Amanda Thornton, MA, LPC
Amanda Thornton, MA, LPC
Amanda Thornton, MA, LPC
Both In-Person and Telehealth Counseling appointments available
Both In-Person and Telehealth Counseling appointments available
Both In-Person and Telehealth Counseling appointments available
Amanda Thornton, MA, NCC, LPC
Join us for P.E.A.C.E.finders
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Depression--Nourish Your Mood, Feed Your Mind​​
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Sara will highlight how certain foods can either support or negatively impact mood and discuss common vitamin and mineral deficiencies that may contribute to fatigue, low motivation, and depressive symptoms.
- Amanda will discuss practical strategies to address low motivation, mental fatigue, and negative thought patterns commonly associated with depression and overall emotional well-being.
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Attendance is free, but a suggested donation of $5 is appreciated to help cover the cost of lunch and resources.
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Mental Health & Your Body: Why Hormones and Toxins Matter​​
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Sara will explain how hormones and environmental toxins impact mood, energy, and emotional stability—highlighting foods that support balance, reduce inflammation, and address key nutrient deficiencies linked to mental health.
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Amanda will share practical Cognitive-Behavioral tools to help you regain clarity and momentum by challenging negative thought patterns, strengthening motivation through small actions, and improving emotional regulation during stress, hormonal shifts, or fatigue.
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Attendance is free, but a suggested donation of $5 is appreciated to help cover the cost of lunch and resources.
Counseling Services
Accepting New Counseling Clients starting May 1, 2026
Individual Counseling
For adults and older teens (16+)
Group Support
P.E.A.C.E.finders
For adults and teens
About
Rhema-Therapy
Counseling grounded in hope, authenticity, truth, and Christ-like compassion.
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The Word holds incredible power, capable of inspiring hope, fostering authenticity, revealing truth, cultivating love, and igniting transformative change. Rhēma-Therapy is thoughtfully designed with the entire person in mind, viewing each person as valuable and precious in God's sight. The term "Rhēma" (pronounced hray'-mah) comes from Greek, signifying an utterance that can apply to specific matters, both individually and collectively. Thayer's Greek Definitions describe it as something articulated by a living being, whether in the past or present. One of the most profound uses of Rhēma appears in the New Testament during Jesus' forty days in the wilderness. When tempted, Jesus powerfully declared: "It is written, 'Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word (Rhēma) that proceeds out of the mouth of God.'" (Matthew 4:4, HBFV) (Source: Biblestudy.org).