Gaye Adams

Gaye Adams is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through their emotional challenges. Whether a client needs to talk about their feelings or actively address specific issues, she possesses a wealth of resources and techniques at her disposal. Gaye understands that feelings of anger, sadness, or anxiety can be overwhelming, and she utilizes modern cognitive techniques alongside her exceptional listening skills to help facilitate insights and basic behavioral modifications that can transform lives today. Her work emphasizes the importance of recognizing the choices we make and how to effectively address them for long-lasting results. Gaye embraces innovative approaches, including visual cognitive behavioral techniques and basic art therapy experiences offered via telehealth, an adaptation that has become increasingly relevant in the wake of COVID-19. With a background in working with adolescents and children in residential treatment programs, she specializes in Art Therapy, Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), and group therapy. Gaye's foundation in child development plays a pivotal role in her approach to healing lingering childhood traumas. Additionally, she has successfully facilitated healing for both children and adults suffering from PTSD and substance abuse issues. Gaye is passionate about helping clients navigate life’s changes and encourages them to envision their longer-term futures. She believes that no one should suffer alone, and together with her clients, she seeks to enhance their daily experiences and future prospects. Gaye recognizes that the act of talking itself can stimulate psychodynamic processes leading to healing. Clients will find that counseling is a collaborative process, and she is eager to discover whether her skills can contribute positively to their journeys.