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MEET LAURA CONDENANZA (LPC-A)

Anxiety & Trauma Therapist in Greenville, SC

Intentional, thoughtful, trauma-informed care for modern women navigating the invisible load of life, love, and expectations.

My clients often say, “I’ve built a beautiful life — so why do I still feel anxious and disconnected?”

Counseling with me is collaborative, human, and grounded in care. It’s a space where you can bring both the gratitude and the grief, the love and the exhaustion. Together, we’ll explore what’s beneath the surface — the patterns, pressures, and old stories that keep you feeling stuck — and begin to make space for calm, connection, and self-trust. Our work isn’t about fixing who you are; it’s about helping you feel at home in the life you’ve already built.

I work with women, mothers, and teen girls who carry more than anyone realizes — the expectations, the emotions, the endless responsibility of holding life together. They’re thoughtful and capable, but beneath the surface, there’s often worry, restlessness, and a quiet sense of disconnection from who they used to be. Many are navigating big transitions: the identity shifts of motherhood, the weight of perfectionism, or the growing pains of adolescence and menopause in an overwhelming world.

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“When we have the courage to walk into our story and own it, we get to change the ending” ”

— Brene Brown

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I HAVE BEEN THERE

(I remember it all too well…)

I was born and raised in Argentina and have lived in several countries — experiences that shaped my sense of identity, authenticity, belonging, and the many ways women adapt to stay strong.

For a long time, I believed that good grades, titles, and success defined my worth. I spent over a decade in advertising, building a life that looked accomplished on paper, but deep down I felt disconnected from myself. It was motherhood — with all its beauty, chaos, and constant reinvention — that humbled me. Raising my children without family nearby taught me what it truly means to start over, to grieve who you were, and to meet each new version of yourself with compassion.

I earned my Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern University and found my passion in supporting mothers and women — those who give endlessly and are ready to give back to themselves.

Outside of sessions, I’m a wife, a mother of two girls, a cooking enthusiast, a travel planner at heart, a Swifty, and someone who takes friendship seriously. My journey taught me that healing isn’t about becoming someone new — it’s about coming home to yourself, again and again, through every season of life.