Autumn Campbell is a clinical mental health counseling student with a passion for supporting adolescents, young adults, and individuals across all stages of life. She approaches therapy with warmth, openness, and a deep respect for each person’s unique journey, grounded in the belief that healing and growth are possible—even in the midst of life’s most difficult seasons.

With a foundation in person-centered care, Autumn sees counseling as a collaborative process. She works alongside clients to uncover patterns, process relational challenges, and explore the deeper thoughts, emotions, and beliefs that shape their experiences. Her approach is rooted in radical acceptance, insight-building, and a commitment to fostering meaningful connections both in and outside the therapy space.

Before beginning her clinical internship, Autumn developed a strong understanding of interpersonal dynamics and the power of reflective exploration. Her therapeutic style emphasizes trust, introspection, and communication as pathways to empowerment and lasting personal growth.

Therapeutic Approaches:
Autumn integrates a variety of evidence-based and client-centered approaches, including:

• Person-Centered Therapy

• Interpersonal Process Therapy

• Strengths-Based Counseling

• Insight-Oriented Work

• Mindfulness-Based Strategies

Autumn is able to offer free and low-cost therapy sessions as an intern. Schedule your session with her today!

Autumn practices under the supervision of Erica Pearson, Ph.D., LPC, ACS, NCC.