Cole Putman is a dedicated therapist who creates an environment for clients that fosters acceptance and connection, supporting their healing journeys. He sees it as one of the greatest honors of his life to walk alongside clients through the myriad emotions inherent in the human experience—including sorrow, anxiety, and joy. Cole aids individuals in recognizing their own strengths while helping them develop new coping skills to navigate life's challenges. Each session is met with non-judgment, radical acceptance, and a sincere interest in the client's wellbeing. Passionate about working with queer individuals, couples, and parents of LGBTQIA+ persons in the South, he is also skilled in addressing anxiety, life transitions, and relational issues. In therapy, Cole primarily draws from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Internal Family Systems (IFS). For couples, he acts as a mediator, cheerleader, and challenger, guiding them through their concerns with keen empathy. For those seeking a therapist who embodies acceptance, gentle curiosity, and a genuine desire to foster personal growth, Cole invites individuals to consider the therapeutic journey together. Living a wholehearted life takes work, but it's a path not meant to be walked alone.