Counseling is all about self-discovery, growth, empowerment, and change. Your counseling experience will take place in a friendly, comfortable, non-judgmental atmosphere with the utmost confidentiality. Please allow me to be a source of support and guidance for you.

I have an extensive multi-cultural background working with adults, seniors, adolescents, couples, and those who struggle with chemical dependency. My areas of special interest and experience include working with the following issues: adult children of alcoholics, stress management, depression, anxiety disorders, adjustment disorders, domestic violence, geriatric issues, spiritual/religious issues, workplace issues, burnout, low self-esteem, various addictions, grief/loss, loneliness, childhood issues, anger, healthy communication skills/stronger relationships, co-dependency, gay/lesbian/transgender issues, abuse, and men’s and women’s issues. I can help with these and many other difficulties people face.

I graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology from Baldwin-Wallace College and then received my Master of Arts Degree in Community Counseling (with a focus on Chemical Dependency) from John Carroll University.

Alumnus/a: Fay R. Boyer '06

(216)385-1337
21380 Lorain Road , Suite 105