Highlands, NC Local Support & Community Resources

Tracy Stribling Franklin is a Licensed Professional Counselor known for her compassionate and effective approach to therapy. Specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she collaborates with clients to help them identify and alter their thinking patterns, ultimately leading to improved communication and a reduction in feelings such as fear, anxiety, sadness, and loneliness. By utilizing active listening skills and implementing various therapeutic techniques, Tracy empowers her clients to recognize patterns of behavior and negative thoughts that may hinder them from achieving a fulfilling and meaningful life. Her dedication to facilitating small yet impactful changes allows clients to embark on a transformative journey towards mental wellness. With flexibility in scheduling and a commitment to accessibility, she is well-equipped to support a diverse range of clients, providing a sliding fee scale for those facing monetary constraints. Tracy eagerly anticipates the opportunity to work with individuals of all ages.

Jeanne Thiele Reynolds is a dedicated marriage and family therapist, holding a DMin and LMFT credentials. She believes that as individuals cultivate self-awareness and self-acceptance, they become more capable of discovering peace and contentment in their lives. Recognizing that this journey may require considerable time and effort, Jeanne emphasizes the significance of clients taking an active role in their therapeutic experience; the greater the investment, the more profound the rewards. Her primary focus is to facilitate healing and growth for those eager for greater self-awareness, acceptance, and joy in their lives. The range of issues she addresses reflects the diversity of the individuals she helps, including enhancing communication and intimacy between couples, fostering self-acceptance, and compassion for those grappling with self-confidence and self-esteem challenges. Jeanne is also adept at navigating the complexities of loss and grief, which can subtly influence anxiety and depression. Utilizing an interpersonal relational-style therapy, she approaches the therapeutic process as a spiritual journey. As an ordained minister (PC/USA) and certified Spiritually-Integrated Psychotherapist, Jeanne is committed to guiding clients from a mindset of self-punishment and rejection to a place of compassionate self-advocacy, recognizing this transformation as a profound healing journey aligned with God's purpose for all.