About
About Bridgette Evans -LCSW, MSW
"My counseling style focuses on strengths and empowerment. I help clients identify what skills and experiences they already have that can help them to face their current challenges."​
Bridgette (she/her) uses a strength-based approach in her work to empower individuals, families, and couples. She has a history of involvement with the LGBTQIA+ community and strives to create a safe space.Â
Her practice focuses on personalized care and convenient services. She keeps an intentionally small case-load so she can offer more personalized attention to her clients. She provides therapy in person and via telehealth.
Bridgette was inspired to become a social worker by the need for compassionate mental health providers in the veteran community. She has spent the majority of her life as a military dependent, both as a spouse and as a child. She has lived in many states and spent 10 years living in Europe.
Credentials
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) licensed in the state of Alaska.
Masters of Social Work (MSW) from Savannah State University
Accepted Insurance and Payments
Medicaid
Self pay clients
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Areas of Specialization
Bridgette offers therapy for individuals, couples, and families. Contact us to learn more about our services.Â
- Alcohlism
- Anxiety
- Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Depression
- Drug Abuse
- Family Conflict
- Guilt and Shame
- Life Transitions
- Parenting
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Relationship Issues
- School Issues (Children/Teens)
- Self Esteem
- Stress
“Laying the groundwork for inspiration” — excellent thought. Thank you for an inspiring post!
You are so welcome, Beth! All your arts-inspired posts motivate me as well!
It’s all about living the moment and having the experience. Nothing can substitute for that.
I agree Genevieve. It’s amazing how many long-ago experiences pop up and inspire us every day.
How did Cooper enjoy the experience?
He was pretty groggy, but I think he was happy to see everyone celebrating in the control room.
Sweet!
Well said, Kirsten! Every day we have opportunities to inspire our kids (and others)…thank you for pointing this out…it is so very important that we take the time.
Every day, I try remember to seize these opportunities. I never know what they might remember.
Good for you, Kirsten…the time really flies by…my oldest son just turned 40!!!!!
You’re so right – you never know where inspiration will come from! For us or for our kids! I hope Cooper enjoyed the landing!
He did enjoy the landing, and we’ve spent a lot of time since looking at all the pictures Curiosity has sent back.
Hi Kirsten, I truly believe that some experiences have to be experienced as they happen. I can think of a number of instances with different adults I have lived with who react differently. For example my mum wouldn’t let me go off on my first trip into a city with two older girls because dinner was ready. When I au paired the mum came in and turned the tele off for us to eat and the Grand Prix was about to start. It amazes me how many are missing out because of their rigid ways. Nice to be back!
Flexibility is not my strong suit, but I am trying for the sake of my kids. We normally don’t keep the TV on during the day, but we did watch some of the Olympics so we could talk about different countries, and I could show the boys all the sports that are out there. We also were able to talk about perseverance and hard work. If I had stuck to my rigid ways, they would not have had that experience. Thanks for your comments!
I saw Curiousity launch! Then my Dad showed me it on Mars. It is cool. 🙂
We’ve been checking for pictures every day. There are some 3D ones up, so if you have 3D glasses lying around, they are cool!