Clinician's Sex/Gender
Female
Naomi "Raven" Swesey
Mental Health Coach
About
My name is Naomi Swesey but I go by “Raven” and my work combines trauma-informed support, biblical counsel and practical guidance for families and individuals. I specialize in: youth mental health coaching, recovery and addiction coaching, and faith centered counsel.
I walk alongside individuals and families in a non-clinical capacity while they navigate, heal and rebuild their lives. Psalm 147:3 states “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds” and my goal is to come alongside and help this to happen.
Provider details
Handicap Accessible
No
Cities
- Boiling Springs
- Greer
- Inman
Counties
- Spartanburg
- Greenville
ZIPs
- 29349
Teleheath
No
Individual Sessions
- 50-60 min
Other Sessions
- Family Sessions
Psychological Testing
No
Strengths
- Behavioral issues
- Spiritual struggles
- Relationship/Social Anxiety or Struggles
Agree with the AACC Doctrinal Statement
Yes
Do you agree with the AACC Ethical Position
Yes
Do you utilize homework’s assignments for patients to do in between sessions?
No
What type of treatment approach do you utilize most frequently?
- Patient led approach
How direct is your approach with patients?
- I allow the patient to come up with their own interpretations and solutions
- I share my insights, opinions, views and expertise with the patient
Cost Per Session
Individual Sessions
50-60 min $40
30 min $20
Payment Methods Accepted
- Cash
- Other
- Venmo
Do you accept payment plans
No
Do you provide or work with an organization that provides loans for treatment
No
Educational History
- School:Light University
- Degree:Undergrad
Years In Practice
1
Professional Associations
- AACC
Calendly Embed Code
Do you agree that counseling is not fully Christian if a counselor’s faith shapes their posture but not their methods?
No
Why?
A counselor's faith can shape their posture, values and presence even if their methods are evidence based. Their identity as a Christian does not disappear simply because their techniques are not explicitly Christian.
Do you agree that the deepest personal help a person needs cannot be fully received apart from faith in Christ, even through counseling?
Yes
Do you agree that Scripture speaks authoritatively to the deepest roots of human problems?
Yes
Do you agree that it is not appropriate to support or affirm a client’s chosen course of action when it conflicts with Scripture, even in the name of autonomy?
Yes
Do you agree that people do not possess all the internal resources needed for truth and healing apart from God, regardless of insight, support, or time?
Yes
