I am April Nall, a master’s level counseling candidate at Lindsey Wilson University, supervised by Jeni Mose, LMHC. I primarily practice from a relational-cultural framework, emphasizing connection, mutual empathy, and growth-fostering relationships; in session I use relational techniques such as collaborative meaning-making and exploring relational patterns to repair and strengthen clients’ interpersonal connections. Part of my training is the integration of somatic-informed approaches to help clients notice and regulate bodily sensations, nervous system responses, and trauma held in the body.

I am deeply passionate about supporting clients along the entire spectrum of gender and sexual identities, especially cis-women, non-binary, transgender, and questioning folx who want to feel more empowered, embodied, and self-directed in their lives. My approach is authentic, warm, nonjudgmental, and strengths-based, tailoring interventions to each person’s cultural context and goals.

In my off-time I am focused on connecting and having fun with my 3 children and my loving partner while traveling between Vero Beach and Stuart every week. When time permits, I enjoy catching up with friends at casual diners and neighborhood gathering spots. I am revitalized by music, yoga, meditation, and the sensations of the natural world.