Adult Therapy in Mooresville, NC

Life gets heavy—trauma, anxiety, low mood, grief, stress, and big transitions can leave you feeling stuck. At Sound Mind Counseling & Neurotherapy, adults receive compassionate, evidence-based care that blends modalities like EMDR, IFS, ACT, and practical skills—with the option to add neurofeedback for nervous-system regulation. Sessions are collaborative and focused on real change.

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Email Us or Call Us at (704) 237-0608

Who We Help

  • Trauma & PTSD (single-incident or complex)
  • Anxiety & panic (rumination, health anxiety, social/performance anxiety)
  • Depression & burnout (low motivation, numbness, loss of interest)
  • Grief & loss
  • ADHD & executive function (organization, time management; young adults included)
  • Life transitions (career, parenting, caregiving, faith questions, relocation)

Family sessions may be included as part of an individual’s plan when clinically helpful.

Therapist and adult client practicing grounding skills during counseling
Notebook and pen used for brief therapy micro practices between sessions

How Adult Therapy Works Here

  1. Consult & fit – Brief call to clarify needs and match you with the right clinician.
  2. Initial sessions – We map your story, clarify goals, and co-create a plan.
  3. Targeted care – Evidence-based therapy (EMDR/IFS/ACT) with clear skills to practice between sessions.
  4. Measure progress – Periodic check-ins to refine your plan as you grow.
  5. Whole-person support – Coordination with your physician/psychiatrist as needed; optional neurofeedback for regulation and focus.

Approaches We Use

  • EMDR Therapy – Reprocess traumatic/stuck experiences to reduce triggers and distress.
  • Internal Family Systems (IFS) – Compassionate “parts work” to heal protectors and exiles; deepen self-leadership.
  • Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) – Practical tools for thoughts/feelings, values, and committed action.
  • Neurofeedback (optional) – Brain-based training to support attention, sleep, and regulation. Learn more at our Neurofeedback Page.

EMDR hand tappers used to support trauma processing for adults
Therapy Office

What Sessions Look Like

Length: 50 minutes

Focus: Relief + skills + deeper healing (not just coping)

Between sessions: 1–2 micro-practices (brief, doable) to build momentum

Format: Conversation, experiential work, EMDR sets as appropriate, values-based planning

Insurance Rates & Telehealth

We’ll help you understand benefits and costs up front. In-person sessions are available in Mooresville; secure telehealth is available across North Carolina (and Maryland, if desired).

Our Adult Therapists

Not sure who’s the best fit? Request a consultation and we’ll match you.

Sherri Robbins
Owner & LCMHC
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Sarah Hoblet
LCMHCA
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Shea McGovern
LCMHCA
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Laura Meredith
CMHC Intern

Getting Started

Sound Mind Counseling Mooresville
Step 1: Quick consult to understand needs and scheduling.

Step 2: We recommend a clinician and verify benefits.

Step 3: Begin sessions; plan check-ins to track progress.

Request a consultation or call (704) 237-0608

Serving Mooresville & Lake Norman

Convenient to Troutman, Statesville, Sherrills Ford, Huntersville, Cornelius, and Davidson. Many clients combine in-person and telehealth for flexibility.

FAQs

How long does therapy take?

It varies by goals and history. Many adults notice meaningful shifts within 8–12 sessions; complex trauma may benefit from longer-term work.

Is EMDR right for me?

We’ll discuss readiness, safety, and goals. EMDR is one option; we choose the best approach together.

What if I feel “numb” or “overwhelmed”?

We start with stabilization—grounding, body-based regulation, and pacing—to make therapy feel safe and effective.

Do you prescribe medication?

No, we don’t prescribe. We can coordinate with your physician or psychiatrist for integrated care.

Is neurofeedback required?

No. Some adults add it to support attention, sleep, and stress tolerance.

Do you offer faith-integrated counseling?

Yes—when requested. See Faith-Integrated Counseling.