Loren is a practicum counselor under the supervision of Dylan Pierson, LPC. She has a BA in Psychology and Biblical Languages from Houston Christian University and is currently pursuing her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Colorado Christian University. She supports adults, adolescents, and children navigating grief, life transitions, anxiety, depression, and the effects of trauma. She also offers space to explore questions of identity, purpose, and faith.

Her counseling approach is warm, relational, and grounded in genuine respect for each client. She seeks to understand how her clients experience their own stories, helping them explore their thoughts, emotions, needs, and patterns within relationships. She values working collaboratively and honoring each person’s goals and pace of change.

Loren has spent nearly two decades engaged in cross-cultural ministry and community development in Houston and overseas, including time living in South Africa. She has also taught children from Pre-K through seventh grade for six years. Walking alongside people from different backgrounds has deepened her appreciation of how culture, relationships, and faith shape how people understand themselves and their experiences.

Loren’s relationship with Christ allows her to enter the counseling room with hope. Her trust in a good and loving God shapes her desire to sit with people in their pain, listen deeply, and work together toward a way forward. She welcomes clients who draw strength from their faith, as well as those who are doubting, questioning, or processing painful experiences within the church. She respects each client’s beliefs and wants clients to come as they are.

Outside of counseling, Loren enjoys visiting the mountains with her husband and three children, reading, weightlifting, and exploring Houston’s vibrant food scene.