Paige W. Metzgar, M.A., LPC
Mrs. Metzgar is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She has 25 years of experience and is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems Therapy, Domestic Violence & Trauma Processing through EMDR. Her specialties include family and marriage therapy, anger management, emotional and relationship issues, stress reduction, depression, anxiety, grief and family violence – perpetrators and victims, she also sees clients with other concerns as well. Paige works with children, adolescents, adults, couples & families. Paige is a member of the Alaska Counseling Association.
Paige works within a holistic framework that takes into account mind, body, spirit, and the necessary balance between these three. She works collaboratively with clients to find approaches that are suited to each person’s individual needs. She believes in the individual’s inner strength and resilience. Her hope in counseling is to help unlock this power, enabling people to live life more fully and genuinely. Paige works with individuals, couples, families, and groups dealing with a wide range of emotional, relational, and spiritual issues. Specialties include anxiety, depression, anger management, communication issues, domestic violence and grief/bereavement.
Mrs. Metzgar is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She has 25 years of experience and is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems Therapy, Domestic Violence & Trauma Processing through EMDR. Her specialties include family and marriage therapy, anger management, emotional and relationship issues, stress reduction, depression, anxiety, grief and family violence – perpetrators and victims, she also sees clients with other concerns as well. Paige works with children, adolescents, adults, couples & families. Paige is a member of the Alaska Counseling Association.
Paige works within a holistic framework that takes into account mind, body, spirit, and the necessary balance between these three. She works collaboratively with clients to find approaches that are suited to each person’s individual needs. She believes in the individual’s inner strength and resilience. Her hope in counseling is to help unlock this power, enabling people to live life more fully and genuinely. Paige works with individuals, couples, families, and groups dealing with a wide range of emotional, relational, and spiritual issues. Specialties include anxiety, depression, anger management, communication issues, domestic violence and grief/bereavement.
Damaris Bronson, M.Ed., LPC
Mrs. Bronson is a Licensed Professional Counselor. With 16 years in the mental health profession, she employs modalities of CBT, Client-centered, EMDR, and Solution-focused therapies. Her strengths include working through traumatic experiences and progressing in client directed goals. Damaris works with adolescents, adults, and couples. Damaris works with clients who experience; anxiety, depression, loss/grief, communication, survivors of trauma, and domestic violence. Damaris has a background in trauma work, and has completed basic EMDR certification.
Damaris uses an integrative approach considering the aspects of mind, body and spirit and the connections between them. She believes the counseling process may open up levels of awareness that could cause pain and anxiety as clients address them. The process of change may be difficult and could cause disruption or discomfort in life. While working through the discomfort, there is the potential to yield meaningful personal benefits. A client always has the right to refuse to participate in certain therapeutic techniques. She has a high regard for the therapeutic relationship and believes in a client-centered approach. She believes in supporting each client’s individuality and encourages authenticity. Damaris believes in using mindfulness and helping people with self-acceptance.
Mrs. Bronson is a Licensed Professional Counselor. With 16 years in the mental health profession, she employs modalities of CBT, Client-centered, EMDR, and Solution-focused therapies. Her strengths include working through traumatic experiences and progressing in client directed goals. Damaris works with adolescents, adults, and couples. Damaris works with clients who experience; anxiety, depression, loss/grief, communication, survivors of trauma, and domestic violence. Damaris has a background in trauma work, and has completed basic EMDR certification.
Damaris uses an integrative approach considering the aspects of mind, body and spirit and the connections between them. She believes the counseling process may open up levels of awareness that could cause pain and anxiety as clients address them. The process of change may be difficult and could cause disruption or discomfort in life. While working through the discomfort, there is the potential to yield meaningful personal benefits. A client always has the right to refuse to participate in certain therapeutic techniques. She has a high regard for the therapeutic relationship and believes in a client-centered approach. She believes in supporting each client’s individuality and encourages authenticity. Damaris believes in using mindfulness and helping people with self-acceptance.
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Ms. Winters is a masters-level clinician and holds a Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. She has over four years of experience in the clinical mental health profession and is an active member of the American Counseling Association. She enjoys working with adolescents, adults, and couples. Her specialties include: anxiety, depression, grief and loss, trauma, intimate partner violence, spiritual abuse, and multicultural concerns.
Tomi uses a person-centered, collaborative, strength-based approach to support clients who want to build their inner-strength, develop resilience, and experience post-traumatic growth. She strongly believes in the connection between body, mind, spirit, and heritage. Tomi utilizes interpersonal process therapy, CBT, DBT, and solution-focused therapy. |