Quebec Gibbins, MA, LPCC-S

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Quebec is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with Supervisor designation (LPCC-S) with the state of Ohio. He obtained his master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health and School Counseling from Walsh University.  Quebec focuses on working with a wide variety of clientele (including but not limited to) adults (young adults 18-40, middle aged 40-55, older age 60+ , marriage and family (pre-marital, marital, post-marital), adolescence (depression, anxiety, ADHD, suicide/self-harm), children (10 +), foster care, trauma, mood and adjustment issues. He also shares interest in working with clients and families working through transracial barriers. As a former DII collegiate athlete and current high school boys’ soccer coach, Quebec strives to service the athletic community to provide his clients with a holistic approach to healing emotional, social and spiritual challenges regardless of performance level (high school, college, and professional. Players and coaches). 
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Quebec is married to his wife, Olivia, who works in an adjacent field as a DPT.  Quebec and Olivia gave birth to their son in late September. Quebec is an active member in his community working to develop a foundation for racial discussion, coaching high school soccer, and playing drums at his church’s Life Teen Ensemble Band. Quebec strives to serve any client who wants to discover a stronger and healthier version of themselves. Quebec believes that everyone can attain peace, love, and happiness with hard work and a desire to make the changes necessary to achieve balance and harmony.