Ida Chauvin

Ida Chauvin believes that good mental health is a fundamental part of overall health and wellness. Picture a person carrying a heavy backpack filled with loss, sadness, anger, guilt, stress, depression, and anxiety in response to life's challenges. For many, this burden seems unbearable and the accumulated problems create overwhelming stress. With her extensive experience as a professor of Clinical Mental Health professionals and her dedicated practice in helping others, Ida is committed to guiding clients through their most challenging moments. Her personal goal is to provide therapeutic interventions that lighten those burdens, making therapy a transformative experience. She works with clients facing a variety of issues, including marriage and relationship challenges, family counseling, children's concerns, and emotional difficulties such as depression, anxiety, and grief. Reaching out for help is the first courageous step towards improvement, followed by finding a counselor like Ida who fosters connection, instills hope, and inspires life changes. Her collaborative approach involves helping clients set personal goals and equipping them with the tools necessary to achieve those goals.