Tracy Hunt, MSEd, Ohio Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
Member of the Ohio Counseling Association
I founded Turning Inward, LLC in 2017 to create a space where healing feels natural, personal, and deeply supportive. As a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in Ohio, I help clients reconnect with themselves and explore multiple paths to healing whether through evidenced-based therapies such as CBT and Solution-Focused Therapy, mindfulness, creative expression, or meaningful shifts in perspective.
My background includes working in hospitals, universities, and both state and federal programs, but I’ve found the deepest fulfillment in private practice where I can truly meet people where they are and support them in a way that honors their unique path.
I’ve been honored to serve in grief support, literacy programs, and animal welfare, all of which have reinforced my belief in connection, healing, and the power of small, meaningful moments.
Outside of my practice, I find joy in yoga, walking, and quiet moments in nature. I also love art journaling as a way to explore creativity and self-expression. I cherish time spent with my partner and our cat (and have loved many dogs along the way, too). Connection, whether with loved ones, animals, creativity, or the world around us, continues to remind me of the many ways we heal.
My background includes working in hospitals, universities, and both state and federal programs, but I’ve found the deepest fulfillment in private practice where I can truly meet people where they are and support them in a way that honors their unique path.
I’ve been honored to serve in grief support, literacy programs, and animal welfare, all of which have reinforced my belief in connection, healing, and the power of small, meaningful moments.
Outside of my practice, I find joy in yoga, walking, and quiet moments in nature. I also love art journaling as a way to explore creativity and self-expression. I cherish time spent with my partner and our cat (and have loved many dogs along the way, too). Connection, whether with loved ones, animals, creativity, or the world around us, continues to remind me of the many ways we heal.
