Regina Randle helps individuals go from feeling overwhelmed and powerless to feeling at peace and confident in their ability to manage day-to-day challenges. She builds her practice on the belief that everyone deserves to be happy and to live a life full of peace, fulfillment, and supportive relationships.
Regina served in the military and worked for the federal government for a combination of 26 years prior to transitioning into Family Therapy. After working in the criminal justice system, religious settings, and group/individual practices, Regina has experience dealing with a variety of issues with a diversity of clients. Her experiences include: depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, family conflict, addiction, post-traumatic stress, religious trauma, suicidal thoughts, and grief.
In treatment, Regina uses an Integrative approach to care, catering to the individual needs of each client. Traditionally, she takes a Person-Centered stance (authentic, caring, and sensitive) with an emphasis in the “Family Systems” approach (which focuses on the interaction between people within a family dynamic). At the client’s request, traditional therapeutic care can be coupled with Biblical counseling to provide the client with a deeper understanding of their experiences from a scriptural perspective.
Throughout their time together, clients report being able to: 1) overcome worry, anxiety, and stress, 2) reduce self-criticism and negative thoughts, 3) navigate family conflict, 4) increase self-compassion, -love, and -confidence, and 5) achieve healing from a history of hurt and pain.
“There is the life that I live and the life that I want, and I am taking action to bring them into alignment.” ~ Author: You
