About Nicole Wilson

Nicole Wilson is a Licensed Professional Counselor who supports adults navigating anxiety, depression, grief, chronic illness, identity exploration, and major life transitions.

She is especially passionate about working with college-aged clients and women navigating chronic health conditions. Her work often focuses on helping clients integrate illness into their identity, life goals, and future planning in a way that preserves self-worth and meaning. She also supports clients exploring values, identity, and direction, particularly when life circumstances have disrupted previously held goals or expectations.

Nicole frequently works with clients processing grief, relational changes, religious exploration or deconstruction, and the long-term impacts of purity culture on self-image, relationships, and identity. She is particularly attuned to helping clients reconnect with parts of themselves that may have been shaped or suppressed by family of origin, societal expectations, or relationship dynamics.

Her overall focus is helping clients explore “the why” behind their goals and reconnect with what feels authentic and meaningful to them.

Training & Credentials

• Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)

• Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Capital University

Approach

Nicole’s approach is warm, non-judgmental, and client-centered. She believes clients are the experts of their own lives and views therapy as a collaborative process of rediscovering inner trust and clarity.

She integrates ACT, CBT, Family Systems Theory, and Rogerian principles to help clients explore thoughts, emotions, relationships, and values. Her role is to support clients in identifying patterns, deepening self-understanding, and making choices that align with their personal values.

Her style is conversational and flexible, with a strong emphasis on client autonomy, trust, and pacing.

What to Expect

Clients working with Nicole can expect to lead the direction and pace of each session. She prioritizes creating a safe, comfortable space where clients feel supported in sharing at their own speed.

Early sessions focus on building connection, understanding presenting concerns, and clarifying what the client hopes to work on. Over time, therapy becomes a space for deeper exploration of identity, values, emotional patterns, and life direction.

A Bit Outside the Office

Outside of her clinical work, Nicole enjoys spending time with her family, walking her two dogs, exploring coffee shops, traveling, and reading.

A Note from Nicole Wilson

“I can handle your fears. This is really awkward to meet a stranger and be expected to share heavy life events. I am comfortable to go at your pace and comfortability level.”