See Your Thoughts From a Different Perspective
We can help you untangle years of confusion and turmoil.
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Like leaves on a tree, no two people are alike. Integrity Counseling believes that people should be approached uniquely to meet their individual needs as they journey through life. Whether it be the trauma that occurred years ago that still keeps you up at night, a difficult relationship, or other emotional stressor, Integrity Counseling can help you overcome the hurdles of daily living and achieve the best that life has to offer.
Services:
Services will be tailored to your individual needs and life situation. This could include a combination of the following services offered by Integrity Counseling.
These typically last between 45 and 50 minutes. The primary focus of treatment is you, processing situations, life events, receiving feedback.
These sessions involve you and your family unit, often discussing family conflict and issues that impact one or all family members. There will be times that the therapist will meet with subsets of the family to work on specific issues, for example, just the children of the family, a mother and daughter, or other units.
From time to time, Integrity Counseling will offer group sessions for people who have similar issues. The benefit here is to learn a skill set from others and in knowing that you’re not alone. Your counselor may mention this type of service to you.
Support groups are meetings with other people who are experiencing similar issues. Most people have heard of support group formats with meetings such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Support groups are often peer led and are intended for participants to have a support structure outside of therapy.
Integrity Counseling will be offering support groups in the coming months, for most up-to-date announcements, please follow us on social media or contact the office.
Staff:
Christine Dalton, LCSW
Integrity Counseling & Personal Development was opened in 2008 by Christine Dalton who saw a need for additional mental health services in the area. Christine is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She earned her Masters degree from the University of Georgia in Social Work and graduated from Shorter College with degrees in Psychology and Sociology. She has experience working with all age groups from young children to older adults. Christine had a great deal of experience assisting families who feel disconnected or just are not functioning at their optimal level. Other areas of clinical interest for Christine are grief and loss, trauma, anxiety, depression, abuse recovery, and life stage transition. Christine uses various modalities including EMDR to assist clients. She enjoys living and working in Jefferson and investing in her community through various volunteer opportunities. To contact Christine, email integrity.counseling@yahoo.com
Lucinda Sproul, LMSW
Lucinda Sproul joined Integrity Counseling & Personal Development in 2022 as a social work intern. She graduated from Walden University in 2023 with a Master's degree in Social Work and a certificate in Military Families Social Work. Lucinda has experience working with all age groups, from young children to older adults. Areas of clinical interest include trauma, PTSD, TBI, military families, law enforcement families, managing anxiety and depression, domestic violence, abuse recovery, life stage transition, infidelity, LGBTQIA+, family conflict, peer relationships, and grief. When she is not working, Lucinda enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and being in nature. To schedule with or contact Lucinda, email lbennett.icpd@gmail.com
Erin Rossiter, LCSW
Erin Rossiter joined Integrity Counseling & Personal Development in 2025. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She earned a Master's degree from the University of Georgia in Social Work, where she periodically returns as guest speaker. Erin has considerable experience working with individuals, families, and professionals whose lives intersect with the legal/court system. Substance use and co-occurring diagnoses, trauma, anxiety, shame, grief, loss, adjustment disorders, and the influence of aging and chronic illness on such life challenges are some of Erin’s focus areas. She is trained in mediation. Helping individuals work through conflicted relationships in a therapy setting is also a clinical interest. Erin lives in Jefferson, where she enjoys being with family, learning how to grow a garden, and reading. To contact or schedule directly with Erin, email erossiter.icpd@gmail.com