Aspire Counseling, LLC

04/28/2026

04/22/2026

While Aspire does not have an administrative professional to celebrate today, we have Heather. Heather always takes on new projects, new roles, and new tasks without ever being asked. She is the Rockstar of Aspire. P. S. You can book with her for her equally amazing counseling skills!

04/21/2026

Big life update: Teigan will be switching to different summer hours so she can spend more time at her kids’ travel games and races — they’re growing up so fast and you can't miss these moments. Her weekdays will be reduced to Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and scheduled Mondays. She will still be available for urgent messages and crisis support. The voicemail and emails will continously be monitored. Thanks for your understanding and support — it means everything as she balances work and family in this season of her life.

What can you do to ensure your appointments? Book your sessions several sessions out to ensure your spot! Don't forget, we have Heather who is an excellent counselor and has multiple openings!

04/20/2026

Music is great for many things. Do you have a favorite song that helps you? Share it with us in a comment!

04/18/2026

Aspire is committed to continued learning. So, as I've been gone two weeks this month there's this lingering question. Why should counselors attend conferences? Here's the long and short of it.

Counselors attend conferences to stay current, effective, and connected in a field that’s always evolving. Mental health research, treatment approaches, and ethical standards change over time, and conferences provide access to the latest evidence-based practices so we can offer the best possible care to our clients.

They also create opportunities to learn new skills—whether it’s a therapeutic technique, a specialized intervention, or a deeper understanding of specific populations. This continued learning directly benefits our clients by expanding our tools and perspective.

Equally important is connection. Conferences bring us, as professionals, together to share ideas, discuss challenges, and build a sense of community. Counseling can be demanding work, and being around others who understand that experience helps prevent burnout and supports our professional growth.

Finally, we as counselors are required to complete continuing education to maintain our licensure. Conferences offer a meaningful way to meet those requirements while gaining practical, real-world knowledge—not just checking a box.
In short, when we attend conferences, we are investing in better care, stronger skills, and a healthier professional community—all of which come back to benefit the people we serve.

Thanks to each of our clients who trust us with their care. We couldn't do it without you.

04/15/2026

Arlene Drummond you are our giveaway winner! Message us for more information! Thanks for ALL the entries!

04/14/2026

This sweet basket is up for the giveaway tomorrow! Stay tuned!

04/11/2026

Last few days to get entered! Like the original posh and follow us!

No April Fool's joke here! The giveaway begins TODAY! Thanks to our truly awesome donors:

Amanda Knittel
Blend The Hair Studio
Woven + Willow Collective
Kneaded Bodyworks - Nervous System Wellness
The Buckin’ Farmacy
Routine Aesthetics & Wellness
Wyoming House of Coffee LLC
The Alley Coffeehouse & Juice Bar

Here's how to enter! Make sure you comment on the ORIGINAL post. Open to local residents only.

04/10/2026

Meet Heather!

A dedicated and compassionate counselor, Heather is committed to walking alongside her clients as they navigate their unique journeys toward healing. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Counseling with an emphasis in Addiction, Chemical Dependency, and Substance Abuse in 2023 from Grand Canyon University, where she is currently completing her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health.
Heather approaches her practice with deep empathy and a keen attention to detail, ensuring every client feels truly seen and heard. Utilizing a Solution-Focused Brief Therapy approach, she operates from the belief that you are the primary expert of your own life. She is well-versed in LGBTQIA+ issues and offers a non-judgmental, open-minded environment for all. Her office serves as a supportive, safe space designed for open dialogue, personal insight, and meaningful change.
A long-time member of the community, Heather has resided in Wyoming for over 30 years and has called Gillette home for the last 27. Outside of her professional work, she finds joy in spending quality time with her husband and their adult children.