Anxiety Therapy
Diverse Families
Trauma Therapy
Couples Counseling
Welcome
Our mission is to transform the therapy world for marginalized communities by creating a safe, transparent, and authentic environment.
Everyone, including you, is welcome at our practice. Here at the Works Counseling Center, we do not discriminate. Our goal is to create a space where radical, creative, thoughtful, intelligent, passionate individuals like you are invited to show up as your whole authentic self, where you are seen and celebrated while also healing old wounds, strengthening self-worth, and learning new coping skills.
Every counselor here is wanting to watch you grow into your most authentic self. We just ask that you bring your bravery along with your worries, your insecurities, confusion, and pain. We understand there will be shame and fear around starting this journey, but we just ask you shoot for progress and not perfection.
LGBT+
Sex Positive Therapy
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Progress Not Perfection
because this is a place of unconditional acceptance.
Meet Our Owners
Angelique Howington Works
Alex Varkonda
Our Blogs
Caring for Your Mental Health During the Holiday Season
The holidays are often a time that can bring about mixed emotions. It is not unusual to feel joy and nostalgia mixed with social pressure, loneliness, or sensory overwhelm. As a therapist, I am quick to remind my clients that it’s okay to hold more than one emotion at...
Preparing Your Mental Health for the Holidays and Family Interactions
The holiday season can be a time of joy, connection, and reflection, especially when it comes to spending time with family. While reconnecting with loved ones can be uplifting, it can also bring stress, pressure, old tensions, and emotional overwhelm. Preparing your...
Sometimes One Type of Therapy Isn’t Enough
When most people think of therapy, they picture sitting across from a counselor, unpacking their thoughts, feelings, and life experiences. For many, this form of talk therapy alone can be life-changing, providing clarity, coping tools, and a safe space to process. But...