Christy Franklin Professional Services M.S., LCPC

Christy Franklin Professional Services M.S., LCPC Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, Trauma Therapist, Individual and Marriage Family Therapist We are all connected.

Life can get complicated and can become difficult affecting our relationships, particularly those that are the most important to us. Unhealthy patterns of functioning can begin to develop and we can become stuck when all we want is to feel connected, loved and accepted. I specialize in relationship counseling including family conflict, making connections, communication and enhancing your emotional IQ. These relationships can cover the spectrum from marriage and couples counseling to family and friends and into the workplace. My experience also includes domestic violence and sexual assault, trauma, including direct and witnessed as well as PTSD. My work also includes woman’s issues, emotion regulation and anger issues, depression and anxiety, life coaching as well as career counseling. I work with a diverse clientele and provide a safe, confidential and trusted environment to create a treatment plan uniquely designed for you. I also work with parents of children with mental and emotional issues including ADD/ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and behavioral issues as well as Individual Education Plans (IEP's) and 504 plans. Families can be described as a mobile and when an issue affects one part of the mobile, one of the family members, each person can be affected along with the family system as a whole.

Our children thrive in the spaces of safety and connection we create for them. They learn what if feels like in these sp...
11/15/2025

Our children thrive in the spaces of safety and connection we create for them. They learn what if feels like in these spaces and then also know what it feels like when its not there later in life. Knowing what is a healthy, safe and connected relationship is begins in childhood.

Situations are neither good nor bad until we attach meaning to them. The meaning will come from the experiences in our l...
11/15/2025

Situations are neither good nor bad until we attach meaning to them. The meaning will come from the experiences in our lives and the people who have shaped us. The situations then become good or bad or even neutral through our lens.

True emotional repair means acknowledging how our (on both parts) behavior impacted our partner, validating their pain, ...
11/15/2025

True emotional repair means acknowledging how our (on both parts) behavior impacted our partner, validating their pain, and taking responsibility without defensiveness. It means saying, “I understand why you feel that way. I want to know more. I want to do better.”
When we can hold our partner’s feelings with empathy instead of shame, we create the emotional safety that allows trust to rebuild and connection to grow stronger.

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