Adrienne graduated May 2024 from Colorado Christian University with a Bachelor's degree in Applied a psychology. She is currently enrolled as a School of Counseling Graduate student at Colorado Christian University. As a Counselor in Training (CIT), Adrienne has training and skills in conducting comprehensive counseling services and has the support of a trained and experienced supervisor.

Adrienne believes that one of her main roles as a counselor is to help people expand their sense of self to include all parts of who they are and what they have experienced. Through this unified and compassionate new sense of self, each of us are able to thrive in the way God designed us. Adrienne believes that the counseling relationship should be a safe, encouraging, and inspiring space for both counselor and client alike to grow and learn. 

Adrienne loves having the opportunity to walk alongside others as they take the time to care for their emotional, spiritual, and relational needs through therapy.

Adrienne approaches the counseling relationship from an existential and attachment perspective and prefers to counsel informed by the Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT) or Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) model. EFIT/ EFT prioritizes our emotional experiences as the "royal road" to corrective experiences that heal and connect us via secure attachment to self and others. Adrienne will also utilize a variety of therapeutic techniques as she finds them to be helpful and useful to her clients depending on their needs and presenting concerns. 

Adrienne is married with six children and three grandchildren. Her hobbies include traveling with her children and grandchildren, spending time outside, listening to music, and reading. She loves people and loves the simple joy of sharing a cup of coffee or tea and talking for hours in any context. 

Adrienne works under the supervision of Pamela Harms, LPC #2021011825