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Meet Holly Collins

Finding a therapist is an act of courage and a step toward living with more clarity, connection, and authenticity. Under the supervision of Dr. Tina D. Hoffman, Holly Collins, MS, brings a grounded, collaborative, and deeply human approach to therapy. As an Army Veteran with 15 years of experience in community mental health, she works from a humanistic orientation guided by a client-centered and social-justice perspective that honors the lived experiences, strengths, and cultural identities of every person she meets.

Holly believes therapy is most powerful when it feels like a partnership. She strives to create a space where you can be fully yourself—where your story is met with curiosity, respect, and compassion—as you explore what brings you into the room. Together, you’ll look not only at symptoms or challenges, but also the deeper questions that lie beneath. Her work emphasizes purpose, meaning, authenticity, and healing, while cultivating empowerment, self-awareness, presence, balance, and connection.

Holly's Approach

Holly’s role is to walk with you as you gain insight, reconnect with your values, and build a life that feels aligned and intentional. Her therapeutic style is integrative and holistic, drawing from multiple modalities to tailor her approach to the unique needs of each individual. Healing techniques may include emotion-focused therapy, existential therapy, affirmative therapy, cultural-relational therapy, somatic and experiential approaches, and mindfulness.
 

Holly has experience supporting clients across a wide range of backgrounds and life stages, including Veterans, individuals involved in the legal system, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and those living with chronic illness. Her work spans early adulthood through the lifespan, and she commonly supports individuals navigating:
 

  • Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
     

  • ADHD and executive-function concerns
     

  • Identity exploration
     

  • Complex trauma and PTSD
     

  • Substance abuse
     

  • Problematic sexual behavior
     

  • Moral injury
     

  • Life transitions
     

  • Gender-specific issues
     

  • Existential concerns related to purpose, meaning, mortality, and freedom

Theoretical
Orientation

  • Humanistic

  • Client-centered

  • Social justice

  • Emotion-focused

  • Existential

  • Affirmative

  • Cultural-relational

  • Somatic

  • Experiential

  • Mindfulness

Accepted Insurances


Low Cost
Self-Pay

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Let's Get Started

If you’re considering therapy or exploring the idea of an assessment, our administrative team is here to help you get started. They can answer your questions, walk you through the process, and help determine if Holly's approach feels like the right fit.

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Feel free to reach out and connect with our staff. We’re here to make the first step as smooth and supportive as possible.

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