Andrea currently works at the Anuvia Prevention & Recovery Center in Charlotte, NC where she is the Community Clinical Director. Andrea has worked in the education field as a School Counselor, the criminal justice field as a Clinical Case Manager/Counselor/Coordinator, a collegiate instructor, and in the substance use disorder field as a Counselor, Educator and Clinical Supervisor. In her current role she is overseeing a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic.
Choosing a therapist can feel overwhelming. You’re not just looking for someone with the right credentials, you need someone you can trust with your most personal thoughts and feelings. The therapeutic relationship is the foundation of effective treatment, so finding the right fit is crucial for your success. Why the Right Fit Matters Research consistently…
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911. For crisis support, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7. For urgent mental health support in Charlotte, call Anuvia at (704) 376-7447. Mental health crises can happen to anyone, regardless of whether they’re currently in treatment or…
Talking to kids about therapy doesn’t have to be scary or complicated, and with the right approach, it can actually be an empowering experience that teaches them important lessons about taking care of their mental health. Starting with Your Own Feelings Before you sit down with your child, it’s worth checking in with yourself about…
The therapy-versus-medication question is one of the most common concerns people have when they first reach out for mental health support. It makes sense to feel uncertain. There’s a lot of conflicting information out there, and everyone’s experience with mental health treatment is different. For many people, the question isn’t really “therapy or medication?” It’s…
The rise of telehealth has opened up incredible opportunities for mental health care, but it’s also created new decisions to navigate. Both virtual and in-person therapy can be highly effective—the key is figuring out which approach fits your life, your needs, and your preferences. The Comfort Factor Most people don’t talk about therapy anxiety. Walking…
Your twenties and thirties can feel like you’re constantly trying to catch up to some invisible finish line while everyone else seems to have it figured out. But the thing about mental health in young adulthood is that sometimes what feels like normal “adulting” stress is actually your mind and body telling you they need…
