You don’t have to do this journey alone.

Dayna Martin, LAPC

Dayna is a full-time conventional and Christian counselor based in Williston. She works with adolescents (13+), adults, couples, and families facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, relationship issues, family disruption, adoption-related concerns, church hurt, and spiritual abuse.

Dayna believes positive change is possible for everyone. While healing often involves hard work and honesty, she enjoys creating a space where clients feel safe being themselves while digging deep into places where healing can take place. Dayna is especially passionate about helping people understand the origin of their struggles and build healthier ways of connecting with themselves and others.

Dayna approaches counseling from a holistic perspective, recognizing that emotional, relational, spiritual, and physical well-being are deeply connected. She believes lasting change happens when people are provided the opportunity to be known, understood, and supported as they grow. She considers it a privilege to walk alongside clients as they step into freedom, connection, and hope. What Dayna loves most about counseling is helping people recognize the beauty, value, and strength that already exists within them, often before they can see it for themselves.

A recurring theme she sees in her work is that many people feel alone in their pain. Dayna is here to guide those who feel disconnected or are experiencing pain in their closest relationships. She meets with teens struggling to find connection, parents carrying overwhelming stress, couples desiring better relationships, or people wrestling with the impact of past wounds. Dayna helps clients explore their experiences with compassion and honesty. Together, they identify patterns that may be keeping them stuck and develop new pathways toward healing and healthier relationships.


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