Peter Wolff, LCPC
Wouldn’t it be great if we could live every moment from the truest and deepest part of our self? To feel calm, confident, and connected – connected to our self, to others, and to God. The reality is that our daily lived experience is generally a mix of angst, insecurity and isolation. We know we were meant for more than this, but we question if it’s possible to get there. Being disconnected from self, others, and God leaves us in despair of ever living to the fullest. Finding connection with another, even in therapy, can help us live out the whole and integrated life for which we long. I believe that we were designed for and are defined by our relationships. While deep pain is often encountered in these very relationships, it is also through relationships that we find deep healing. Encountering a safe person in a safe place leads to healing and deeper growth.
I seek to provide such a space in therapy where your story will be witnessed with grace for you to explore and to receive.
Peter is qualified through his clinical training and degree from Loyola University Maryland, a degree in Spiritual Formation and Leadership from Spring Arbor University, and his experience as a teacher, spiritual director, and mentor. As a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), Peter works with women and men as they wrestle with anxiety, sexual brokenness, difficult life transitions, burnout and compassion fatigue, questions of personal and spiritual identity, and relational challenges. Peter has years of experience and continued interest in working with college students and young adults who are seeking to discover and own their calling/vocation.
Peter is especially passionate about helping those who are suffering in the grip unwanted sexual behaviors and those seeking to live in congruence with their faith and sexual orientation/attractions.
