Hallie Zimmerman | Counselor, MS, PLMHP
She/Her/Hers
(402) 413-1572 hallie@redcouchcounseling.org License: Nebraska / 12647 Insurance Accepted
BCBS, Medicaid, private pay Offers Telehealth and In-Person visits
Hallie has a waitlist for new clients. If you would like to be placed on the waitlist please contact Jolene at 402-205-8998. If you are a past client of Hallie's please contact her directly. |
Life and relationships regularly throw us curveballs, and Hallie’s here to support and prepare you as you navigate those challenges. We are designed as relational beings and operate best in a validating, receptive environment to support us when these challenges arise. As a therapist, Hallie strives to work collaboratively with each of her clients to reveal the full picture that is the reality of their life, exploring the details of their experience that have single handedly written their story.
Hallie trained as a Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) at Kansas State University. Many people question if she sees individual clients since she is an MFT, and the answer is: yes! A crucial part of her training was learning systemic theory, which required her to see the same number of couples and families as she did individuals in order to graduate. During training, she studied and interned working with a variety of populations including those who have experienced infertility and perinatal loss, mood disorders, couple and family issues, and LGBTQ+ individuals. Hallie is passionate about both individual and couples therapy! Ultimately, She is passionate about helping you reach YOUR goals. She utilizes systemic techniques that incorporate society’s influence on our day-to-day lives to facilitate conversations that encourage you to feel your feelings as they come and work toward a higher level of self-awareness. She believes that you are capable of changing your life in ways that allow you to live authentically to best serve your own ever-changing needs and desires! Hallie works with adolescents and adults and specializes in couples, mood disorders, trauma, perinatal loss and infertility, and LGBTQ+ issues. |
