ABOUT HAVEN HOUSE
Located in Monroe, Louisiana; Haven House Counseling and Consulting, exists to create a safe and sacred space for women to heal from spiritual trauma, reclaim their identity, and step into the fullness of life God intended.
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Founded by Licensed Professional Counselor Freddie Amos, Haven House is rooted in the belief that true healing addresses the mind, heart, and spirit. Freddie is a Christian therapist in Monroe. Her approach is faith-based, trauma-informed, and grounded in person centered treatment, offering both clinical expertise and spiritual insight.
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We specialize in working with women who feel held back by shame, fear, or wounds from past spiritual experiences. Through compassionate, Christ-centered care, we walk alongside each client toward healing, restoration, and freedom.
Whether you're navigating painful memories, struggling with identity, or seeking a deeper sense of wholeness, Haven House is here to help you move forward with hope and truth.
Haven is more than a name—it’s a promise. A place where your healing journey is honored, and your story finds peace.
I’m Freddie, a licensed professional counselor in West Monroe, Louisiana, and I help women move out of cycles of anxiety, shame, and disconnection.
If you feel stuck in patterns you can’t seem to break, you’re not alone.
Many of the women I work with are navigating anxiety, shame, or a sense of disconnection—from themselves, their relationships, or their faith. On the outside, things may look okay, but internally, they feel overwhelmed, frustrated, or unsure how to move forward.
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This work is deeply personal to me.
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I’ve always been drawn to the women who feel stuck—the ones who are tired of repeating the same patterns but don’t know how to get out of them. The ones who are hard on themselves, overthink everything, and quietly carry more than they let on.
My heart is to create a space where you can be fully honest without feeling judged, rushed, or misunderstood.
Because I’ve seen how exhausting it is to feel like you should be able to change, but can’t seem to figure out how.
And I believe real change is possible—not through pressure or perfection, but through understanding, honesty, and intentional work.