Angie Guilbe is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with specialized training and experience supporting children, adolescents, parents, caregivers, and families through a variety of emotional and life challenges. She is a Qualified Supervisor, Registered Play Therapist, and Certified Trauma Therapist, with additional training in various areas of mental health.
Angie believes that each client is the driver of their own healing journey. She sees her role as a GPS—providing guidance, support, and direction while helping clients move toward greater emotional well-being and meaningful change. She strives to be a strong advocate for every client and meets each person where they are developmentally and emotionally.
Angie’s approach is compassionate, trauma-informed, and centered around the individual needs of each client. She recognizes that every person and family has a unique story and works to provide support that is appropriate for their developmental stage, emotional needs, and circumstances.
As a Registered Play Therapist, Angie has a special passion for working with children from infancy through adolescence. She uses developmentally appropriate approaches to help children express themselves, process difficult experiences, build emotional skills, and feel supported throughout the therapeutic process.
Angie provides support for children, adolescents, parents, caregivers, and families navigating:
Angie has a special passion for helping children from infancy through adolescence and supporting the parents and caregivers who care for them. She understands that when a child is experiencing emotional or behavioral challenges, the entire family can be affected.
Her goal is to create a safe and supportive environment where children can process their experiences while parents and caregivers receive guidance and practical support. She works collaboratively with families to help strengthen relationships, improve understanding, and support healthy emotional development.
As an Army veteran of eight years, Angie understands the unique experiences and challenges that military families may face. She is honored to support those who have served and their families as they navigate transitions, relationships, and other circumstances that may affect their emotional well-being.
Angie also works collaboratively with families navigating custody disputes and other significant family transitions. She supports children as they adjust to changes in their family circumstances while helping parents develop parenting and timesharing strategies that prioritize the child’s best interests.
Her focus is on providing children with appropriate emotional support while helping families navigate difficult transitions with greater understanding, communication, and stability.
Angie is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Qualified Supervisor, Registered Play Therapist, and Certified Trauma Therapist. She has also completed additional training in various areas of mental health, allowing her to provide individualized and developmentally appropriate support to the clients and families she serves.
Angie believes that healing is a personal journey, and her role is to provide the guidance, support, and direction needed along the way. Whether working with a child, adolescent, parent, caregiver, or family, she is committed to meeting clients where they are and helping them move toward greater emotional health, resilience, and well-being.
