September Trent
MS, LPC
September Trent has a Masters in Counseling. She is also an Attachment Focused EDMR therapist trained by the Parnell Institute. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), holding her license in Missouri.
National Provider Identifier: 1598028391
expertise level
Certified
rate
$310/per month
Meet September Trent
Counselor Competency
Counselors with the training, supervision, and experience to know how to help.
MyCounselor.Online has as its aim to be the gold standard in faith-based mental health. Our counselors are required to have undergraduate studies in theology, practical ministry, or psychology and have completed a graduate (master’s) degree in mental health (professional counseling, clinical social work, marriage & family therapy, etc.).
- We only hire around 2% of applicants
- Require at least a Master’s Degree in Mental Health
- 2-Year Post-Graduate Residency in Neuroscience Informed Christian Counseling® (NICC)
- 400+ hours of Continuing Education each year
After submitting an application package that includes transcripts, references, and video responses to a structured interview, qualified candidates are invited into a multi-stage interview process. During the process candidates will meet with clinical supervisors, perform a mock therapy session, and participate in a training with the MyCounselor.Online clinical team. If advanced from the final interview with the Director of Clinical Services, candidates are offered a position on the clinical team and matriculated into the MyCounselor.Online residency.
During residency counselors complete multiple rotations of clinical training and experience with specific populations, including individuals, couples, families, and teens. Specifically, residents are trained in the MyCounselor.Online proprietary model of care: Neuroscience Informed Christian Counseling® (NICC) as applied in practice with various presenting issues.
The thorough training our counselors receive in a broad array of specialized rotations equips them to address counseling concerns ranging from the common to the complex.
Residency Training Rotations
| Rotation | Presenting Issues |
|---|---|
| Individual: Trauma-Informed Care (AEDP, AF-EMDR, IFS, EFIT) | Trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, stress & burnout, grief, aloneness, shame, insecurity, self-esteem, addictions, friendships, work dissatisfaction, eating disorders, self-harm, suicidal ideation, childhood sexual abuse, spiritual abuse, spiritual stagnation |
| Couples: De-escalation & Attachment Bond Restructuring (EFT) | Communication, trust, parenting, money, in-laws, expectations, roles |
| Couples: Sex Therapy (ABCST) | Sexless marriages, pain disorders, arousal disorders, desire differences |
| Couples: Sexual Addiction & Infidelity Recovery (CSAT) | Porn & sex addiction, sexual affairs, emotional affairs |
| Couples: Dating & Premarital (SYMBIS) | Premarital, family of origin concerns, relational expectations, commitment difficulties, compatibility questions, conflict resolution, wedding stressors, friend group conflicts |
| Family & Teen Issues | Divorced & blended family dynamics, teen development issues |
| Group Therapy Dynamics | Group work across a variety of focus areas |
| Personal Development Coaching | Coaching for personal and professional development |
A Note from September
Are you in despair? Many of the people who come to see me are. They have tried everything they can think of to overcome their depression, anxiety, or eating disorder. Therapy is a last resort. Most are desperate for healing. It is very difficult to face “I may not overcome this issue without help.” That’s where I come in. It’s important to me that you know I care about you and the difficulties you are facing. Having walked with so many on a similar journey, I understand what it’s like to be in your shoes. Most importantly, I know how to help you heal.
The path to healing is not an easy one. It starts with acknowledging the hurt and the injuries that cause the hurt. This can be scary. My job is to be a knowledgeable and supportive guide as you work through the hurts that hold you back. Though you may feel alone, you never have to be alone.
Caring for others has always been a gift and a passion of mine. I felt called into the field of psychology while in high school and more specifically therapy while in my undergraduate work. God has provided me with the gift to empathize with you as well as provided me the opportunity to obtain the education necessary to help you. It is my calling to show God’s love through serving you.
I know it is very hard to ask for help when experiencing any type of personal difficulty. I understand how vulnerable you feel. I care about the issues you are experiencing, and I know how to walk you down the path of healing. If you are ready to start the journey, I would love to hear from you.
The Proof
Testimonials
September is amazing and compassionate. She will meet your child where they are. We just love her!
Leah G.
Springfield Office
2131 S Eastgate AveSpringfield, MO 65809
417-708-8813
114 Reviews4.9 Stars
I highly, highly recommend MCO. I have been seeing September for 5 years and she is amazing. She is professional, non-judgmental, caring and compassionate. I continue to be impressed by MCO as a whole and I’m thankful for all September has done for me.
Liz
Springfield Office
2131 S Eastgate AveSpringfield, MO 65809
417-708-8813
114 Reviews4.9 Stars
I am so grateful for the balanced perspective that September provides in every session. She always has helpful suggestions and wise words to share.
Anonymous
Springfield Office
2131 S Eastgate AveSpringfield, MO 65809
417-708-8813
114 Reviews4.9 Stars
I really appreciate the applicable “assignments” that my counselor gives me. It helps me remember our discussions and actively think about those things throughout the week.
Anonymous
Springfield Office
2131 S Eastgate AveSpringfield, MO 65809
417-708-8813
114 Reviews4.9 Stars
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