Allison L. Mauldin, BS
Graduate Intern
“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” ~Maya Angelou, Author
No matter how dark, difficult, and distressing the circumstance, there is always hope. The Proverbs tell us that “Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a longing fulfilled is a tree of life” (Proverbs 13:12). Please know you are not alone on your journey. If you need an empathetic ear to help navigate life’s challenges, uncertainties, transitions, and tough times, I would be privileged to come alongside you and help you become “unstuck,” so you can move forward with courage and hope, developing strategies and techniques to safely regulate your emotions, begin healing past trauma, or exploring your options to show up as the healthiest version of yourself.
Allison L. Mauldin is currently a graduate student at Liberty University securing her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She prioritizes personal growth for clients, through mutual collaboration and a strong therapeutic relationship. Allison has worked with children and adolescents, through teaching and tutoring, over the past few decades. She is passionate about students struggling with reading, writing, dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, and other diagnosed learning challenges. Allison provides individual therapy for children, adolescents, and women.
Background:
- MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Liberty University (proposed May 2025)
- 12STR, Strategic Trauma & Abuse Recovery Model, Level 1 Certified (2023-present)
- Membership, American Association of Christian Counselors/AACC, (2023-present)
- Professional Life Coach, Light University, Division of AACC (2022-present)
- Charlotte Mason Co-op Director/CMC (2020-21)
- Certified Teacher, State of Georgia, Pre-K- 5th grades (1999-present)
- B.S., Bachelor of Science Early Childhood Education, University of Georgia (1999)
- A.A., Associates of Arts in Spanish, Georgia State University (1997)
Special Interests:
Allison’s special areas of interest consist of working with children, women’s health issues, self-concept, spiritual growth, life transitions, anxiety, depression, stress-related issues, career development, goal setting, developing problem-solving skills and strategies, psychoeducation, emotional regulation, relationship counseling and boundary setting, family of origin dynamics and work, trauma-related concerns, narcissistic abuse recovery, and emotional/psychological abuse recovery. On a lighter note, Allison enjoys hiking in the great outdoors, reading and watching historically inspired books and movies, cuddling with her fur babies, and drinking chocolate drizzled café mochas.
Allison is currently pursuing full licensure and is under supervision.
To contact Allison, please email her at [email protected].