- Direct supportive style
- Addiction and mental health
- 34 years experience
About Lisa
Lisa Haughey is an LPC with more than three decades of experience helping people navigate hard times. She works with issues such as depression, anxiety, addiction, relationship challenges, and life changes. Her approach is direct but warm and respectful.
She has practiced in both Georgia and Arizona and has spent many years in addiction and mental health settings. That background means she is familiar with reentry after incarceration and the practical challenges people face when rebuilding their lives.
Her style is interactive and straightforward. She talks honestly with clients, helps them learn new tools, and supports them as they try those skills in daily life. She aims to avoid stigmatizing labels and treats each person with dignity.
Lisa uses a mix of approaches to fit the person rather than a single method for everyone. She encourages clients to bring their own beliefs and spiritual paths into the work when that matters to them. She will be direct when clarity or accountability is needed.
People come to her for concrete help with problems like career decisions, parenting strain, intimacy and communication issues, grief, and coping with major life transitions. She also supports people facing issues related to sexuality and identity, including LGBT concerns.
Getting help takes courage, she says, and she aims to make sessions practical and focused on what you can do between meetings. Lisa looks forward to working with people who want straightforward, compassionate support.
She has practiced in both Georgia and Arizona and has spent many years in addiction and mental health settings. That background means she is familiar with reentry after incarceration and the practical challenges people face when rebuilding their lives.
Her style is interactive and straightforward. She talks honestly with clients, helps them learn new tools, and supports them as they try those skills in daily life. She aims to avoid stigmatizing labels and treats each person with dignity.
Lisa uses a mix of approaches to fit the person rather than a single method for everyone. She encourages clients to bring their own beliefs and spiritual paths into the work when that matters to them. She will be direct when clarity or accountability is needed.
People come to her for concrete help with problems like career decisions, parenting strain, intimacy and communication issues, grief, and coping with major life transitions. She also supports people facing issues related to sexuality and identity, including LGBT concerns.
Getting help takes courage, she says, and she aims to make sessions practical and focused on what you can do between meetings. Lisa looks forward to working with people who want straightforward, compassionate support.
This summary is based on the profile information listed on BetterHelp.