What integrative care means here is that we notice, we ask, and we coordinate, rather than treating a symptom in isolation and calling the work finished
In 2018, Krista McCulloch and her family lost their home to a fire. A total loss. Everything in it gone. She founded Anchored in Hope Counseling from temporary housing, in the months that followed. That order of events is not incidental. It is the reason the practice exists in the form it does. “When you go through an experience that’s life altering, life changing, it really causes you to step back, reexamine. What am I doing, why am I doing what I’m doing, is it meaningful a
Anchored in Hope Counseling provides compassionate and comprehensive mental healthcare to clients of all ages, gender identities and expressions, religions and belief systems, racial and ethnic identities, and sexual orientations.
