Kenneth Freeman

Hello, my name is Kenneth Freeman. I am a dedicated licensed mental health counselor endeavoring to help people to be their best. I have been working in the mental health field since 2013.

My approach

My personal and professional motto is to help people recognize the importance of mental health wellness through warmth, acceptance, and empathy. realize success begins with “one person” and the rewards from that can be profound. I am committed to developing a consistent and acceptable treatment plan(s) through a Cognitive Behavioral modality to support adults.

My focus

Over the course of my career, I have had the privilege of working with clients dealing with a wide range of challenges. These include but are not limited to anger management, anxiety, coping skills, depression, divorce, grief, LGBTQ+ issues, life transitions, marital and premarital counseling, mood disorders, parenting, peer relationships, relationship issues, self-esteem, stress, teen challenges, trauma, and PTSD.

My communication style

I am a therapist who believes a person-centered approach best supports the client. As a person-centered therapist, I strive to be a compassionate facilitator by listening without judgment and acknowledging the client's experience without changing the conversation's direction.

My journey to mental healthcare

I have been working in the mental health field since 2013. During that time, my mental health experience has allowed me to work with a diversity of individuals at various stages of life. I pursued a career in mental health because I am a caring individual who seeks to help others. Over the last decade, I believe I have made progress in achieving this goal.

My goals for you

My aim as a therapist is to help clients gain insight into their current situation, which is an excellent starting point. As a therapist, I begin by asking the client what their overall goal really is. Next, allow them to Identify a starting point.

My first session with you

The first, thing that I aim to accomplish in the first session is to make the client feel comfortable as possible. First sessions often involve conducting an assessment, which includes several questions about the client's personal history, education, relationships, and living situation. In addition, questions related to their mental health. What are your symptoms? What brought you to therapy? What do you feel is wrong in your life? Finally, the agreement should cover the duration of the treatment, the methods that will be used, and the details of patient confidentiality.