Nancy Neukomm, LCPC

Nancy Neukomm is a compassionate counselor who guides people through difficult transitions and everyday struggles with a calm, practical approach. She brings 19 years of clinical experience to her work, using cognitive behavioral therapy - often called CBT - along with emotionally focused and solution-focused techniques to help clients set realistic goals and reach them one step at a time.

Nancy has worked across a wide range of settings, including both volunteer and paid roles offering individual counseling, group work, and teaching in shelter programs serving people experiencing homelessness. She has provided ministry-based support for male ex-felons and regularly contributes time at a local food pantry. Those roles complement her experience running specialized counseling programs and supervising other counselors.

In addition to a private practice, Nancy supervises a counseling intern from Walden University and has helped develop and oversee counseling staff. She listens respectfully and encourages clients to build self-reflection and stress-management activities between sessions. Known for creative problem solving and a genuine enthusiasm for counseling, she aims to support clients as they recognize their potential and achieve meaningful milestones.