Mallory Eberly, BS

Mallory is a master's level intern in her final year in Lancaster Bible College's Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health 4+1 Counseling Program, where she also received her bachelor's in psychology. She is passionate about cultivating a safe and nonjudgmental space where clients feel emotionally heard, seen, and valued. She strives to create an environment where emotional healing and growth can organically occur through therapeutic processing and reflection. She values giving each client the space and opportunity they need to process what they are facing in helpful ways, which looks different from client to client. Mallory uses an eclectic approach to counseling and loves incorporating unique techniques in the therapeutic space, such as crafting. She offers and extends genuine care and compassion to her clients, always taking the time to really listen to what they want to share. Mallory is particularly interested in working with adolescents who have experienced or are facing bullying, as well as individuals who have disabilities. She is equally interested in working with adolescents and adults who are struggling with anxiety, PTSD, and nervous system dysregulation. Her goal is to help clients identify their feelings, develop tools to self-regulate, and grow in self-esteem.