Find a therapist, counselor or psychologist in New Orleans, LA

"I believe in walking alongside each client in order to make observations and offer insight to help you reach your full wellness potential."

Ebony Allen is a Licensed Clinical Social WOrker with 17 years of experience working with children and teens in the mental health field. She received a Master's degree in Social Work, a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, and has many certifications in counseling, including being a Qualified School Social Worker in the state of Louisiana. Teens are her specialty and she truly enjoys this work.

Ebony’s counseling style is that of a warm and interactive partner. She believes in walking alongside each client to help them reach their full potential. Ebony treats everyone with respect, sensitivity, and compassion. She doesn't judge and certainly doesn't believe in stigmatizing.

Ebony believes that everyone deserves to live their best life! She understands that, sometimes, we all need a hand in doing so. Whether there’s a need for a diagnosis, assessment, or simply a listening ear, she is here to help.

Nikky Redpath is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Louisiana.

She has over 15 year of experience counseling children and adults who are

struggling with depression, anxiety, personal issues, attention deficit

hyperactivity, behavioral issues, self-esteem, and grief and loss. Nikky

completed her Bachelors in Psychology and her Masters in Education focusing in

Human Services Counseling both at the University of New Orleans.

In counseling, Nikky utilizes cognitive behavioral, Rogerian, solution focused, and

strengths-based approaches to helping the client reach his or her goals. With

children Nikky also may use behavioral techniques along with the other

approaches. In addition, flexibility and trust are needed in therapy.

Nikky creates an environment which the client feels safe, trust, unconditional

positive regard with the therapeutic relationship. The environment allows the

client to express themselves and can expect to be respected, especially with

their privacy.