Corinne Bridges is a licensed professional counselor, LPC, BC-TMH, and NCC, who understands that many individuals across the nation continue to grapple with the long-lasting effects of COVID-19. She recognizes that for many, this pandemic has intensified existing feelings of depression, anxiety, and grief, making the adjustment to this new reality both stressful and exhausting. Corinne adopts an ecological approach to counseling, fostering collaboration and co-construction of meaning to empower her clients with the necessary tools to achieve their goals. Her deep understanding of resiliency encompasses attention to language, cultural contexts, gender identity, and diversity, along with recognizing the strengths and limitations of each individual and their environment. She strives to create a counseling experience where clients feel comfortable and valued. Corinne emphasizes the importance of building trust and respect through engaging, collaborative conversations about clients' goals, supporting effective therapeutic outcomes. Her approach is infused with empathy and warmth, along with a touch of humor, which she believes are crucial to developing strong clinical relationships. Beyond her clinical practice, Corinne is also a professor, whose presentations and publications focus on best practices in counselor education and social change, aimed at enhancing understanding and informing training processes for future clinicians and researchers.