Questions and Answers
Whether you've been in counseling before or not, you may have questions about services at Morning Light Counseling. These are the most common questions; click to see the answers.
If you have further questions, contact us for more information.

Morning Light Coaching exists to empower clients to change their lives for the better, to heal from the inside out. This is done by:
1) carefully assessing a client's current strengths, weaknesses, and needs;
2) providing training and resources to help clients learn new ways of thinking, behaving, and relating; and
3) providing guidance and support, as clients implement these changes in their lives and families.
Therapy at Morning Light Counseling is designed to build self-reliance - not dependence on medication, or on never-ending therapy sessions.
It is also designed to shore up spirituality, increase physical and mental wellness, and strengthen (not sever) family relationships.

Frequently-Asked Questions on:
Medication, payment, and how to begin therapy
Only a psychiatrist, medical doctor, or other medical professional can prescribe or manage medication. If you choose to include medication in your treatment, you will need to have those services provided elsewhere, since that is beyond the range of an LCSW'S licensure.
Fortunately, medication is a highly optional element in the healing process. Morning Light Counseling can assist with all your other non-medication needs, in the process of your emotional healing,
Start Your Healing Journey Today!
Appointments can be set by phone or email contact, or directly through Morning Light Counseling's Online Appointment Scheduler. This convenient resource allows you to create, review, reschedule, or cancel your own appointments – day and night, wherever you have internet access.
Online counseling sessions, by Zoom or phone, are also available, for clients living outside the area, or who have health or timing concerns, making it difficult to come into the office. Simply specify which session format is best for you - in person, through Zoom, or by phone.
Joy Cometh In the Morning
Morning Light Counseling is designed to extend light and hope in the midst of stormy, perilous times.
While much is amiss in the world, there is also much to celebrate, much to rejoice in.
"Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning." (Psalms 30:5)