Hailey Goodwin
Clinical Interests
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Eating Disorders
- Disordered Eating
- Self-Esteem
- Relationships
- College Students
- Young Adults
- Adolescents
- Athletes
Hailey Goodwin, MA, LCMHC
Hello everyone, I’m Hailey and I graduated with my Master’s Degree at UNC Charlotte for Clinical Mental Health Counseling. My undergraduate education was also completed at UNC Charlotte where I studied Psychology and found my passion for counseling.
My interests include working with clients struggling with eating disorders, body image issues, self-esteem, depression, anxiety, life transition, and relationship struggles. I enjoy working with clients of all ages but have a particular interest in working with the college aged and young adult populations. Growing up a competitive swimmer and knowing the challenges that come along with the pressure of being an athlete as well as the transition out of being an athlete, I hold a special interest in working with this population, as well.
I came to find my passion for counseling through my own mental health journey and desire greatly to help you with yours. Having been in your seat I understand the fear of what this process might bring about and am committed to listening and walking with you in this process. I am dedicated to building a relationship with you that constructs trust and a better understanding of your story along the way.
In processing your experiences you will learn new ways to cope, how to challenge negative thoughts, find a place of stabilization in recovery, create balance in a life you feel fulfilled in, and learn to live fully.
Outside of sessions, I am most likely spending time with loved ones. I also enjoy staying active and although I grew up a swimmer, I like to say COVID brought me my love of running and being outside. I am always on the go and enjoy spending time with friends, family and my husband, Micah. I am a true lover of vanilla scented candles, ice cream, journaling/writing, a good cup of coffee and serving/helping others. You will always find fresh flowers in my apartment; my favorite bouquets are from the local farmers market. This is a special form of self-care that holds an underlying reminder of just how beautiful growth can be.
- Initial Intake: $225
- Subsequent 45-50 Min Sessions: $185
- Subsequent 53-60 Min Sessions: $200
- 25-30 Min Sessions: $150
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Eating Disorders
- Disordered Eating
- Self-Esteem
- Relationships
- College Students
- Young Adults
- Adolescents
- Athletes
(Adapted from Shrink Chicks!)
- Am I truly depleted and too busy today or am I avoid talking about something hard?
- What would make today’s session worth it, if I left with just one takeaway?
- Could I benefit from even just a shorter lesson or switching to telehealth rather than totally cancelling?
- If I skip this session, will I lose momentum and will it be harder to return?
- What topic am I most avoidant of talking about and what’s one sentence I could start with?
- If not therapy today, what’s my plan for support (journaling, practicing skills I’ve learned, calling a friend, etc.) and is that enough?
I love the space that the therapy room creates—a space where untold stories can be spoken, growth and progress are celebrated, and where I can meet clients wherever they may be with presence and compassion. It is an honor to hold these moments, to help create room for healing, and to witness change emerge from the depth of someone’s struggle.