Counseling Practice – Wayne Anglin Legacy Counseling
Wayne Anglin Legacy Counseling is a mental health practice in Longview, Washington, led by Wayne Anglin, who holds credentials listed as M.C., NCC, and LMHC. The practice describes its purpose as providing family, adult, teen, and child therapy with an orientation toward practical solutions across a wide range of concerns and populations.
Clinical areas addressed include anger, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and ADHD. Distinct specialization areas named on the site include child therapy, teen counseling, parenting counseling, family counseling, and support around school problems. Additional listed focus areas encompass anger management, blended families, domestic violence, PTSD recovery, grandparents raising grandchildren, veterans, and survivors of sexual assault. The range of populations suggests the practice serves clients across life stages and varied family circumstances, from young children through adults.
Sessions are conducted in-person at the office in Longview; telehealth services are not referenced. The site states that most insurance is accepted, though specific carriers are not itemized. No specific therapeutic modalities such as CBT, EMDR, or DBT are named on the site. No year of establishment is provided.
The office includes a therapy animal named Luna, which is noted as part of the practice environment. A recreation room is also maintained at the office location, reflecting the practice’s attention to the client experience. The practice name includes “Legacy Counseling,” which appears to reflect a philosophy of lasting change rather than short-term support, though no explicit mission statement is provided. The practice is situated at 836 Maple St, Longview, WA 98632. Contact options include phone at 360.501.4122, email at mc@anglinslegacy.com, and fax at 360.425.1046. At the time of the site review, Wayne Anglin Legacy Counseling noted it was not accepting new clients, though the note suggests prospective clients may wish to inquire about future availability.