William "Bill" Blundell, LCPC

He has a long history of helping people with depression, anxiety, stress, anger, and relationship concerns. He has also worked with grief and loss and has spent extra time learning about obsessive-compulsive disorder and related issues. His background includes teaching courses on substance abuse, grief and loss, and human growth and development at the university level.

Since 2018 he has also worked in the field of probation while continuing to teach and consult. That mix of clinical and applied experience informs his practical approach to counseling. He focuses on helping people make the changes they want rather than telling them what to do.

In sessions he draws on approaches such as acceptance and commitment work, cognitive behavioral ideas, and mindfulness practices. He also uses motivational interviewing and elements of dialectical behavior strategies when helpful. The goal is to help people reduce anxiety, manage strong emotions, and build useful daily skills.

Bill encourages taking the first step toward support and will help clients set realistic short- and long-term goals. He welcomes people from varied backgrounds and aims to create a respectful, steady space for change.