Therapy for the entire family.

Our team at Hope Rising, LLC provide counseling and emotional support to help families navigate relationship and behavioral issues, while seeking to secure a long-term solution to mental and emotional concerns and a wide variety of relationship issues.

Mission Statement

At Hope is Rising, we are passionate about establishing a therapeutic connection with all members of the family to uniquely help each person learn how past experiences can impact families in the here and now. We recognize the many facets of life that can be derailed by mental health challenges and trauma. We work to help individuals, couples, and families identify, process, release, and heal from their past experiences and mental health symptoms. We value each person’s view of the world, and we strive to meet every individual where they are at as we support each person on their own healing journey. We believe hope is rising in our community, and we want to help others feel that sense of hope in themselves. 

Our Values

  • We hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards put in place by our licensing boards to bring you the quality care you deserve.  This also means we adhere to ethical standards and value integrity in the workplace for all our contractors providing services at Hope is Rising.

  • We see the therapeutic relationship as an integral part of the therapy experience.  Healing happens through human connection and relationships.  Therefore, the therapeutic relationship becomes a safe space to expand and explore new relational dynamics. 

  • We recognize that people do well when they can.  If someone is not doing well, we want to come alongside that individual to discover what is getting in the way.  We understand life can be challenging and therapy is hard work; we are here to support you as you work to return to a sense of wellness. 

  • Description We respect your unique values and perspective on life.  We are here to help you grow and heal within your own world view.goes here

  • We engage with you utilizing a trauma-informed approach.  During therapy we explore life experiences that contribute to current challenges as we follow the five Trauma-Informed Care principles of Safety (physical and emotional), Trustworthiness, Choice, Collaboration, and Empowerment.

I tried to teach my child with books. He gave me only puzzled looks. I used clear words to discipline, but I never seemed to win. Despairingly, I turned aside. ‘How shall I reach this child?’ I cried. Into my hand he put the key: “Come,” he said ‘play with me.’

— Author Unknown (adopted by Aletha Solter)