Nicole Keller, MS, LPCC
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
Nicole Keller is an Independently Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor who can diagnose and treat a wide variety of mental health disorders. She received both her bachelors and master's degrees from Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. Nicole has been a practicing counselor for the past 10 years. She has experience in working in both outpatient and inpatient therapy settings, as well as with mental health crisis situations in the Emergency Room at UVMC.
Areas of Focus:
Nicole enjoys working with a wide variety of ages and issues. She has experience with children, teenagers, adults, geriatrics - in individual, group, family and couples counseling, Nicole also has experience working with those who are court ordered for counseling services. Using a nonjudgmental approach, all are welcome, whether the issue may seem big or small. She has experience with treating communication problems, anger management, domestic violence, self-esteem, addiction (drug, gambling, and porn), eating disorders, marital problems and infidelity, PTSD, ADHD, behavioral issues, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, OCD, co-dependency, personality disorders, grief and loss, post-partum issues/women's issues, parenting, self-harm, career counseling and more.
Therapeutic Approach:
Nicole encompasses a variety of clinical tools and approaches in her therapy sessions which are completely client centered. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Reality Therapy, Mindfulness based, Solution Focused Brief (SFBT), Christian counseling and Motivational Interviewing are just a few. She believes in taking a holistic approach to working with each client on an individual level, focusing on their specific needs, wants and goals. Nicole meets people where they are at in their process of change, and helps them to make the best decisions for them in their life right now. Nicole has a good understanding of how the mind and body are so intimately connected, and that sometimes physical symptoms can be stemming from subconscious mental health issues.
