Darcy Gilbert, M.A., licensed counselor

Assisting individuals with building effective self care into already busy lifestyles.

Welcome to my site!!

People who seek counseling often want immediate relief or change. So, I often start with

a solution-focused therapy approach, which targets what is desired and what works rather than what is not desired and isn’t working. This model helps people reach goals and resolve problems more rapidly because it emphasizes utilizing the strengths and resources already available within them.

Initially, I can help you:

Re-align your behaviors with your values.

Explore what drives hurtful compulsions, such as excessive dieting, eating, or exercising.

Inventory your inner (and outer) world, clarifying what to keep and what to let go or change.

Foster existing strengths and use new resources so you can live with increased vitality and compassion.

Integrate lifestyle choices that nourish and sustain you.

With more time together, we can:

Illuminate underlying beliefs and behaviors that contribute to the problem
you want to change.

Identify and transform the thoughts that drive hurtful or unsatisfactory behavior.

Resolve contradictory thoughts that interfere with making positive changes.

Incorporate dreamwork, writing and artwork into the change process.

“Sometimes it is necessary to re-teach a thing its loveliness”

– Excerpt from “St. Francis and the Sow" - Galway Kinnel –

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Darcy Gilbert, M.A., licensed counselor

Assisting individuals with building effective self care into already busy lifestyles.

Welcome to my site!!

People who seek counseling often want immediate relief or change. So, I often start with

a solution-focused therapy approach, which targets what is desired and what works rather than what is not desired and isn’t working. This model helps people reach goals and resolve problems more rapidly because it emphasizes utilizing the strengths and resources already available within them.

a solution-focused therapy approach, which targets what is desired and what works rather than what is not desired and isn’t working. This model helps people reach goals and resolve problems more rapidly because it emphasizes utilizing the strengths and resources already available within them.

a solution-focused therapy approach, which targets what is desired and what works rather than what is not desired and isn’t working. This model helps people reach goals and resolve problems more rapidly because it emphasizes utilizing the strengths and resources already available within them.

a solution-focused therapy approach, which targets what is desired and what works rather than what is not desired and isn’t working. This model helps people reach goals and resolve problems more rapidly because it emphasizes utilizing the strengths and resources already available within them.

a solution-focused therapy approach, which targets what is desired and what works rather than what is not desired and isn’t working. This model helps people reach goals and resolve problems more rapidly because it emphasizes utilizing the strengths and resources already available within them.

a solution-focused therapy approach, which targets what is desired and what works rather than what is not desired and isn’t working. This model helps people reach goals and resolve problems more rapidly because it emphasizes utilizing the strengths and resources already available within them.

a solution-focused therapy approach, which targets what is desired and what works rather than what is not desired and isn’t working. This model helps people reach goals and resolve problems more rapidly because it emphasizes utilizing the strengths and resources already available within them.

a solution-focused therapy approach, which targets what is desired and what works rather than what is not desired and isn’t working. This model helps people reach goals and resolve problems more rapidly because it emphasizes utilizing the strengths and resources already available within them.

a solution-focused therapy approach, which targets what is desired and what works rather than what is not desired and isn’t working. This model helps people reach goals and resolve problems more rapidly because it emphasizes utilizing the strengths and resources already available within them.

a solution-focused therapy approach, which targets what is desired and what works rather than what is not desired and isn’t working. This model helps people reach goals and resolve problems more rapidly because it emphasizes utilizing the strengths and resources already available within them.

Initially, I can help you:

– Excerpt from “St. Francis and the Sow" - Galway Kinnel –