Laura Stallbaumer

With a quarter-century of dedicated experience in social work, Laura Stallbaumer stands as a beacon of hope for those seeking to break free from emotional barriers. As an esteemed therapist at Lifeline, Laura's mission is profoundly personal: to forge meaningful connections with individuals, delving deep into their identities, capabilities, and untapped potential.

Laura's impressive credentials include a Master's degree in Social Work from the University of Kansas and recognition as a Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker (LSCSW). Her academic pursuits didn't stop there; she also holds a graduate degree in Theology from Stubenville in Ohio, adding a unique dimension to her therapeutic approach.

Throughout her career, Laura has honed her expertise working with diverse populations. She has extensive experience guiding adolescents through the complexities of middle school, high school, and foster care environments. Her ability to connect with young adults has been instrumental in helping them navigate challenging relationships, family dynamics, and life transitions.

At the heart of Laura's practice is her specialization in identifying and addressing patterns and cycles that hinder emotional healing. She is particularly adept at assisting individuals who have faced challenging circumstances such as abuse, trauma (including PTSD), depression, anxiety, self-contempt, and difficult relationships. Laura's approach is both compassionate and practical, meeting clients where they are in their journey while employing evidence-based techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), trauma-informed care, and Emotion Focused Therapy.

Laura Stallbaumer's commitment to her clients' well-being, coupled with her extensive experience and diverse skill set, makes her an invaluable asset to those seeking to overcome emotional obstacles and unlock their full potential. Her work at Lifeline is a testament to the transformative power of dedicated, empathetic, and skilled therapeutic intervention.