Laura May is a Supervised Marital and Family Therapist with a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy. She brings over 27 years of professional experience, including extensive work in hospital settings where she collaborated closely with leadership teams to address complex workplace challenges. Throughout her career, Laura has also supported leaders and staff in finding personal grace, developing healthy self-care practices, and creating balance between work and home life.

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Laura specializes in working with couples and families, helping them navigate relational challenges, strengthen emotional connections, and move toward healthier communication patterns. She also supports individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, burnout, health-related stressors, and other personal challenges that impact daily functioning and relationships. Laura’s approach empowers clients to recognize their inner strengths and discover practical solutions that promote healing and forward movement.

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She is committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment where clients feel respected and understood. Laura believes mental health care should be accessible to individuals of all backgrounds and proudly works with people of diverse ages, abilities, cultures, religions, and identities. She can also provide Christian counseling when requested by the client.

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Laura’s warm, calming presence helps clients feel comfortable from the very first session. Her supportive, steady approach allows individuals, couples, and families to work through even the most difficult challenges with clarity, compassion, and confidence.