My name is Natalie Adams, LAPC. I view therapy as a space where two “fellow travelers,” in Irvin Yalom’s words, walk together through the landscape of your inner world. My approach is eclectic, grounded in humanistic and psychodynamic principles. I aim to understand who you are, the experiences that have shaped you, and where you feel stuck or in conflict. While my work is often insight-oriented, I also incorporate practical tools, including DBT and CBT skills, to help you set and achieve meaningful, everyday goals.

I work with teens (15+) and adults navigating life’s challenges. Much of my experience is with survivors of domestic violence, helping individuals rebuild trust in themselves, and with clients processing religious trauma, a focus informed by my graduate research and ongoing training. I welcome clients from all backgrounds and strive to create a space where LGBTQ+ individuals feel seen, respected, and supported. I also work with couples seeking to deepen understanding and strengthen their connections.

I earned my Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Psychology from Augusta University and am currently pursuing my Associate Counseling license under the supervision of Hana Perkey.