Counseling
The way we like to describe therapy is it is a vehicle to get you to where you want to be and you are driving the car. If you are looking to try something different because what you have been doing just isn't working anymore then we will help you get in that car so you can drive to wherever you want to go.
What We do
The therapists at AP Counseling and Yoga utilize a variety of therapeutic methods to deliver treatment and support for anxiety, trauma, disordered eating/eating disorders, depression, body image, perfectionism, self care, addictions and more. We specialize in supporting mental health concerns for adults in both individual, group, and yoga therapy. We will help you navigate your psychological, emotional, mental, spiritual, and physical health.
We collaborate with additional providers throughout the community based on your needs. If you have an eating disorder a team approach including a registered dietitian is best practices.
Our therapists are master level licensed clinicians with expertise in CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, ACT (Acceptance Commitment Therapy), Trauma Informed Yoga, Intuitive Eating, and Mindfulness. We have a variety of price points depending on what therapist you schedule with.
We collaborate with additional providers throughout the community based on your needs. If you have an eating disorder a team approach including a registered dietitian is best practices.
Our therapists are master level licensed clinicians with expertise in CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, ACT (Acceptance Commitment Therapy), Trauma Informed Yoga, Intuitive Eating, and Mindfulness. We have a variety of price points depending on what therapist you schedule with.
Who we are
Angela Prior LCSW-S, RYT
Angela Prior LCSW-S, RYT is the owner and founder of AP Counseling and Yoga. She helps adults embrace their messy and beautiful feelings and let go of their habits of avoidance through, self-compassion and radical acceptance. Read more
Katherine Foutz LMSW, LCDC
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I collaborate with adults to help them develop the skills of self-compassion and self-kindness so they can work toward accomplishing the goals in their life rather than waiting for perfection Read More