Heather Waller (she/her), BS, is a dedicated and compassionate Service Facilitator and Array Provider, bringing nearly two decades of experience in the mental health field. With a strong educational foundation in Art Therapy from Edgewood College, she has cultivated a unique approach to therapeutic practices that fosters healing and growth in her clients.

Throughout her 19 years in the industry, Heather has developed a specialized focus on working with individuals who have experienced trauma and those diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. Her extensive experience has equipped her with the tools necessary to provide effective Mental Health Skill Training, tailored to the unique needs of each individual she serves. Heather's work is firmly grounded in strength-based and person-centered methodologies, ensuring that her clients feel valued and understood throughout their therapeutic journey.

Heather's expertise extends to a diverse array of neurodivergent individuals, with whom she has built genuine connections based on empathy and rapport. She understands the complexities and nuances that come with neurodiversity, and she is committed to creating an inclusive, supportive environment where each person can flourish. Her trauma-informed approach allows her to navigate the sensitive nature of her clients' experiences with care and respect, ultimately empowering them to reclaim their narratives.

In her practice, Heather emphasizes the significance of psychoeducation, equipping her clients with the knowledge and skills they need to navigate their mental health and substance use challenges effectively. She believes that understanding one’s mental health journey is a critical component of healing; thus, she strives to impart valuable insights that promote self-awareness and personal growth.

Heather’s professional demeanor is characterized by optimism and a genuine desire to make a positive impact in the lives of those she serves. She recognizes that each person's journey is unique and approaches her work with a deep sense of empathy, ensuring that clients feel heard, seen, and supported throughout their healing process. Her commitment to fostering meaningful connections extends beyond the therapeutic relationship, as she actively engages with community resources and collaborations to enhance her clients' support systems.

In her free time, Heather enjoys making art, writing, playing various instruments, being outdoors, practicing mindfulness and meditation, and spending time with her Great Pyrenees, Ellie, and her cat, Sven. 

"In a gentle way, you can shake the world.” -Mahatma Gandhi