Allison Orgill is an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor and earned her master’s degree through the Townsend Institute at Concordia University Irvine. With over thirteen years of experience as a counselor at a large church, she has helped individuals and couples work through anxiety, depression, grief, relational issues, trauma, addictions, infertility, and life transitions. She specializes in couples counseling, effectively using the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Attachment Core Pattern Therapy. She holds that optimal growth is facilitated by an environment rich in grace, truth, and time. Helping clients understand their character development can help inform their present-day issues, alleviate symptoms, and bring healing and growth. She firmly believes in the profound impact of a caring and safe therapeutic relationship and the value of incorporating an individual’s faith in the therapeutic process. Allison also speaks at organizations about building healthy marriages.

Allison has been happily married for 43 years to her high school/college sweetheart and is blessed with four married adult children and nine grandchildren. She loves gathering with family and friends, weekly dates with her husband, good books, long walks, Pilates, and traveling.