Kathy Bruner is a dedicated counselor and LCMHC specializing in helping individuals navigate conflicts at home, work, within their communities, and in their relationships. Her approach focuses on illuminating the nature of clients' problems and analyzing conflicts and relationship issues, enabling them to gain a deeper understanding of themselves and their circumstances. Kathy works collaboratively with her clients to address inner pain, anguish, and interpersonal challenges, providing guidance when they feel stuck and need a fresh perspective on their life journey. Utilizing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), she encourages clients to re-evaluate their life direction and strive for a richer, fuller, and more meaningful existence. For couples seeking support, Kathy employs the Gottman method, a well-researched approach designed to transform troubled marriages into successful partnerships. Her agency is committed to using evidence-based therapy modalities, prioritizing excellent treatment that aims to reduce suffering while fostering dignity and peaceful relationships. Promising a comprehensive understanding of the therapeutic process, Kathy also advocates for vulnerable populations, working under a state contract to provide treatment for domestic violence offenders who are court-ordered for intervention.