Better boundaries. Closer Connections. A peace that holds.
Welcome
Good Fences Counseling is built on a simple idea: most relationship struggles come down to boundaries, the ones we never learned to set, or the ones we hold so rigidly that no one can get close. We help individuals, couples, and families find the line in between, where clear boundaries make real connection possible. It starts with an honest look at what's working in your life, what isn't, and what meaningful change could look like, in a space that stays warm and free of judgment.
Our approach is practical and tailored to you, not a single method applied to everyone. We work alongside you to act from what matters most and make changes that hold up in real life. Whether you're facing personal challenges, strain in your closest relationships, or a court-related requirement, the focus stays the same: steady, compassionate guidance that helps you grow without shame.
We're here to help you move toward a clearer, more connected life, one step, one insight, and one boundary at a time.
Meet Our Team
The people at Good Fences Counseling share one commitment: to meet you with warmth and honesty, free of judgment, as you do the work of building a steadier life and closer relationships. Each clinician brings a calm, grounded presence and a genuine investment in your growth, including the harder parts, like learning to set the boundaries that actually change things.
Our clinical director, Geoff Scholl, is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), a Certified Anger Management Specialist-II (CAMS-II), and a Certified Domestic Violence Specialist-II (CDVS-II). He began his counseling career in dual diagnosis work, with clients from a wide range of backgrounds, from those healing childhood trauma to participants in Adult and Family Treatment Court.
Individual and Couples Therapy
Therapy here is for people who want to feel steadier in themselves and closer to the people who matter to them. Whether you're facing anxiety, shame, relationship strain, or a major life transition, we offer a warm, steady space to understand what's happening and take real steps forward.
For individuals, that often means learning to sit with hard emotions, act from what you value instead of what you fear, and communicate in a way that gets heard. For couples, it means strengthening emotional connection, seeing the patterns underneath your conflicts, and building boundaries that let you be close without losing yourself. Drawing on ACT, EFT, and DBT, we keep the work practical and tied to your real life.
DV - OIP and Anger Management
Anger and aggression usually sit on top of something else, often fear, hurt, or a boundary that was never set or never respected. Our Domestic Violence Offender Intervention Program (DV-OIP) and anger management services help people understand those patterns and build the skills to do something different, with accountability and without shame.
Through evidence-based methods, participants develop emotional regulation, relational insight, and stronger communication, along with the kind of accountability that leads to real change rather than just compliance. Whether you're court-mandated or here on your own, you'll get structured guidance and practical tools to reduce harm, break old cycles, and build relationships rooted in safety and respect.
Assessment Services
Sometimes you need an accurate, honest picture of where you stand and what comes next. We provide domestic violence assessments, anger management assessments, court-mandated evaluations, and general mental health assessments, each evidence-based and clearly explained.
We look for the patterns that matter, put what we find in plain terms, and give you recommendations you can act on. Whether you're meeting a legal requirement or seeking direction on your own, the process stays steady and non-shaming from start to finish, so you can move forward with clarity.
Clinical Supervision
or associate clinicians working toward licensure, supervision should build real clinical judgment, not just fill a requirement. We help you sharpen practical skills, make sound ethical decisions, and trust yourself in the room, with an approach tailored to the clinician in front of us rather than a fixed formula.
The aim is to help you find your own voice and a steady sense of professional identity, to feel secure in your own boundaries, and to handle complexity with clarity and compassion. Good supervision should make you more yourself as a therapist, not a copy of your supervisor. We also offer consultation for licensed therapists who want a thoughtful set of eyes on their work.