Madison Nash, LPCC, is a mental health professional with extensive experience supporting children and families across multiple care settings. She began her career as an advocate at a childhood trauma center and later worked in outpatient environments. Much of her clinical experience comes from a nonprofit organization in San Diego, where she supported youth and families through intensive outpatient (IOP) and residential programs. Madison has also spent many years working within schools, providing mental health services, IEP support, staff training, and promoting social-emotional learning. Her therapeutic approach is collaborative and strengths-based, blending evidence-based practices with creative, experiential strategies to meet clients where they are. Madison is committed to helping children and families build skills, confidence, and meaningful connections. Outside of work, Madison enjoys traveling and learning about new cultures, spending time at the beach, practicing yoga, and being with loved ones. Movement, mindfulness, and creativity are integral parts of her personal life. Madison is passionate about creating safe, supportive spaces where families feel understood, empowered, and connected. Her goal is to help children and parents navigate challenges with greater confidence and compassion.