I highly recommend Honor Your Emotions if you are looking for skilled, competent and compassionate therapists. They have a diverse staff of clinicians with a variety of specialties treating various age groups. If you are considering therapy to overcome whatever obstacles you are facing in your life, this is the right place for you.

Top Notch. There are a diverse amount of staff of multiple ages groups, genders and races that specialize in children, couples/groups, and individual counseling. Browse their staff bio pages to see who would best fit your needs.They go deep! I needed help uprooting negative beleif systems that were choking me of joy and abundance in love, finances and career. I didnt even connect the dots between my present life results and deeper wounds from childhood. Things I wasnt responsible for, but impacted my mind greatly.Though we think weve moved on, the body remembers (energy stored) so moments in life can trigger unhealed past trauma. I love that (with my permission) my counselor used therapy and faith to help me achieve powerful breakthrough! Its great their CEO lets them do this.If you are looking for caring diverse professionals look no further, becuase youve found the right place.

Working with Tangia and Honor Your Emotions has been nothing but a great experience. True professionals, reliable and trust worthy. I am so happy to have found them.

Horrible. Theyre not healers. Theyre coaches. Their approach is harmful on the deeper level and long term. It ignores basic facts and understanding of child development and socialization. This results in shaming and blaming the client for the products of external harmful conditions. But hey, if you just want pop psychology or short-term motivation with some deep level self poisoning...Their poor approach shows in the fact that even the CEO doesnt respond to written grievances.

Honor Your Emotions has a diverse staff of caring therapists. Take a look at their bios and specialties on the web site to see which one might be a good connection for you.

I have had the pleasure of working with Tangia in a variety of settings. She is heartfelt, compassionate and has a realness about her that I have not seen in nearly enough therapist. I love how she able to meet clients where they are while still supporting them through the process of reflection and healing. She is skilled in her work with women, children and families. Im so glad to know her and would not hesitate to recommend clients to see her for therapy or spiritual counseling.

I have known Tangia, the founder of Honor Your Emotions, as a colleague for over 5 years and have referred clients to her. She is a firm believer in not letting your mental health struggles define you. She and her team of therapists give tools that will last a lifetime. When you work with them, you will be given encouragement and practical tools that will help you rise above whatever you are going through. I highly recommend you reach out to Honor Your Emotions if you are struggling.

What a wonderful group of clinicians. You feel welcome, with warm and nonjudgemental professionals. These clinicians really care about their clients and their mental health. I recommend Honor Your Emotions to anyone dealing with anxiety or depression. They offer individual therapy from young children to adults.

Tangia is a top notch professional and clinician. Her willingness to collaborate is refreshing and encouraging. I am honored to have connected with such a warm, personable, and very competent clinician.

I am colleagues with founder of Honor Your Emotions and can say that no matter what you are going through, be it anxiety, depression, loss, or anything else you have going on, you will find amazing Christian based counseling with caring and genuine therapists.

Honor Your Emotions and the clinicians working therel led by Tangia Elieff literally live up to the company name by creating an atmosphere that allows you to address your struggles, own them and assess how you move pass the emotion if it does not serve you,The patience and understanding given does not negate the accountability one must have in order to make therapy successful.

What a wonderful group of clinicians.