A Message from Me...
Candace Holloman, MS, LCPC
We often see the beautiful side of womanhood—how rewarding it can be to care for others, succeed professionally, raise children, or show up as a steady force in our relationships. And while those things may be true, the reality is often far more complicated. Behind the scenes, many women are quietly carrying stress, anxiety, burnout, sadness, fear, shame, or isolation.
I’ve been there too. During my own journey through motherhood and major life shifts, I’ve felt the frustration, the panic, the exhaustion that no one talks about. I’ve had the breakdowns, the angry outbursts, the long days and sleepless nights when I wondered if I could keep holding it all together. Like so many women, I’ve worn the “strong” mask while putting my own well-being on the back burner—until my body and mind could no longer keep up.
Whether you're deep in the chaos of motherhood, wrestling with a major transition, navigating a strained relationship, dealing with the effects of trauma, or simply trying to find clarity in your life, you don’t have to do it alone. My approach to therapy is deeply supportive, empowering, and real. Together, we’ll unpack the emotional weight you’re carrying and begin the process of healing, rediscovery, and lasting change.
I’ll help you reconnect with yourself—not just as a mother, partner, or professional—but as a whole person with needs, boundaries, and a right to rest. We’ll work together to build practical tools for emotional balance, healthier communication, and internal peace. There is a light at the end of this tunnel, and you don’t have to walk toward it by yourself.
It’s not selfish to want to feel better. It’s not weak to ask for help. It’s human. And the first step toward healing might just be the one you’re about to take.
Professional Bio:
I’m a clinically licensed therapist and founder of Calm Connection Counseling, where I specialize in supporting women through anxiety, life transitions, stress, burnout, relationship strain, and the emotional complexities of motherhood. My passion lies in helping women create space for themselves in a world that often demands they shrink or over-function.
My previous experience includes working with women and families facing domestic violence and dysfunction. I hold a Master of Science in Counseling Psychology from Avila University and a Bachelor’s in Psychology with a minor in Anthropology from Washburn University.
To make mental health care more accessible, I offer live online video sessions tailored for busy women balancing multiple roles. My goal is to meet you where you are—and walk with you toward where you want to be.