Randall Walker

My communication style

Sessions are conversational. You set the agenda for the day's conversation. I am not confrontational. I believe in helping you increase your motivation for change and then supporting you to take the necessary steps to bring about the desired results.

My journey to mental healthcare

I started my therapy while in college. I started graduate school to eventually enter the ministry. I realized quickly that therapy fits me better. After receiving my license, I worked in various settings, including social service agencies, treatment programs, and private practice. I have been an educator training future counselors and therapists.

My goals for you

You determine the goals for therapy. We typically identify preliminary goals in our first meeting, and I make suggestions about what might help achieve them. Goal setting can be fluid and change from session to session, but it is helpful to know where you want to go.

Our first session

We generally spend a few minutes at the start going over the rules for therapy and answering any questions clients might have. I then spend a few minutes getting to know a little about the client, where they live, and where they work. We then spend the bulk of our first meeting talking about what has brought them into counseling at this time.

I identify as...

• Male
• Caucasian or White
• Christian