Populations served

• Children (age 8+)

• Adolescents

• Adults

• Families

Additional services

• Individual Counseling

• Couple Counseling

• Family Counseling

Greta Long is currently practicing under the direct clinical supervision of Dr. Courtney Stivers, PhD, LMFT, to fulfill the requirements of a Master of Arts in Pastoral Care and Counseling degree (LCPC track).

Hi there! My name is Greta Long, and I’m happy that you’re here. Taking the first step to invest in yourself and prioritize your well-being can be difficult, and you’ve already done that—I’m proud of you!  

I work within a person-centered approach to therapy, which looks at clients through a lens of their whole personhood. I view this as a collaborative process, working within goals we set together in session. I aim to provide a non-anxious, nonjudgmental space for you to process and work through all that life throws your way. I have worked with individual adults from a variety of backgrounds and am open to working with children, couples, and families.

As an intern, I am committed to your wellness first and foremost, with my learning and growth following close behind. I am passionate about family systems work; adoption and the grief that accompanies the adoption process; and the intersection of mental healthcare and religion. I enjoy working with each of my clients as they achieve goals and develop autonomy. Together, we create safe and brave spaces of learning, vulnerability, and growth.

I welcome and support clients of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and faith backgrounds.

Education

• Master of Arts in Pastoral Care and Counseling (Clinical Track), Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary, expected May 2024

• Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Illinois State University, 2020