Anchored in Healing.
Rooted in Justice.
At Anchored Counseling & Consulting, we’re committed to supporting individuals and families impacted by the justice system with compassionate, trauma-informed, expressive, and culturally responsive care—at every stage of justice involvement.
Our Approach
We offer trauma-informed, culturally competent, and expressive-based services designed to meet justice-involved individuals where they are:
Individual Counseling
Focused on reentry adjustment, identity reconstruction, trauma healing, and emotional regulation.
Group Therapy & Support Circles
Creating community and connection among others who share similar life experiences.
Therapeutic Expressive Arts
Including journaling, visual art, music, and movement as tools for processing experiences, fostering resilience, and rediscovering purpose.
Family Counseling
Supporting families navigating reunification, role shifts, and generational healing after incarceration.
Who We Serve
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Individuals recently released from incarceration
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Adults on probation or parole
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Justice-involved youth and young adults
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Family members and loved ones of incarcerated individuals
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Community organizations looking for partnership or group support
Post-Incarceration Syndrome
Re-entry is more than just release—it’s a psychological transition.
Post-Incarceration Syndrome (PICS) is a complex set of emotional and psychological symptoms that affect many individuals as they re-enter society after incarceration. Symptoms can include hypervigilance, emotional numbing, institutionalized thinking, depression, and difficulty with trust or self-regulation. Often, these challenges go unrecognized or are mislabeled, further complicating reintegration efforts.
At Anchored Counseling & Consulting, we provide trauma-informed, culturally responsive support for individuals experiencing PICS. Through expressive arts, individual therapy, and somatic-based healing, we work together to process the invisible wounds of incarceration and rebuild a grounded, empowered sense of self.
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Healing Ambiguous Grief
When your loved one is incarcerated, grief often goes unseen.
Ambiguous grief is the emotional pain of losing someone who is still alive, common among families of incarcerated individuals. This unique grief can feel isolating, as there are no rituals, sympathy cards, or open conversations. Families may struggle with shame, helplessness, or feeling “stuck” between hope and loss.
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At Anchored Counseling & Consulting, we honor and hold space for the complex grief that justice-impacted families carry. Our services offer support to name the pain, process the emotions, and find healing, even when the situation remains uncertain.
Your healing matters.
Your grief matters.
We’re here to walk with you.
Reach out to learn more or to book your therapy session today.