Karrah Rinehart
“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” — Maya Angelou
I believe that healing begins when we choose to show up honestly before the face of another. It is only through courageously exploring our experiences of pain that we are able to break free from old patterns and start on a new path towards wholeness. My desire in the counseling room is to create a safe space for clients to show up with their stories, no matter how scary or painful. Through kind and curious engagement, clients can begin to make sense of their story and its impact not only on the past but also on their present. Healing begins when we allow someone else inside to bear witness to and respond with care to our untold stories. The importance of engaging my own story began in 2013 when I started on my personal counseling journey. I also spent several years working in the college ministry context and there discovered my passion for walking through life’s ups and downs with young adults. After moving back to my hometown of Orlando, I earned a Master of Arts in Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary. My counseling approach pulls from relational, narrative, and attachment models.