Glenda Roberts Henman LPC

My graduate training focused on Client-Centered Therapy. Over the years I have studied and use many additional therapeutic approaches and I believe the core components of genuineness, empathy and unconditional positive regard with clients are at the core of the work.

I have been privileged over the past several years to study with the Neurosequential Network and learn about brain development and the impact of trauma on the developing brain. I find understanding how the brain develops, learns, communicates and is impacted by early attachment and trauma can help us to understand ourselves and most importantly the role healthy relationships play in healing.

I believe we are all doing our best at any moment with the skills we are able to access. When we learn new skills and feel supported to use them we can make the changes we desire.

• Arizona, Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC-17954
• Louisiana, Licensed Professional Counselor, 2316

I have been privileged to serve and learn from a variety of populations through my career. I have worked in community behavioral health agencies, groups homes, and designed and managed mental health supports for children and mothers escaping domestic violence. Over the past several years I have had the fortune to work with the Birth to Five population to support families and caregivers in providing nurturing and responsive relationships essential for developing mental health. I have continued this work in a public school setting supporting the social emotional and mental health needs of elementary children and their teachers.