Mental Health Coaching – Wake Forest, North Carolina
Why Mental Health Coaching?
Mental health coaching provides a safe environment to discuss the burdens and perplexities of your story and the things that trouble you. As a storyteller at heart, Virginia wants to understand your story in order to help you gain clarity on the troubles you are encountering and utilize the gifts that God has given you to live joyously in a broken world. She believes that story is essential to how we understand our lives. Stories from the Bible, literature, history, and elsewhere can help us understand ourselves, the world, and our own stories by providing a way to entertain new ideas and see them lived out. By engaging their imaginations through story and counsel, Virginia helps her clients to express, understand, and re-story their own story—who they are, what they want, and how to embark on new and healthier behaviors by reordering their lives around God and others.
What to Expect
Your first meeting with Virginia will be an hour and a half session to get to know you, your story, and the challenges that you face. Subsequent meetings will be around 45 minutes. The number of sessions depends on your desires and circumstances, and Virginia is happy to meet with you for as long as you find her coaching helpful. There are no contracts for Virginia’s coaching, and she does not accept insurance.
Pricing
Regular
- Initial session is $90
- All subsequent sessions are $70 and are 45 minutes
Couples
- Initial session is $110
- All subsequent sessions are $90 and are 45 minutes
About Virginia
Virginia Scott is a mental health coach in Wake Forest, North Carolina, who seeks to help her clients properly utilize the gifts that God has given them to live joyously in a broken world. She works with adolescents, adults, and couples to help them navigate anxiety, depression, relationships, and conflict resolution by utilizing biblical wisdom. As the middle child of 5 siblings, Virginia has extensive life experience in conflict resolution, and also holds a BS in Family and Human Services from John Brown University and an MA in Biblical Counseling from Southeastern Seminary. When she’s not working, she loves to tend her garden, enjoy a good book, or spend time with friends.