Meet Adam

Adam earned his master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in 2021. Adam started his counseling career at a CMHC in Texas, working with children and families. Adam and his family then moved to Indiana, where he began his work in group private practice, where he worked with couples, families, and teens. During this time, Adam found he had a passion for working with couples. He received training and education in Relational Life Therapy and Gottman level 1 and 2. Adam has been trained in various trauma-informed approaches, including vicarious trauma and Trust-Based Relational Intervention, and enjoys working with relational dynamics.

Adam received his clinical license (LMHC) in 2025. He has experience working with many people and feels confident in his work with intimate and complex relationships of all forms. Adam provides a safe, non-judgmental, open, affirming, and experienced approach to walk alongside you in sorting out the complexity of relationships.

In his own words:

Relationships are a challenging—but essential—part of our lives, whether with a partner, family member, friend, or coworker. By focusing on the here and now, we can better understand the patterns shaping our relationships and strengthen the connections that matter most. While the past and future are not irrelevant, therapy offers space to explore how past experiences have led you to this moment and how the present can shape a healthier, more fulfilling tomorrow. I offer a safe and supportive environment where you can reflect on what has brought you to the present and identify meaningful ways to move forward. I believe no one fits neatly into a single box, and because of that, I do not rely on a single method of counseling. Instead, I practice a blended, integrative approach—drawing from multiple therapeutic theories and techniques—tailored to your unique experiences, needs, and goals.

I am LGBTQIA+ allied and provide kink- and poly-informed care, offering an affirming, nonjudgmental space for individuals and relationships of all identities and structures. Whether you are a teen, adult, concerned parent, or partner, I will meet you as the individual you are. Together, we will have open conversations, explore possibilities, and develop a plan that supports healing, growth, and a renewed sense of wholeness.

Accepting that you could benefit from therapy can be difficult—but I aim to show you that the process of being in therapy does not have to be.

Where to find Adam:

1103 E. Main Street, Brownsburg, IN 46112 
(Voyage Counseling’s Main Office)