Anne Graves, M.A.

Anne has had the privilege of supporting clients through challenges related to anxiety, life transitions, women’s issues, grief and loss, caregiving, and trauma. She finds great meaning in supporting adults age 18 and older as they seek to better understand how family dynamics and life experiences continue to influence their relationships, identity, and daily lives. She recognizes that these experiences can make grief, loss, and seasons of caregiving feel even more complex or difficult. Anne hopes to help clients better understand their stories, recognize unhelpful patterns, foster healing, and cultivate healthier ways of relating to faith, self, and others.

Anne earned her undergraduate degree from Georgetown College, her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Johnson University, and is currently working toward licensure. She offers gospel-centered support to adults and considers it an honor to walk alongside clients as they discover the value of their stories and move toward healing and renewal.

Outside of the counseling office, Anne has been married for over 25 years and is a mom to three boys. You can often find her watching sports with her family, sharing a meal with friends on a sunny patio, or relaxing with her dog, Mack.