Madison Scott

About

What I hold to is this: therapy works when you stop performing and start telling the truth, especially the versions you've been avoiding in your own head. I spent a stretch of years in administration before coming back to the counseling chair, and the time away sharpened my respect for this work. Much of my practice centers on substance use, and I don't do lectures or scare tactics; you've already heard them all. Change sticks when it's built on your own reasons, not on someone else's ultimatum, so that's where we begin. I know some clients specifically want a woman who won't dress things up, and that's exactly what you'll get. Expect real talk from me: plain words, honest answers, no therapist jargon. If you're ready to look at your habits without flinching, or even if you're not sure, I'd like to meet you.