About Connected Counseling

Courtney’s work focuses on connection: to yourself and everything around you. Utilizing various neuropsychology, EMDR, and somatic techniques, Courtney helps teach people how to re-regulate their nervous systems. Therapeutic transformation happens when the mind, body, and spirit are energetically synchronized. Developing healthy self-awareness is one of the most important steps in healing. Courtney teaches her clients to do this by bringing to the surface and working with parts of the self that have been repressed, rejected, judged, and/or hidden. Courtney also works with people on understanding and managing their attachment styles and their relationships. Courtney works with a range of topics including trauma, codependency, anxiety, emotional regulation, self-esteem, LGBTQIA+, and life transitions. Courtney is an advocate for self care. One of her passions is working with mental health professionals, as well as other healthcare/service providers.

“Writing the story of who you are means tearing out and throwing away the pages written about you by other people. You get to choose how you want to show up in life, and that can be the scariest and most rewarding choice to make. My hope is that you courageously choose you.” –Courtney Miller, MS, LPC-S, LAC

“Children express their innermost thoughts, feelings, and needs through the playing process. Using this information, I help children work through their inner conflicts with confidence.” –Kristin Barras, MS, LPC

“To achieve a healthy life, we must work towards a healthy mind.” –Kelsey Moran, MA, LPC

“I have personal experiences that help me to relate to clients. Life can be hard and therapy really helps.” –Jennifer Hess, MS, LPC

“I teach people how to connect inward and move beyond thoughts, emotions, and events that happen in life. Moving beyond our conditioning allows us to experience freedom and peace, choosing what we really want in life.” -Allison Saltzman MS, LPC

“It can be a deeply frustrating challenge to understand what your child is trying to tell you when they express themselves so differently than adults.” –Tammy Matte, MA, PLPC

“I help my clients change thoughts, behaviors, and emotions to build a better experience and quality of life” –Camille Langlinais, MS, PLPC

“My goal in therapy is for each client to feel safe, heard, and know that they have the power within themselves to live a more fulfilling, confident life.” –Olivia Baker, MS, PLPC

“Counseling does for the mind the same thing that exercise does for the body. When we are heard is when we begin to heal and when we heal is when we become stronger.” –Amber May, Counselor Intern

Annette is warm, compassionate, funny, and a natural multi-tasker. Annette answers the phones, manages our billing, and takes care of our office. She loves working with people and is great at matching clients with the therapist that is best for them. Annette is a great listener and you can often find a therapist (or a few) chatting with her in her office.