Westminster Campus Mental Health Counseling

Mental Health Counseling

Whether you are facing a difficult life experience or seeking personal growth, reaching out for help is often the hardest part. Maybe you feel reluctant to share your personal life with a stranger, or you feel apprehensive about confronting your pain, or perhaps you've never been in counseling before and aren't sure how it works. Whatever you might be feeling, it's completely understandable.

It may help you to know that there's no wrong way or right way for you, the client, to "do" counseling. Whatever you bring to the table is what we'll work with. It is our job to meet you where you are and provide you with the resources you need to achieve your goals.

You don’t need to have a serious mental health issue or be in crisis to seek out counseling. Many of the students with whom we meet are just looking to improve coping skills, decrease stress and anxiety, or just want someone to talk to. No matter what you want to talk about, we are here to help!

If you need immediate services please call the 24-hour crisis hotline at 844-493-8255 or go to the nearest emergency room or urgent care center. 

To request an appointment, please fill out our Self-Referral Form and a counselor will be in touch with you shortly.  You can also email us for general inquiries. 


Who We Are

Kezia Fisher

(She / Her / Hers)

Kezia Fisher

Counselor

Kezia.Fisher@frontrange.edu

I believe in a world where everyone is not only included but valued and appreciated for who they are as they are. I want to support our culture’s progress toward systemic equity by helping you manifest your vision for a better world. 

If you’re overwhelmed, stressed, anxious, confused, sad, or feeling anything that is stopping you being the most authentic, peaceful version of yourself, I am here to help. Together, we can gain greater insight about the origins and triggers of your unhelpful thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. We can learn adaptive skills and strategies to manage those symptoms. We can begin to make meaning from your experiences while building a greater sense of hope and purpose for your future. 

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 15 years of experience working with youth and adults recovering from trauma and mental health symptoms. I have bachelors’ degrees from The University of Texas at Austin in Philosophy and German and a master’s degree from The University of Chicago in Clinical Social Work. 

Trauma-informed, person-centered, collaborative therapy that draws from psychodynamic, CBT, DBT and other third wave behavioral modalities is my specialty. I love incorporating creative expression, movement, and mindfulness into therapy. And I love silently sharing the interpersonal intersubjective space while sitting still with a client.

Please fill out a self-referral on this site if you need support. You deserve clarity and peace, so LET’S TALK.


Lacy Szabo-Pruyne

(She / Her / Hers)

Lacy Szabo-Pruyne 

Counselor

Lacy.Szabo-Pruyne@frontrange.edu

My name is Lacy Szabo-Pruyne and I am a Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate.  I have been in the mental health field since 2015. My goal is to help you live a happier, more fulfilling and productive life. I believe you are the expert on your own life and experiences. As your therapist my job is to help guide you to those insights that will enable you to reach your goals. I work with children, adolescents, and young adults and I base my therapy method to what is going to make you most successful whether that be Solution-Focused Based Therapy, Play Therapy, Bowen Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, or Strategic Therapy. I have experience working with struggles like depression, anxiety, trauma, family and relationship issues, boundary issues, and everyday stressors. 


Emergency Resources

  • If you are in danger or believe someone else to be in danger, call 911 or go immediately to the nearest emergency room.
  • Mental Health Partners 24/7 Crisis Line 1-844-493-8255.

Resources

National, State & Community Resources

Our Offices of Student Life have compiled a list of resources, encompassing National, State, and community resources. The document is live and will be updated regularly.