Madison Steinkirchner

Madison received her Master’s degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and is licensed through the North Carolina Board of Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselors as an LCMHCA (Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counseling Associate) License #A21643.  She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Grove City College.

Madison has completed specialized training in Safe Families, Eco-Systemic Family Treatment, Therapeutic Counseling, Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI), Trauma-Sensitive Yoga, and Preventing Teen Suicide.

Her journey in mental health began in 2018 as a Post-Adoption and Child Preparation for Permanency Caseworker. She has since continued her work with at-risk populations in alternative school settings and intensive in-home services.

Madison is passionate about supporting clients by fostering a warm, welcoming environment that emphasizes the therapeutic relationship. She works primarily with adult clients experiencing a range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, relational challenges, life transitions, boundary setting, burnout, self-esteem issues, church-related hurt, parenting, and women’s issues. As a former educator, Madison provides a unique perspective when walking alongside teachers who struggle with work/life balance and burnout, as well as with parents who have concerns related to parenting children through childhood and adolescence. Upon request, she integrates faith-based counseling from a Christian perspective. Madison incorporates a variety of therapeutic interventions and brings creativity into her sessions.

In her free time, Madison enjoys spending quality time with family and friends, serving at her local church, taking long walks with her dog, and going on road trips to visit loved ones.