Kenyatta Eubanks
Counselor and owner, LCPC
She sees teens 13 to 18 one to one, parents on their own and families together. She believes a teen talks when they are asked a real question and then given time.
In the first session Kenyatta explains how she works, what stays private and its limits, and the possible risks and benefits of counseling. Then she listens. Her Idaho license is listed at the foot of every page.
She sees
- Teens 13 to 18
- Parents and guardians
- Families with teens at home
Credentials
LCPC, licensed in Idaho
In person and by video
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) · ID Lic. # 000000
How she works
Three promises about the room
These are the things Kenyatta says in the first session, in her own words.
You set the topic
She asks what is going on in your week. If the answer is nothing, that is a fine place to start.
Nothing is a surprise
She tells you what stays private and when she would have to tell someone, before you say anything that depends on it.
Parents stay in the loop, not in the room
Parents hear how things are going. The details stay with the teen.
License
Kenyatta's license and training
The license number is in the footer. This is what it means.
License
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC)
ID Lic. # 000000 · Idaho Board of Professional Counselors and Marriage and Family Therapists
Required to practice counseling in Idaho
Education
Master's degree in counseling
Training
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) skills
Would you like to meet her?
A parent or guardian can write or call. We reply within one business day.