Staci Harrub
LPCA
A safe space to process grief, navigate life transitions, and heal from trauma, anxiety, and spiritual concerns
Staci Harrub helps emerging adults, young adults, and individuals who feel stuck in anxiety, grief, life transitions, or relational distress find a safe place to be seen, heal, and take practical steps toward peace and wholeness.
Specialties
Training & Modalities
Healing happens one small step at a time, and I'll be right there with you.
Who Staci works with
Staci works with emerging adults, young adults, and individuals, especially those navigating grief, life transitions, spiritual concerns, perfectionism, and relational distress. Her ideal clients are open to a holistic approach that considers the whole person: biological, psychological, social, and spiritual.
Staci's approach
Staci is an LPCA with a Master of Arts in Counseling, EMDR trained, and a Prepare and Enrich Facilitator. Her style is psychodynamic, trauma-informed, holistic, and person-centered, drawing from CBT, ACT, EMDR, and attachment work. Counseling with Staci is a judgment-free, pressure-free space. You're free to move at a pace that respects your readiness. When clients want Christian integration, she may use prayer, mindfulness, Scripture, and spiritual reflection aligned with their values.
What to expect in your first session
Share your whole story
We'll start with your story — biological, psychological, social, and spiritual — not just the symptom that brought you in.
Identify your patterns
We'll begin identifying what patterns or experiences might be shaping how you feel today.
Explore EMDR if it fits
If EMDR feels like a fit for your situation, we'll talk through what that process looks like.
Leave with a next step
You'll leave with one small, doable step toward the next session.
Common questions
What is EMDR and is it right for me? +
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a structured, evidence-based method for helping the brain reprocess traumatic or distressing memories. Staci is EMDR trained and can talk through whether it's a fit for your specific situation once she understands your story.
I'm nervous about starting counseling. Is that normal? +
Very. Feeling nervous before a first session is one of the most common experiences new clients describe, and it doesn't need to go away before you reach out.