Marla Vroegop

Counselor

Marla loves the opportunity to walk with people in the midst of hardship while graciously pointing them to the hope of Christ. Marla is a licensed clinical social worker and has earned her BSW at Indiana Wesleyan University and MSW at Indiana University Purdue University. She has several years of experience working in a mental health agency doing a mixture of school-based, group home, and outpatient counseling, most recently serving as a counselor on the staff team of College Park Church. As an extension of her biblical counseling training, Marla has completed the CCEF Formation Certificate and is a Certified Christian Trauma Care Provider.

Marla is most passionate about individual counseling with teen girls or women walking through trauma, anxiety, depression, and relational hurt, starting with her time serving as a houseparent at a Christian residential treatment facility. She received additional experience serving at a residential treatment facility in the Dominican Republic, where she learned how to incorporate holistic care by combining counseling with her love for Jesus, the outdoors, and adventure.

Marla enjoys most outdoor activities, like hiking, hammocking, and camping. She and her husband enjoy their time with their two littles.

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Anxiety • By Marla Vroegop

Understanding Attachmnet: Anxious Attachment

I’m back and today I will talk about the attachment style that is known as anxious/preoccupied/ambivalent attachment. For the purposes of simplicity I will refer to it as anxious attachment. I will once again talk about what this looks like through describing characteristics of both the caregiver and child as well as common beliefs someone […]

Children • By Marla Vroegop

Understanding Attachment: Avoidant/Dismissive Attachment

In my last blog post I went over what secure attachment looks like. Now I will provide a picture of what avoidant/dismissive attachment looks like. I’ll do this again by discussing what the caregivers usually are like, common characteristics of children who have experienced this type of attachment, and the common beliefs a person can […]

Children • By Marla Vroegop

Understanding Attachment: Secure Attachment

I’m back to continue the conversation on attachment, what it looks like, and why it should matter to believers of Jesus. Last time I spent time providing an introduction of attachment. Today I am going to dive deeper into what secure attachment looks like. I want to reiterate something I mentioned in my last blog […]

Emotional Health • By Marla Vroegop

You’re Not Alone: How to Support Someone Struggling with Suicide

Suicide can be such a hard topic to bring up. If you are having suicidal thoughts you may worry you will be judged by others and be labeled as “crazy”…you may be filled with shame and wonder if you should just keep your thoughts to yourself. If you have a friend who you are worried […]

Relationships • By Marla Vroegop

Attachment: Relating to Others and the Lord

Attachment is a topic that can hit people in many different ways. Some see it as a positive way to describe how they connect with others, while some may see it as a negative term because they find it difficult or even dislike engaging with people. Others may see it as a helpful term that […]

Relationships • By Marla Vroegop

To Be Loved: The Common Desire We All Share

As I’ve walked with individuals from various stages and seasons of life, there seems to be a common desire to be known and to be loved. Each person desires to be accepted as they are without having to put up a front to hide what they might deem as the ugly parts of themselves. I […]

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3905 Vincennes Road
Suite 515
Indianapolis, IN 46268
317-210-2644
info@lumacounseling.org
How to find our office
Enter through the main doors for the 10 Fortune Park Building. Once inside the lobby, you'll see the elevators to the left which you’ll take to the fifth (5) floor. Take a left off the elevator and then another left; our offices are at the end of the hallway past the restrooms. Your counselor will meet you in the waiting room of our office. Counselors may be in session right before your session time and unable to answer the door. Please wait a few minutes or give us a call at 317-210-2644.

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