Empowering Mental Health Counseling, Coaching, and Consultation

Transform your life with compassionate therapy and holistic healing practices tailored to your needs.

Rooted Freedom: Healing Together

At Rooted Freedom we provide compassionate mental health counseling, coaching, and consultation utilizing diverse therapeutic approaches to support your healing journey.

Angie Glick, LMHC

Trauma-Informed Care Certified, Sandtray level 1 Certified, Gottman Trained

I take a humanistic and Adlerian approach, grounded in the belief that you already have what you need within you to move toward healing and growth. I believe we’re all motivated by a deep desire to belong and live meaningful lives. Sometimes, early messages or limiting beliefs, often formed in childhood, can quietly influence how we see ourselves and the world. While these ideas guide my therapeutic lens, I take an eclectic and flexible approach to our work together. I draw from mindfulness-based practices, Internal Family Systems (IFS), somatic work, inner child healing, and neuroscience.

Much of my 20+ years of professional experience has been in school settings, where I’ve supported children, teens, parents, and teachers. This work has given me a deep appreciation for the ways early relationships shape our beliefs and emotional needs. It’s also where I developed a strong understanding of emotional regulation, attachment, childhood development, and the parent-child dynamic.

I enjoy supporting school-related concerns such as anxiety, social phobia, bullying, and navigating life as a neurodivergent individual. I also enjoy working with professionals in education. Your work is incredibly meaningful, and I understand the emotional demands of serving in an urban public school setting. Whether you’re carrying the stress of the job or working through your own personal growth, I’m here to support you.

In addition, I provide support for parents, couples, and individuals experiencing life transitions, healing from relationship betrayals, codependency, or the emotional strain of having a family member or loved one with a personality disorder. These challenges can be isolating and overwhelming, and I strive to offer a validating and empowering space to process.