Mary Speight

My communication style

I am humanistic in my approach. I am gentle and compassionate, but during the therapeutic process, I may challenge my clients when they feel stuck. I also serve as a coach as we approach the end of treatment, helping you integrate what you've learned.

My journey to mental healthcare

As I mentioned above, being a Therapist is a calling. When I was younger, I had several different aspirations, from being a writer/journalist to even becoming an ordained minister, but while attending community college, I participated in a peer counseling class and worked with junior high kids.

My goals for you

I've worked with diverse populations including infants, the elderly, veterans, children in foster care, and families. With my work in Integrated Mental Health, I believe mental health is more than just mental; it's mind-body-soul work that honors your whole self.

Our first session

I discuss with my clients those things they would like to see different for themselves in three months. We check on the progress of your goals throughout treatment, ensuring you're moving toward the changes that matter most to you.

I identify as...

• Female
• Biracial or Multiracial
• Christian