Isaac crawford, ms, lpc

Now accepting new clients in 2023

We currently have spots open for new clients on Wednesday through Friday.

Isaac crawford, ms, lpc

The basics

Isaac Crawford, LPC specializes in humanistic, Person-Centered individual therapy for adults. 50-minute sessions are scheduled weekly or bi-weekly with a cost of $85 per session. In-person sessions are scheduled at our office near the MSU campus in Springfield, MO, and virtual sessions are an option, too. We always start with a consultation session to see if we are a good fit for each other, which is the cost of a regular session.

What to expect

My approach is humanistic and Person-Centered so you will likely find me to be a warm person who really listens and shares my thoughts and feelings openly. Getting to the bottom of your problems and developing a plan for your life are things that I only do in partnership with you. You are the expert and the hero of your tale and I am just a guide and confidant that is curious, non-judgmental, and supportive. My job is to foster an honest dialogue and a warm relationship with you so that you may experience yourself in a new way, experiment with different ways of being, and choose where you want to go and who you can become. 

About me

I am an artist and an open, creative person who has taken a round-about path into my profession and calling as a therapist. I have a background in religious service and ministry, construction work, songwriting, sound design, martial arts, existentialism, and comic book writing/illustration. I worked for seven years as an electrician and then I worked for eight years as a high school counselor, first at a small rural school and then at Central High School in Springfield, MO. I spent a few years homeschooling my kids and a few more doing crisis counseling and assessment at a mental health hospital. I earned a B.S. in Electronic Arts from MSU in 2009 and a Master's in School Counseling from Evangel University in 2011. From 2020 to 2022, I worked in private practice under the supervision of Keith Wilson of New Leaf Counseling. In May 2023, I officially began my own practice. I have experience with a wide range of clients but I often work with clients who are open, creative, neurodivergent (e.g., ADHD, Autism), LGBTQIA+, processing religious trauma, or experiencing relationship or existential issues.

 

Ready to give therapy a try?