Get to Know Paula

Paula Eggebrecht is an experienced and compassionate therapist who is a Licensed Social Worker and holds a Bachelor of Social Work from Liberty University and a Master of Social Work from Indiana Wesleyan. With a diverse background with different populations that encompass a wide variety of life circumstances that are beneficial to helping a variety of individuals. Paula’s experience includes roles working in social services, long-term care facilities, and in a school setting as a social worker. Internships with The Bair Foundation, Hospice Care of Middletown, Companions on a Journey, and volunteering with The Motherless Daughters Ministry have equipped her with extensive experience in grief and loss counseling.

Specializing in Grief & Loss, Anxiety, Depression, and Faith-based counseling, Paula employs a person-centered and solution-focused approach. Her methodology ensures a tailored therapy experience, emphasizing trust, empathy, and a judgment-free environment where clients can share their life experiences and goals.

Paula’s journey into therapy was inspired by her role as a caregiver for her parents and the loss of a dear friend, sparking a passion for advocacy. Married with four children and two sweet lab mixes named Max & Ruby, Paula’s personal life revolves around family, baking, outdoor activities, and cheering on her teens in various sports.

Currently reading “Too Perfect, When Being in Control Gets Out of Control,” Paula’s commitment to lifelong learning reflects her diverse interests. Outside of counseling, she channels her passion for serving others into founding a random act of kindness group and initiating a free afterschool dance program for students that fosters confidence, self-esteem, and discipline through the joy of movement. Paula is dedicated to walking alongside individuals during their toughest days and facilitating their success.