About Corinne
My name is Dr. Corinne Votaw-Freer, and I am a dedicated therapist and licensed psychologist. I help people eliminate old patterns that control their thoughts, beliefs, actions, and self-identity. Together, We remove barriers that hide their natural strengths and intrinsic wonder. I lead my clients to achieve their highest potential by building their confidence and teaching them to effectively advocate for themselves.
My therapeutic approach is highly personalized, designed to cater to the unique circumstances and needs of each individual I work with. This approach is centered around enhancing self-awareness, deepening your understanding of your interactions with others, and harnessing your inherent potential and strengths to achieve personal growth and improvement in your quality of life.
In my practice, I aim to create a supportive and nurturing environment where clients feel safe and understood. My goal is to work collaboratively with you to identify and tackle various personal, emotional, and relational issues that may be hindering your life. By tapping into your own resources and resilience, together we can foster a journey towards healing and self-discovery that is both transformative and enriching. Whether you are dealing with specific psychological issues or seeking to improve your overall mental well-being, I am here to support and guide you every step of the way.
Official Biography
Dr. Corinne Votaw-Freer, PsyD (She/Her)
Corinne brings over 15 years of experience in supporting trauma survivors, holding roles such as Community Outreach Director, Researcher, Psychologist, and Writer. Prior to her engagement in the healing arts, she was a renowned consultant, offering guidance on healthcare policy to leaders at local, state, national, and international levels. Her notable roles include serving as the Outreach Director for The Truth Against Tobacco campaign, and consulting for various District Attorneys and Attorneys General on issues related to Intimate Partner Violence (IPV), survivor outreach, and the prosecution of offenders.
In her more recent endeavors, Corinne has collaborated with organizations that provide housing and support to queer-identified homeless youth, advocated for gender equity, and conducted research to develop awareness and treatment guidelines for loneliness.
With over two decades of research in the social, biological, and psychological facets of gender, Corinne has designed and led training programs for community leaders, healthcare providers, religious figures, and business executives, aiming to foster affirming and supportive environments within their organizations.