Vince Anila is a Licensed Professional Counselor (MA, LPC) dedicated to assisting adolescents and adults who may feel broken in reconnecting with their inner wholeness. With a mindfulness instructor background since 2003, he provides a profound level of presence that meets clients where they are, fostering trust for the exploration of inherent strengths and resilience rooted in personal history. Vince is skilled in coaching clients through career transitions, processing painful experiences, and supporting teenagers as they face new challenges. He helps clients make sense of their past, live joyfully in the present, and gain hope for the future. By locating and transforming stagnant areas in their lives, individuals can experience greater openness and fewer feelings of fear and withdrawal. His commitment lies in guiding clients through their healing journey, witnessing the wise re-authoring of their unique human experiences. Understanding that each individual’s life is intricately woven into broader interpersonal, social, and cultural fabrics, Vince approaches the whole person with sensitivity, recognizing the unique dimensions of experiences related to racism, sexism, homophobia, and other profound injustices.