Corrie Cooper, LPC-A

If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve been holding it together for a long time. From the outside, you look successful—driven, dependable, maybe even admired. But what people can’t see is the weight you carry. The stress that never seems to let up. The moments when you turn to food, shopping, scrolling, alcohol, pornography, or even relationships—not because you’re weak, but because you need a way to cope. You’ve told yourself it’s “not that bad,” but deep down, you know it’s starting to take more from you than it’s giving.

The truth is, these patterns aren’t a sign that something’s wrong with you—they’re signs you’ve been trying to survive. They’re coping strategies your brain and body learned to help you through pain, loneliness, or stress. But over time, they can leave you feeling more disconnected—from others, and from yourself. The good news? You don’t have to keep living this way. Change is possible, and it doesn’t have to mean giving up everything overnight or doing it alone.

I’m Corrie, a genuine, non-judgmental therapist who helps people untangle the grip of unhealthy coping patterns so they can live with more freedom, connection, and peace. I specialize in working with emotional eating, compulsive shopping or spending, pornography addiction, alcohol dependency, food addiction, and patterns of unhealthy relationships. My approach combines compassion with proven strategies that address both the root causes and the day-to-day habits that keep you stuck. I’ll meet you exactly where you are—and we’ll work together to create real, lasting change.