Anchor Point
Counseling & Consulting
Counseling services for individuals, couples, and families in the Fort Wayne area
Supervision of associate licensed therapists and counseling interns, and consultation/training services for agencies and businesses
Aaron Lambert, LMFT
Owner
I'm Aaron. I've been an LMFT since 2006, and have been in private practice for many years, in addition to my work in psychiatric emergencies. I like to follow an unbiased, supportive, and relationship-based approach with client-focused interventions, including EMDR, parts work, narrative therapy, and structural family systems. If you are struggling to find understanding in life's challenges, I will do what I can to help you navigate your way through.
My friends would describe me as a lifelong student. I enjoy reading, exercising, horticulture, and learning new things. My office is filled with stimulating objects, including over one hundred different live plants. After work, my main focus is my family. I spend as much time as possible with my wife and three children and our miniature schnauzer, Ted. When I have a moment, I love to read. If you have a book that you're passionate about and I haven't read it yet, I would be happy to check it out and then discuss it with you.
Sheresa Wilson PA-C, LMHCA
Hi! My name is Sheresa. My road to counseling has been long, as are most roads to worthwhile places, it seems. I first went to school to be a physician assistant, and I’ve been doing family medicine since 2008, with a particular interest in mental health and addictions. I later went back to school for mental health counseling (2018), and then again for addictions counseling (2022).
I still do some family medicine, as well as working in psychiatric emergencies, and now I’m headed back into the world of individual counseling to finish up my post-grad hours. I work with teens and adults, and I often start with DBT or parts work (IFS), although I have been trained in and use other modalities as well.
Outside of my various academic and vocational ventures, I’m mom to 4 awesome kids adopted internationally from 3 different countries. I like plants and baby goats and audiobooks and learning new things. I like talking to people, and it’s always an honor to hear their stories. I believe that not only my training but also my life experiences have prepared and enabled me to hold a safe space for a lot of what leads people to knock on doors like these. So if your road is feeling long and a you need a quiet place to rest, I hope you’ll come in and have a seat.
Lily Ganshorn, LMHCA
Hi, I’m Lily. I believe everyone deserves a space to heal and grow. Beginning counseling takes a lot of courage, so I strive to meet my clients where they are by taking a holistic, trauma-informed approach that respects you as the expert of your journey. I find value in collaboratively exploring the different parts of one’s experience and identifying the connection this may have to the past. To do this, I take a humanistic, client-focused approach, using therapeutic approaches such as Person-centered, Adlerian, Internal Family Systems, EMDR, and more. My goal is to provide a safe space where you can be authentically you, feel heard, respected, and accepted, all while walking alongside you in your path to healing. My path to helping others began from both experiencing my own hardships as well as seeing the effects of hardship on others. Since then, I’ve found meaning in creating purposeful connections, self-growth, and continuous learning. I work with adults, teens, relationships/couples, and families.
If I’m not at work, I am likely spending time with my loved ones, my dog Sophie, or finding ways to embrace my creativity. I love the outdoors, coffee, and listening to music. Thanks for getting to know a bit about me, I’m hopeful to learn more about you!
Olivia Young, MSEd
My name is Olivia and I am a mental health counseling intern. I graduated from the University of Saint Francis with a Masters of Education in School Counseling and I am now working towards additional licensure in clinical mental health. I have years of experience providing support to children and teens in both the inpatient and outpatient setting. My ultimate goal is to create a safe and nurturing environment to explore emotions, develop coping skills, and foster resilience. My background has given me a deep understanding of the developmental stages and life challenges that children and teens face, and I specialize in anxiety, depression, grief and family conflict. I utilize a variety of humanistic and evidenced-based therapeutic techniques including art and play therapy, in addition to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.
In my spare time, I enjoy playing with my dog, Moses, eating good food, traveling, thrifting, and listening to audiobooks and true crime podcasts.
Laci Johnson, LMHCA
Hi, my name is Laci. I work with adults, couples, and families through a trauma-informed lens. I am fully affirming of LGBTQ+ individuals. I utilize client-focused interventions including EMDR, parts work, somatic, and emotion-focused. If you are struggling, I will meet you where you are to support you in your journey.
I believe that all individuals are complex, ever-changing beings with innate worth and abilities to heal. Choosing to pursue counseling takes courage, especially if you’ve lacked space to process your feelings in the past. I openly welcome and accept all emotions. I hope to create a supportive environment where we can converse openly without judgment. Together, we can work towards exploring, understanding, and reprocessing experiences that have left an imprint on your life.
I chose to become a counselor because of my appreciation for cultivating deep relationships, my desire to understand and affirm others’ experiences, and my personal experiences and struggles. When I’m not working, you’ll likely find me sipping on a warm beverage while playing chess, listening to music, rewatching a favorite show, or spending time with loved ones. I appreciate you getting to know me a bit more and I am excited to learn more about you.
Additional Information
Do you take insurance?
It varies by clinician, but we have staff in-network with:
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Signature Care
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Anthem
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United
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PHP
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Aetna
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Lutheran Preferred
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Three Rivers Preferred
If you do not have insurance coverage or prefer a cash-pay option, session fees will vary by clinician. Please reach out to ask!
Supervisory hours are $150.
Availability:
Each clinician has their own hours throughout the week, and we will try our best to accommodate your needs. We can see clients in-person at the Fort Wayne offices, or virtually throughout the state.
What type of clients do you work with?
We work with people of all ages and identities, and each clinician will have their own tools and specialties.
What kinds of therapy do you do?
We use a variety of modalities including
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EMDR
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Internal Family Systems (IFS)
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Narrative
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Structural Family Therapy
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Person-centered
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Areas of Interest:
We work with all kinds of people who come in for a variety of reasons. A few of the most common include:
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Depression
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Anxiety
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Trauma and PTSD
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Marriage or family conflict
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Grief and Loss
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Infertility or Adoption Issues
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Gender or Sexuality Issues
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Coping Skills
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Self-Harm
Check out our Office!
Front Yard
(Garden coming soon!)
Front Door
The Lobby
The Office
Location
From Lima Rd, turn into Airport North Office Park and turn left toward CVS, then take a right within the parking lot. The office is on your left, with a blue sign by the door.
Contact
Text or Call: 260-267-5175
419 Airport North Office Park
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
