Shiloh Counseling

01/14/2026

Shiloh Counseling is now able to accept select insurance plans. If you’ve been curious about using your insurance for therapy, you can easily check your coverage options at the link below:

👉 https://secure.helloalma.com/check-my-insurance-coverage/?provider=lindsey-autery&

As always, feel free to reach out with questions or check availability at the link below. I’m grateful to continue supporting this community and honored to walk alongside those pursuing healing and growth. 💛

https://shilohcounseling.clientsecure.me/

Counseling offering Telehealth appointments. Paperwork can be filled out online. Schedule an appointment today.

08/21/2022

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08/15/2022

It's a new week! A new day!
A new chance to start again!

This week's session spots are filling quickly! If you haven't taken a moment to schedule a session, you can do so using the link below! Let's connect and help you get one step closer to living the life of peace you've always hoped for!

Counseling offering Telehealth appointments. Paperwork can be filled out online. Schedule an appointment today.

08/12/2022

Where are my mountain climbers? 🗻💪

You aren't alone.
Let's connect & reach new heights together!

08/01/2022

I love seeing all my people out there but if I don’t see hi, now you know why!🥰😊

No one can stop you from running into your therapist out in public. But just know that if you're hoping your therapist will come over and say hello, it's not going to happen. This doesn't mean that you can't say hi to your therapist in public, it just means that they can't make the first contact.

There are a few reasons why. The first is for ethical reasons. Your therapeutic relationship is incredibly important and requires boundaries. Spending time with a client outside of a session can be inappropriate and impact your mental health treatment.

Another reason your therapist can't say hi to you is that it's a confidentiality violation. Your therapist is tasked with protecting you and confidential information about you and your treatment. If your therapist were to come over to you in a public place they may inadvertently be acknowledging your therapeutic relationship.

Therapists take ethics and confidentiality very seriously. So if you're out in public and you see your therapist and they don't say hi or make eye contact, know that it's not personal. It's part of the job.

Taken from the Teletherapist Network.