Accepting New Clients | In-Person & Telehealth
Helping Adults Navigate Anxiety & Trauma
April provides grounded, compassionate support for adults who may appear capable and successful on the outside while quietly carrying anxiety, emotional exhaustion, grief, burnout, relationship strain, trauma, or major life transitions.
"You can be capable and still deserve care."
April Buchanan
BS, Sociology & Criminal Justice | CMHC MA Candidate | Counseling Intern
Meet April
Many people appear strong, capable, and successful on the outside while quietly carrying anxiety, emotional exhaustion, grief, burnout, relationship strain, or major life transitions. April provides a grounded, compassionate space where adults can slow down, feel understood, and begin making sense of what they have been carrying.
Her goal is to help clients reconnect with themselves, strengthen emotional resilience, and move forward with greater clarity, confidence, and support.
April is especially passionate about working with adults navigating anxiety, burnout, emotional exhaustion, workplace stress, trauma-related concerns, relationship challenges, and life transitions.
My Journey to Counseling
Supporting High-Functioning Adults
April supports adults navigating anxiety, burnout, grief, trauma, and life transitions while balancing work, family, leadership, and daily responsibilities. Her work helps clients feel grounded, supported, and less alone.
She understands that many people who seek therapy are used to being the "strong one," the helper, the leader, or the person others rely on. April creates space for clients to be honest about what they are carrying while receiving practical, compassionate support.
Trauma-Informed Leadership
April supports leaders and organizations through trauma-informed leadership, crisis navigation, emotional wellness, and team culture. She brings experience in high-stakes communication, conflict resolution, organizational change, and resilience-building through coaching, consulting, training, and speaking.
This background gives April a unique understanding of workplace stress, leadership pressure, burnout, emotional fatigue, and the hidden toll of high responsibility.
A Passion for Emotional Resilience
As a counseling intern, April helps adults navigate anxiety, mood concerns, burnout, stress, and emotional exhaustion with practical, compassionate support. She creates a grounded space where clients can slow down, feel understood, identify what feels overwhelming, and begin building tools for greater clarity, resilience, and emotional balance.
Scheduling
April is currently accepting new clients for scheduling now, with sessions beginning in September 2026. Complimentary consultations are available for those interested in seeing if April would be a good fit.
Areas of Focus
Anxiety & Stress
Burnout & Emotional Exhaustion
Trauma & PTSD Support
Grief & Loss
Relationship Concerns
Workplace Stress
Leadership Wellness
Therapeutic Approach
April’s approach is trauma-informed, collaborative, and grounded in emotional wellness. She helps clients identify patterns, strengthen coping skills, build resilience, and create meaningful change at a pace that feels safe and supportive.
Special Interest
Burnout Recovery • Anxiety Management • Emotional Regulation • Trauma-Informed Leadership • Workplace Wellness • PTSD Support • Relationship Growth
At A Glance
Adults • Women • Couples
Reduced Fee: $35 per Session
Scholarships Available
In-Person & Telehealth
Supervision
Hadlie provides counseling services under the clinical supervision of Jacklyn Michele Blake, MBA, LCMHC, Clinical Director at Coffee Talk Therapy Health and Wellness Group, PLLC. As a counseling intern, Hadlie receives ongoing supervision and support to ensure clients receive ethical, thoughtful, and high-quality care.
April is a Good Fit If You Are:
Feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or emotionally exhausted
Experiencing burnout or compassion fatigue
Carrying grief, stress, trauma, or unresolved emotional pain
Navigating trauma or PTSD-related symptoms
Working through painful memories, triggers, or emotional distress
Navigating major life transitions
Struggling with workplace stress or leadership pressure
Feeling disconnected in relationships
Looking for practical tools and compassionate support