Chelsea Cooks
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Chelsea showcases a remarkable ability to inspire clients towards their aspirations. Her genuine approach and empathetic nature make individuals feel valued and seen. She crafts a comfortable and inviting atmosphere with a touch of humor, always prioritizing her clients' well-being with the utmost respect and compassion.

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  • Dedicated to providing a warm and welcoming space for clients to feel understood
  • Acknowledges clients’ intersected identities and lived experiences
  • Passionate about working with BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities
  • Devoted to helping clients improve their relationships with themselves and others
  • Committed to inclusive and culturally sensitive therapy and social justice advocacy

As an avid art lover, outside of work, Chelsea spends her time exploring museums, festivals, and fashion exhibits in the city. With a background in art, Chelsea uses her skills to create art through music and photography.

Chelsea Cooks, MA Intern
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Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern

In therapy, I believe in the power of collaboration and valuing your expertise as the authority on your unique life experiences.

Chelsea is a dedicated and compassionate individual passionate about helping those struggling with life transitions and mental health. Chelsea’s areas of clinical interest include identity development, life transitions, anxiety, depression, the autistic spectrum, ADHD, and addictions. With a curious and non-judgmental approach, she creates a welcoming and accessible space where you can freely express yourself. Together, you will process life changes, cultivate new habits, regain balance, and reclaim joy.

Chelsea utilizes Adlerian, CBT, person-centered, solution-focused, and existential concepts to support her clients in reaching their goals. She has developed vital counseling and assessment skills, allowing her to engage with clients and understand their unique needs effectively.

Though her path has placed her in a unique position to explore the BIPOC and marginalized community, Chelsea is committed to working with individuals of all identities. Chelsea’s experience involves work in mentoring programs, empowerment workshops, life transitions, as well as with neurodivergent adolescents. Using warmth and vulnerability, Chelsea’s experience has taught her that healing can take all forms. Which is why she prioritizes creating genuine connections with clients.

Chelsea is currently completing a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) at Adler University. She believes to see growth, you must be willing to explore life events to make the necessary changes to accomplish goals set during therapy assistance. Though difficult, this exploration can be essential to understanding oneself.

As an avid art lover, outside of work, Chelsea spends her time exploring museums, festivals, and fashion exhibits in the city. With a background in art, Chelsea uses her skills to create art through music and photography.

“Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have further questions, and I wish you well on your healing journey.” – Chelsea

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