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About Allison Briggs, M. Ed, LPC

Allison went into private practice in June of 2017 and immediately took an interest in how trauma can impact the brain and can manifest as anxiety, depression, Co-Dependency, PTSD, ADHD like traits, or any other number of issues. She is trained in Brainspotting and fully certified and trained in EMDR as a way to help clients process traumatic experiences so that instead of simply learning to manage symptoms, they can start letting go of baggage that holds them back and go on to live a rich and fulfilling life.

In addition to her background in education and counseling, Allison also served two years of Peace Corps service as a community outreach coordinator and teacher advisor in Thailand, and two years as a Crisis Hotline Counselor for Crisis Intervention Houston. In traveling overseas and working with different cultures, as well as her time as a crisis counselor, she grew a deep appreciation and value for different cultures and different value systems. At the same time, she came to realize people are more alike than they are different. Everyone craves human connection, meaning, belonging, and a reminder that they are inherently worthy, lovable, and valuable. 

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My Values

Honesty

I've learned that the quickest way to grow is by being honest with oneself and with others. I will be transparent in my approach and welcome transparency as well so that we can work together in meeting your goals. 

Humor

Sometimes we use humor to deflect from what's really going on with us, but it's also a way to tap into the silly childlike part of who we are that wants to play, be creative, and natural. 

Compassion

Self-compassion is a very important part of the healing journey. Honesty helps us change and grow, but compassion is how we learn to hold those uncomfortable truths compassionately. 

Acceptance

Acceptance and complacency are not the same thing. Acceptance is accepting the reality of our situation so that we can change. Complacency can actually be a way to avoid the hard things to get by, but also can harm us long term. 

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