Ronnie Swanson Swanson
Mental Health Coach
About
There was a time in my life when the weight of everything I was carrying felt almost too heavy to hold. Anxiety filled my mind with constant fear, depression drained the light from my days, and self-doubt made me question my worth. On top of all that, grief settled into my heart in ways I didn’t know how to explain. I felt lost, overwhelmed, and unsure of how to move forward.
I tried my best to keep going, but inside I was fighting battles no one could see. I felt alone, even in a room full of people. I felt tired, even after I slept. I felt broken, even though I kept trying to “be strong.”
But even in the middle of all that darkness, God never left me.
He met me in the quiet moments — the moments where I had no words, no strength, and no idea what to do next. He reminded me that He understood my pain, He saw my tears, and He cared about my heart more than I could ever imagine.
Little by little, God began healing me.
He calmed my anxiety with His peace.
He lifted my depression with His presence.
He fought my self-doubt with His promises.
And in my grief, He didn’t rush me — He stayed with me, day after day, giving me the strength to keep going.
My healing didn’t happen overnight. It came in small steps — moments of peace, flashes of hope, and reminders that I was not fighting alone. Every step I took was guided by God’s steady hand.
Now, when I look back, I can see that the battles that tried to break me actually revealed God’s power in my life. What felt like the end of me became the beginning of a stronger, deeper faith. God turned my pain into purpose, and my struggle into a testimony.
I’m still growing and still healing, but I know now that God walks with me through every high and every low. He has been faithful, and He will continue to be.
And the truth that carried me through it all is this:
Provider details
Handicap Accessible
Cities
- Leasburg
- Mebane
- Roxboro
- Yanceyville
- Burlington
Counties
- Caswell
- Alamance
- Rockingham
- Person
- Guilford County
ZIPs
- 27291
- 27320
- 27217
- 27215
- 27302
Teleheath
Individual Sessions
- 50-60 min
Psychological Testing
Ages
- Adult (18-70)
- Preteen (11-12)
- Child (6-11)
- Senior (70+)
- Adolescent (13-17)
Strengths
- Anxiety
- Suicidal thoughts or urges
- Stress
- Parenting/Children issues
Agree with the AACC Doctrinal Statement
Do you agree with the AACC Ethical Position
Do you utilize homework’s assignments for patients to do in between sessions?
What type of treatment approach do you utilize most frequently?
- Solution focused approach
How direct is your approach with patients?
- I share my insights, opinions, views and expertise with the patient even though they might be contrary to what the patient is thinking
Do you accept payment plans
Do you provide or work with an organization that provides loans for treatment
Educational History
- School:Liberty University
- Degree:Undergrad
Years In Practice
Professional Associations
- AACC
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