Cheryl Comfort

My communication style

I am kind but direct in communication. I provide clients a safe, non-judgmental space to discuss their struggles, and create a collaborative environment to help clients learn the skills needed to be confident in themselves to manage and/or overcome their struggles.

My journey to mental healthcare

I received my Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from John Brown University in Arkansas in 2018. I received my LAC in 2019, and worked in residential for six and half years, earning my LPC in 2022. I have been in private practice since April of 2022, starting on a part-time basis and transitioning to full-time in December 2025.

My goals for you

I encourage clients to set goals for treatment, and utilize techniques and homework tailored to each client's needs to help them achieve their goals. My approach is to listen, reflect, and encourage clients to take ownership of their healing journey, while acting as a support and coach along the way.

Our first session

First session is known as the "intake session". This session is about getting to know clients, providing a space to let clients tell their story and share what's led them to therapy, then helping them to identify goals to focus on in therapy. Questions and concerns about starting therapy are also addressed.

I identify as...

• Female
• Caucasian or White
• Christian