Truth Counseling

02/23/2026

This verse can look like living with integrity: aligning your daily choices with your values and faith. Healing isn’t just about reducing stress or managing emotions; it’s also about rediscovering purpose and walking in a way that reflects who God created you to be.

If you’re feeling disconnected, overwhelmed, or unsure of your direction, therapy can be a space to realign your heart, your habits, and your hope.

Reach out at 812-363-1300 to schedule today

02/11/2026

💛 Foster Care is a Sacred Calling 💛

Foster and adoptive families live this verse out every single day. They open their homes, their hearts, and their lives in ways that are both beautiful and costly.

But here’s what many people don’t see…

Foster and adoptive parents often carry heavy emotional and spiritual burdens. They hold children’s stories of trauma. They navigate complicated systems. Foster parents experience repeated goodbyes. And they keep showing up, steady, faithful, and strong; even when they feel exhausted.

Sometimes, they don’t feel permission to say just how tired they really are.

Through that prayer, I feel led to make therapy more accessible by offering a self-pay discount specifically for foster and adoptive parents. My heart is to walk alongside foster/adoptive moms and dads and offer a space where they can be cared for, not just as caregivers, but as whole people.

I work with foster and adoptive parents around:
✨ Setting healthy boundaries while continuing to love well
✨ Managing stress, compassion fatigue, and emotional exhaustion
✨ Processing grief, loss, and unanswered questions
✨ Staying rooted in faith and identity when the work feels overwhelming

If you’re a foster or adoptive parent, or you know one who could use support, please reach out to me at 812-363-1300.

You do sacred work. You deserve care too. 💛

02/02/2026

This verse is a gentle but steady invitation to trust God’s timing, even when waiting feels uncomfortable or exhausting. God is still working, even when we can’t yet see the outcome, and our strength grows as we trust Him in the waiting.

01/26/2026

01/08/2026

Now accepting new clients.
I currently accept self-pay and the following insurance plans: Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, CareSource Marketplace, Medicare, and United Plans.

Please note that Medicaid and HIP plans are not accepted at this time.

11/10/2025

Just like a deer longs for water, our souls crave peace, connection, and purpose (Psalm 42:1). In therapy, we learn that it’s okay to acknowledge that thirst—for love, support, or guidance—and to seek healthy ways to fill it. Your mental and emotional well-being matters.

11/06/2025

As I seek union with God through Christ and grow in intimacy with Him, I often find that my symptoms of anxiety and depression lessen, and I experience greater peace, therefore, I practice meditation daily. Psalms 1:2

11/04/2025

Life can feel like walking among wolves — full of challenges and hard choices. But through faith and emotional wisdom, we can stay grounded, wise, and kind. 🐍🕊️

10/30/2025

In Christian meditation, we grow in awareness of Christ’s love for us, which in turn moves us to extend compassion and grace toward ourselves and others.

10/23/2025

While Christian meditation can include practices like breathwork, repeating phrases, or body scans, its focus is centered on Scripture and aligning with God’s will, rather than simply calming the mind.

10/16/2025

What role does the Divine play in our lives, and why does it matter in meditation? In Christian meditation, God is not distant—He is personal, present, and active. Recognizing God’s presence helps us focus our thoughts, align our hearts, and experience His guidance and peace as we meditate.

10/13/2025

This verse is a powerful reminder of how deeply our words affect others. It highlights that wisdom isn’t just about what we know, but how we speak.

A wise person uses their words thoughtfully — to encourage, to comfort, to correct with gentleness, and to build others up rather than tear them down. In contrast to careless or harsh speech, wise words have a restorative quality; they can soothe pain, mend relationships, and bring peace where there was tension.

It’s a beautiful call to mindfulness — to pause before we speak and ask: Will my words bring healing or harm? When guided by compassion and discernment, our tongues can become instruments of grace.