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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

No matter what you are going through, this space was created for you,
because this is a place of unconditional acceptance.

Meet Our Owners

Angelique Howington Works

Alex Varkonda

Our Blogs

How to Care for Yourself When You’re Down and Out

How to Care for Yourself When You’re Down and Out

As a therapist, I often sit with people as they navigate difficult circumstances and emotions. I frequently present coping strategies, self-care techniques, and self-compassion exercises to my clients, with the hope of empowering them to live a values-based lifestyle....

Are You a Narcissist, or Just a Human Being With a Smartphone

Are You a Narcissist, or Just a Human Being With a Smartphone

Recently, I heard someone say their cat was a narcissist. This made me think about how the term narcissist might be losing some of its original meaning. Like when the word “literally” stopped meaning “literally” and started meaning “actually.” At its core,...

Schizotypal vs. Avoidant Personality Disorder: A Helpful Guide

Schizotypal vs. Avoidant Personality Disorder: A Helpful Guide

Some people avoid social situations because they’re terrified of rejection. Others avoid social situations because they think other people might be robots. These are different things. This is the world of personality disorders. Specifically, schizotypal and avoidant....

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