Patricia Lyon

Patricia Lyon, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, brings a wealth of experience and compassion to her practice, specializing in helping individuals who feel broken and unsure about their future. With a deep commitment to fostering positive change, Patricia creates a safe and welcoming environment where clients can explore the issues that prevent them from living fully.

As a trained psychotherapist, Patricia's approach is both empowering and collaborative. She strives to encourage and support her clients while challenging them to think deeply about their own thought processes and behaviors. This method enables her clients to achieve lasting, positive change in all areas of their lives. Patricia's counseling style is tailored to each individual, often incorporating a variety of techniques including Biblical, cognitive behavioral, Life Integration (LI), and Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) methods.

Patricia's areas of expertise are diverse and comprehensive, covering depression, anxiety, dissociative identity disorder, trauma, aging and geriatric issues, codependency and boundaries, sexual abuse, and spiritual development. She takes a holistic approach to treating depression, examining physical symptoms alongside past traumas and present situations. Her work with aging-related issues demonstrates her ability to help clients navigate the unique challenges that arise in later years of life.

With a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology from Northwest University, Patricia brings a strong educational foundation to her practice. Her journey to becoming a Christian counselor was inspired by years of witnessing friends, family, and herself struggle through issues that were not easily resolved. This personal experience informs her passionate approach to helping those who seek healing.

Clients can expect an enthusiastic partner and respectful professional dedicated to their goals. Patricia welcomes the integration of faith into sessions for those who desire it, offering a space where spirituality can enhance the therapeutic process. Her collaborative approach ensures that together, therapist and client can brainstorm how to best utilize their time for maximum benefit.