Counselor
Michele McConkie Erekson, LCMHC
I came to counseling later in life, after raising five children. My experience “in the trenches” has helped me immeasurably in my professional practice. I respect and admire my clients. It takes courage to make the first call and admit “I can’t do this alone.” To look at ourselves and the things in our lives that aren’t working, and then to change those things, takes strength and tenacity.
Specialities
Anxiety
Depression
Relationships
Grief and Loss
Issues
Faith crises
Family of origin problems
Parenting concerns
Perfectionism
Pornography
Relationship problems
Self-worth
Sexuality and Sexual identity
Spiritual and religious identity
Stress
Therapeutic Services
individual therapy
Group PRESENTATIONS
“Two People Can’t Cry at the Same Time and I Was Crying First!”: Helping Children Navigate Through Loss
The Lights Along the Shore: Helping People with Emotional Concerns
Out of the Nest: Preparing Our Children to Leave Home
Strengthening Relationships
Testimonials
“I’ve told my parents and my boyfriend about how great Michele has made me feel. I think anyone that gets a chance to talk to Michele would not be disappointed. . . . I feel like I have someone standing in my corner, someone on my side cheering me on, that I can do this. . . and things will get better, that I will get better.”
“When I entered an Addiction Recovery Program I also sought counseling from Michele Erekson. Michele helped me move from multi-decade addict, into recovery, through recovery, and into life as a changed person. Without the effective counseling provided by Michele, I’m certain my recovery would have been short and subsequently my marriage lost. I highly recommend her to anyone dealing with pornography addiction.”
“We highly recommend Michele Erekson. She respected and understood our faith. She brought a spiritual approach combined with proven research to help us to see things clearly and promote healing. Michele extended compassion, gave . . . specific, practical tools [to] take home and implement and most importantly calmed fears and provided hope and confidence . . . . Her gift is in conveying that each setback can be turned into an opportunity for meaningful conversations and working on methods that lead to growth and progress. ”