Richard Fallin, M.div.
Mental health →Telehealth platform
Headway
Session types
Video & Phone & Messaging
Languages
English, Korean
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About
I work with patients using evidence-based therapeutic approaches grounded in both clinical psychology and spiritual care perspectives. I specialize in treating anxiety, depression, and grief—drawing on cognitive-behavioral techniques, mindfulness practices, and narrative therapy to help people process difficult emotions and life transitions. I'm available for telehealth sessions and believe in meeting clients where they are, whether they're seeking secular mental health support or interested in integrating their faith into the healing process.
Services offered
I provide individual telehealth counseling for adults navigating anxiety, depression, grief, and major life transitions using a blend of cognitive-behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and existential approaches. My background in both clinical mental health and pastoral care allows me to work with clients exploring the intersection of spirituality and psychological wellbeing, without requiring a faith-based framework. During our sessions, we focus on identifying thought patterns and coping strategies, processing difficult emotions, and building meaningful change through practical tools you can use between appointments. I work with professionals experiencing burnout, individuals in transition, and anyone seeking support during challenging emotional periods—whether that's loss, major life changes, or persistent anxiety and depression.