Berea, OH Local Support & Community Resources

Faith Beddick is a dedicated licensed professional counselor who believes everyone deserves to live a life that allows them to be their true selves, free from what no longer serves them. In her practice, she supports clients on their journeys of self-discovery, working collaboratively to establish personalized goals and effective strategies for achieving them. Whether individuals are facing anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, or general stress, Faith embodies the hope and understanding needed during difficult times. She understands that it can often feel like walking alone down a dark path; therefore, she feels honored to accompany her clients, illuminating their way and empowering them with a renewed sense of direction, acceptance, and clarity when they are ready to continue on their own. With experience working with clients aged three and up, Faith employs a diverse range of therapeutic methods, including talk therapy, art, play, mindfulness training, and meditation. She earned her Clinical Counselor degree from Cleveland State University in 2019.

Linda Blaser is a seasoned counselor with over 30 years of experience in psychotherapy. She understands the struggles individuals face when they feel stuck, whether it's fractured self-relationships preventing personal growth or unhealthy connections with others that fail to meet their needs. Through her non-judgmental and supportive listening style, Linda creates a comfortable environment that encourages honest exploration and self-discovery. She offers relevant suggestions and insights based on her significant expertise and her own life experiences, helping clients navigate their challenges and reach their full potential.

Brayden Crider is a compassionate licensed professional counselor (LPC) and certified drug and alcohol counselor (CDCA) who understands the challenges many face. He recognizes that it's normal to feel stuck, lost, or overwhelmed, and emphasizes that asking for help is a strong step towards healing. Brayden believes in normalizing the experience of not feeling okay and values trust, respect, and honesty in the therapeutic process. Each individual's journey is unique, which is why Brayden tailors his counseling approach to meet diverse needs and goals. With experience in community mental health, Employee Assistance Program (EAP) counseling, and private practice, he has worked with clients facing a range of issues including substance use disorders, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, and schizophrenia. By employing various treatment modalities, Brayden guides his clients through their personal journeys. He understands that one cannot truly grasp another’s pain without walking in their shoes, yet he offers empathy and support as they navigate towards their desired outcomes. The first step towards a transformative journey is reaching out to Brayden for guidance and support.