Stephanie works with children 6+, teens, and women navigating anxiety, trauma, ADHD, motherhood, life transitions, and emotional challenges. Her warm, collaborative approach helps clients feel accepted as they build resilience, practical coping skills, and confidence to move forward.

Stephanie Fulbright

Lumberton, Online

Stephanie works with children 6+, teens, and women navigating anxiety, trauma, ADHD, motherhood, life transitions, and emotional challenges. Her warm, collaborative approach helps clients feel accepted as they build resilience, practical coping skills, and confidence to move forward.

Stephanie Fulbright, LPC

Therapist | Children & Teens | Trauma, Motherhood & Life Transitions

"You don't have to have it all together to begin healing. Let's start together."

Life can be messy, complicated, and overwhelming. Sometimes you're trying to hold everything together while quietly wondering how much longer you can keep doing it. Other times, you know something needs to change—you just aren't sure where to begin.

Stephanie Fulbright, LPC, believes you don't need to have all the answers before coming to therapy. You simply need a place where you can show up as you are.

With nearly two decades of experience supporting children, adolescents, and adults, Stephanie creates a warm, accepting space where clients can slow down, make sense of what they're experiencing, and begin moving toward healing. Rather than walking ahead of her clients or telling them where they should go, Stephanie considers it a privilege to walk alongside them as they understand their stories, recognize their strengths, and discover what comes next.

Therapy Approach

Stephanie earned her Master's degree in Counseling and Human Development from Lamar University and has worked across education, behavioral health, private practice, and inpatient psychiatric care. This diverse background has given her experience supporting clients with concerns ranging from everyday stress and life transitions to trauma and serious mental health challenges.

Her approach is compassionate, collaborative, and individualized. Stephanie draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), reminiscence therapy, play therapy techniques, and other evidence-based interventions based on each client's age, needs, and goals.

Stephanie is especially passionate about helping children build emotional resilience, supporting adolescents through the challenges of growing up, empowering women through motherhood and life's transitions, and partnering with families during difficult seasons.

She also has experience working with individuals experiencing trauma, PTSD, psychosis, and serious mental illness. Stephanie understands the importance of creating a therapeutic relationship rooted in safety, trust, authenticity, and stabilization—especially when life or mental health has begun to feel overwhelming.

For clients who desire it, Stephanie can also incorporate Christian faith into the counseling process.

You Might Be a Good Fit With Stephanie If:

✓ You want a therapist who is genuine, encouraging, and willing to meet you exactly where you are.

✓ You're feeling overwhelmed by life's demands and want practical tools to cope more effectively.

✓ You're looking for support for a child age 6+ or teenager experiencing emotional, behavioral, social, or academic challenges.

✓ You struggle with intense emotions and want to develop healthier ways to understand and regulate them.

✓ You're navigating motherhood, postpartum concerns, or another significant transition in your life as a woman.

✓ You've experienced trauma or PTSD and want a therapeutic relationship built on safety, trust, and compassion.

✓ You or someone you love is living with serious mental health concerns and you want support from a therapist who understands their complexity.

✓ You'd like the option of incorporating Christian faith into therapy.

Beyond the Therapy Room

Outside of counseling, Stephanie enjoys spending time with her family, painting, researching mental health, and finding joy in life's quieter moments.

She believes healing isn't limited to what happens inside the therapy room. Often, it also happens in ordinary moments—in connection, creativity, rest, laughter, and learning to offer ourselves the same grace and compassion we so readily give to others.

Mental Health Specialties

Women's Mental Health
Anxiety & Stress
Depression
ADHD
Postpartum Depression & Maternal Mental Health
Trauma & PTSD
Emotional Regulation
Parenting & Family Support
Grief & Loss
Life Transitions
LGBTQIA+ Affirming Care
Psychosis & Serious Mental Illness Support
Christian Counseling (upon request)