Counseling Practice – Allied Transformations
Allied Transformations is a counseling practice offering therapy in both in-person and telehealth formats. The practice describes its environment as safe and judgment-free, with clinical work built around individualized treatment planning that accounts for each client’s background, experiences, and goals.
Four clinicians are listed on the site: April Cordell (LPC, LPCC), Erin Trzell (LPC), Alexis Wagner-Call (LCSW), and Mari Peyton Kouchinsky (LPC). The team includes both Licensed Professional Counselors and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and holds stated certifications in EMDR and Intergenerational Trauma treatment. These modalities are integrated into the practice’s direct clinical services.
The practice describes a focus on decolonized therapy, positioning this framework as central to how therapists engage with clients. Therapists are described as working to identify the underlying causes of emotional struggle and helping clients break cycles that have persisted across their lives. The practice’s stated approach involves meeting clients at their current stage rather than prescribing a fixed therapeutic pathway.
Populations served include individuals dealing with minority status, difficult childhood experiences, abuse, assault, grief, extreme disappointment, and high levels of responsibility. The practice holds certification as a Veteran- and Woman-owned business, signaling particular attentiveness to clients from military backgrounds alongside other populations served.
Session formats include both in-person and telehealth options. No specific insurance panels, self-pay rates, or year of establishment are provided on the main page. No physical address or direct phone number is listed; appointment scheduling and initial inquiries are facilitated through the practice website.
Prospective clients are directed to the site to schedule an appointment or explore available services and clinician profiles. EMDR certification is listed as a primary evidence-based offering, while the Intergenerational Trauma specialty reflects a focus on patterns that extend across family history rather than solely addressing present-day symptoms. The Veteran- and Woman-owned business certification is listed prominently, indicating the practice’s engagement with those communities as both a business identity and a clinical orientation.