LeAnna Fowlds
SW (Social Worker)
About
LeAnna Fowlds, LCSW
LeAnna Fowlds is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and founder of Grace Behavioral Health, where she provides compassionate, evidence-based therapy for individuals and couples seeking healing, restoration, and emotional wellness. With a deep passion for trauma recovery, relationship healing, and personal transformation, LeAnna views therapy not simply as a profession, but as a calling and ministry placed on her life by God.
Raised in a strong Christian home, LeAnna was blessed with parents who faithfully brought her to church each week. She accepted Jesus Christ as her Savior at the age of seven and was baptized that same summer. Throughout the many trials and seasons of life, her relationship with Christ has remained her greatest source of strength, wisdom, and perseverance.
Her faith continues to shape both her personal life and clinical work. Scriptures such as Philippians and Proverbs 31:10–31 have become foundational anchors in her heart and daily walk. When counseling fellow believers who are struggling with pain, trauma, anxiety, marriage challenges, or emotional burdens, LeAnna often incorporates biblical truth and scripture-based encouragement into the therapeutic process for those who desire faith-integrated care.
LeAnna believes true healing addresses both the emotional and spiritual aspects of a person’s life. She is deeply committed to helping individuals rediscover hope, identity, resilience, and purpose while helping couples rebuild connection, trust, and intimacy within their marriages.
Through Grace Behavioral Health, she provides a safe, compassionate space where clients can heal from past wounds, grow emotionally, strengthen relationships, and move forward with renewed clarity and peace. Her approach combines professional clinical expertise with grace, compassion, and unwavering faith in God’s ability to restore what has been broken.
For LeAnna, therapy is far more than a title or career — it is an opportunity to serve others, walk alongside them in their healing journey, and reflect the love and hope of Christ through meaningful clinical care. (gracebhs.com)
Provider details
Website
Clinician's Sex/Gender
Handicap Accessible
Cities
- Saint Louis
- Kansas City
- Jefferson City
Counties
- Coles
ZIPs
- 65109
- 63366
- 63303
- 64116
Teleheath
Which state(s) do you offer Telehealth
- MO
- OR
- TX
Psychosocial Evaluations (Non-psychologist psychotherapists)
- 60 min
Individual Sessions
- 50-60 min
Other Sessions
- Family Sessions
- Couples Sessions
Psychological Testing
Ages
- Adolescent (13-17)
- Adult (18-70)
Talk Therapies
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT),
- Psychodynamic
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Strength-Based
- Person-Centered
- Trauma Focused
- Motivational Interviewing
- Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Mindfulness
Agree with the AACC Doctrinal Statement
Do you agree with the AACC Ethical Position
Biblical Integration – Verbally integrating Biblical principles, passages, doctrines, stories, and information into your treatment session
Do you utilize homework’s assignments for patients to do in between sessions?
What type of treatment approach do you utilize most frequently?
- Patient led approach
- Problem focused approach
- Clinician led approach
Payment Methods Accepted
- Credit Card
- Zelle
- Venmo
Accepted Insurance Plans
- Aetna
- UMR
- Cigna
- UnitedHealthcare
- Blue Cross
- Humana
- Medicare
- Medicaid
- Anthem
Do you accept payment plans
Do you provide or work with an organization that provides loans for treatment
Educational History
- School:University of Texas Arlington
- Degree:Masters Degree
- School:Tarleton State University
- Degree:Undergrad
Years In Practice
License Numbers
- Name:State License
- Number:2021031414
- State:
- MO
- Name:State License
- Number:L15216
- State:
- OR
- Name:State License
- Number:118565
- State:
- TX
Professional Associations
- Other
Do you agree that counseling is not fully Christian if a counselor’s faith shapes their posture but not their methods?
Why?
I struggle to even understand this concept; so I am erroring on the side of caution to say no; as I am unsure what the question implies.
Do you agree that the deepest personal help a person needs cannot be fully received apart from faith in Christ, even through counseling?
Do you agree that Scripture speaks authoritatively to the deepest roots of human problems?
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?
Why?
As an LCSW I have to meet people where they are at and it is not acceptable for me to impose my beliefs on a client, which would be unethical. I have to uphold the ethics of the Licensing Board to whom I am accountable.