Courtney Bowser Supv By Robert Duckworth

Courtney Bowser, an LPC Intern with a MA, embodies the philosophy of Carl Rogers: "The curious paradox is that when one accepts oneself just as they are, then real change can occur." She creates an inviting environment where individuals can explore their true selves, families can work collaboratively, and meaningful change is possible. With extensive experience across various age groups and conditions, Courtney views the human experience as a journey filled with identity and hope. While suffering and pain are natural parts of life, the perspective one adopts can profoundly influence their world view. Her holistic approach considers the whole person—physical, spiritual, and emotional—in the pursuit of personal growth. Specializing in working with adolescents and families, Courtney addresses a variety of challenges, including behavioral issues, relational dynamics, and chronic illness. Integrating diverse counseling modalities such as Person-Centered, Narrative, Family Systems, and Motivational Interviewing, she models values of courage, hope, humility, and respect for each individual's unique situation. Those seeking change and purpose in their lives will find a compassionate partner in Courtney as they embark on their transformative journey together.