Shelly Zorn
Shelly has worked with clients in distress for over 20 years as a caseworker and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Texas and more recently in Arizona. She has been able to nurture her passion for building strong therapeutic relationships and meaningful connections with clients through extensive experience and training. Shelly's focus on strong connections, trust, and safety are key elements to inspire healing and growth.
Shelly has worked with clients in distress for over 20 years as a caseworker and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Texas and more recently in Arizona.
First session
The first session will begin with a short introduction and a review of the paperwork. Following that, we move at your pace so that we can understand your challenges. From here we can set goals to work towards in therapy.
Strengths
My greatest strength as a provider is helping to identify and building on your strengths. By identifying and leveraging these strengths and pairing them with therapeutic skills we can help you overcome the challenges you facing.
Ideal clients
I honor my clients' truths and understand the importance of helping them feel heard and supported. I create a safe non-judgmental space with clients that promotes healing, exploration and self-reflection through collaboration and curiosity. Reaching out is one of the most difficult but vital steps to creating shifts and changes in your life. Transitions take a toll and finding harmony seems to be a fleeting dream at best. My ideal client is seeking growth, development, and building the necessary skills to reach a higher level of fulfillment.
Treatment methods
Eclectic
Every client I work with is unique and because of this it is important to pull from an array of treatment methods to create the most effective personalized therapeutic approach.
Christian Counseling
Many clients I work with find that Integrating faith and Christian values into the therapeutic process is essential for success. It is important for me to meet my clients were they are at in life.
Strength-Based
Focusing on client strengths and resourcefulness is often essential to help create positive outcomes in therapy.
Integrative
Using theories and techniques from different models is often key for treating client for short and long term care.
Location
Virtual sessions