Heather Horvath , LPC

Heather Horvath believes in the restorative potential of therapy and approaches each person as the author of a distinct life story where some chapters benefit from careful attention. She practices with an eclectic, trauma-informed perspective, blending insights from reality theory, behavioral study, and neurocognitive development to tailor care for each individual's needs. Heather integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness techniques, and other evidence-informed practices as appropriate, letting treatment goals and methods emerge from the client's priorities rather than following a fixed protocol. She holds an LPC - Licensed Professional Counselor - which reflects formal training and licensure to provide counseling services.

Heather brings experience working with community agencies, corrections, and families, and she reports more than 15 years of involvement in these service settings. Her work has included supporting at-risk families involved with the child welfare system, assisting individuals identified as severely emotionally disturbed, and contributing to inmate rehabilitation programs. She also has experience addressing anger management, supporting people with traumatic brain injuries and their support persons, and helping clients adjust to significant changes in functional status due to illness, injury, or aging. Heather has pursued special training in Solution-Focused Therapy, trauma work, grief and loss therapy, traumatic brain injury care, health and rehabilitation, inmate rehabilitation, geriatric mental health, substance abuse, and anger management. Her practice emphasizes individualized, compassionate care aimed at improved coping, healing, and practical change.