Reid Stillwagoner

Reid brings a warm and relational presence to her work with children, teens, and young adults. Before becoming a counselor, she spent several years as a teacher, where she saw firsthand how much children and teens thrive when they feel safe, supported, and truly known. That experience continues to shape the way she approaches counseling today.
Reid believes meaningful growth happens in the context of a trusted relationship. Her goal is to create a space where clients can slow down, feel comfortable opening up, and explore what’s really going on beneath the surface, without fear of judgment or pressure to have everything figured out.

Reid especially enjoys working with children and adolescents. She is trained in Child-Centered Play Therapy and Activity Therapy, which allows children to communicate and process their feelings in ways that are natural for them. Through play, creativity, and guided activities, Reid helps children work through emotions that can sometimes be difficult to express with words.

For teens and young adults, Reid offers a steady and empathetic space to talk through stress, relationships, identity development, and life transitions. She believes each client already carries many of the strengths needed for growth and enjoys walking alongside them as they build confidence, develop coping skills, and gain clarity about their next steps.

Reid believes therapy doesn’t have to begin at a breaking point. Sometimes it’s simply a place to process the everyday weight of life before it becomes overwhelming. She hopes each client leaves sessions feeling a greater sense of internal safety and empowerment as they navigate their lives.

Whether she’s sitting on the floor in the playroom with a child or supporting a young adult through a challenging season of life, Reid’s goal remains the same: to ensure every client feels seen, heard, and supported.

Outside of the counseling room, Reid enjoys spending time outdoors, often walking her Australian Shepherd, Basil, along Katy Trail. She also enjoys attending workout classes, reading, and trying new recipes with her fiancé. Recently, she has taken up crocheting as a new creative outlet. These moments of movement, creativity, and reflection help her stay grounded and present, qualities she intentionally brings into the counseling room as she supports clients in their own growth and healing.