Welcome.

Hi there, I'm Carla Haskins, LPC Associate, National Certified Counselor (NCC), supervised by Tia Jennings, LPC-S, and my mission is to guide and support you on your journey to (re)discover your truest, highest, and best self.

ABOUT

You are my why.

During the pandemic, I made a bold and necessary pivot—leaving a secure career to pursue my calling in clinical mental health counseling. It was the clearest professional decision I’ve ever made.

I believe you’ve found me because you, too, are standing at a crossroads—ready to choose yourself in a deeper, more intentional way. Therapy is a courageous step, and I’m here to walk with you toward the healing, clarity, and freedom you deserve. I specialize in helping people who feel like they’ve lost pieces of themselves trying to be everything for everyone. Whether you're carrying unresolved trauma, spiritual disillusionment, navigating the tension between who you’ve been and who you’re becoming. or relational wounds—my role is to help you come home to yourself.

My clients often find themselves in patterns of people-pleasing, high-achieving burnout, silent grief, or a constant state of self-questioning. They are strong, insightful, and tired of holding it all together. If that sounds familiar, you're not alone.

Below you’ll find the stories of some of the people I work with the most. These aren’t just client stories—at some point, they were mine too. That’s why I hold this space with such care and deep understanding. Because healing is personal, and I get it.

If any of them sound like you, I’d love to support you on your journey.

Let’s talk.

Is This You?

The Overgiver

No matter how much you give, it never feels like enough—and somewhere along the way, you’ve lost pieces of yourself trying to keep everyone else happy. You're in a season where loose boundaries, overgiving, and quiet resentment have become your norm. And while you're afraid of what you might lose if you start drawing lines, what if you focused on what you’ll gain? It’s time to reclaim your worth and return to you.

The Strong One

On paper, you’re everything—accomplished, respected, unstoppable. But behind the scenes, you’re running on empty. You’ve built the life you dreamed of—full calendar, full bank account—but your heart feels painfully incomplete and you can no longer ignore the ache. You're burned out, emotionally disconnected, and quietly wondering: What am I doing wrong? You’re ready for real fulfillment; you’re ready for your change to come.

The Spiritually Disillusioned

Your faith still matters, even if it’s complicated now. You’re in a season where what once nourished your soul now feels distant—even painful. Maybe you’re navigating church hurt or spiritual betrayal. Or maybe who you are, how you love, or how you see the world no longer fits the version of you that your family or faith expects. You don’t know how to reconcile these parts of yourself, and your soul is weary from trying. You’re ready to make peace with God and with yourself.

The Grief Bearer

Something heavy lingers in you. On you. And you don’t have words for it. Maybe it's the end of a relationship, a job, a dream, or a version of yourself you no longer recognize. No one’s called it grief—not even you. But it's showing up in your body, your energy, and your ability to move forward. You’re ready to name it, feel it, and begin to heal.

The Survivor

You’ve learned how to keep going—high-functioning, helpful, maybe even hopeful. But deep down, something inside you still doesn’t feel safe. You’re in a season where unspoken, unrecognized, minimized pain is quietly shaping your relationships, your work, your sense of self. Maybe you avoid conflict, shut down emotionally, or always feel on edge. You might not call it trauma, but your nervous system knows the story—and you’re ready to heal.

The One Becoming

You've spent so much of your life being who others needed you to be—strong for your family, agreeable in relationships, successful at all costs—and you’re tired. You’ve given so much of yourself away that there’s nothing left, and you’re done. You’re in a season where those roles no longer fit, and you’re ready to take yourself back—from every place you’ve abandoned yourself. You’re craving clarity, wholeness, and the kind of self-discovery that doesn’t ask you to shrink, perform, or pretend. This time, you’re choosing you. It’s time to own yourself fully—to uncover who you truly are and live from a place that feels real, rooted, and yours.