Therapy & Counseling
Your Story
Deserves
to Be Heard.
I'm Langston A. Powell, Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist. I am a therapist that works with young adults, adults and teenagers who are ready to explore their story and find their way forward.
About Me
A Therapist Who Listens — Really Listens.
I believe that every person carries a story worth exploring. My work is rooted in curiosity, warmth, and a deep respect for the people I sit with — whether you're a teenager navigating a world that feels overwhelming, a young adult figuring out who you are, or an individual adult ready to do something different.
I work with teens, young adults, and individual adults — meeting each person where they are, without judgment.
The Approach
Therapy That Centers Your Story
You are the expert.
Therapy with me starts from a simple belief: you are the expert on your own life. My role isn't to diagnose or fix — it's to help you examine the stories you've been told, and the ones you've been telling yourself.
Problems aren't who you are.
The struggles you face are not your identity — they're chapters in a larger story. Together, we look at those chapters with fresh eyes.
You get to write what comes next.
This is where the work comes in — reclaiming authorship over your own narrative.
Services
Who I Work With
Individual Adults
Space to be fully yourself.
One-on-one therapy for adults navigating life transitions, identity, relationships, anxiety, and more. No agenda — just honest, thoughtful work.
Learn moreYoung Adults
Figuring it out — together.
The years between 18 and 30 can feel like a lot. I work with young adults navigating identity, purpose, relationships, and the pressure to have it all figured out.
Learn moreTeens
A place where your voice matters.
Teenagers are navigating enormous pressure — social, academic, and internal. I offer a judgment-free space where teens can speak honestly and begin to understand their own story.
Ready to Begin?
Ready when you are.
There's no perfect moment to start therapy. If something brought you here today, that's enough. Reach out and we'll take it from there — at your pace, on your terms.
