Regina Champagne,

Howdy, my name is Regina Champagne, and I am a Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate student at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. I received my Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in May 2021 from Louisiana State University with concentrations in Business Administration, Chemistry, German, and Psychology.  I take an eclectic approach to counseling through incorporating systems, existential, narrative, and ecotherapy modalities.  

As a member of the LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent communities, I practice through a lens of advocacy, social justice, allyship, and a desire to learn what it means to be you. My areas of focus range from adolescents starting at age 13 to adults with anxiety and depression to relationship difficulties, with an emphasis in couples and families work. I practice primarily from a systems and existential approach, meaning that I take a direct approach with my clients to consider both the individual and their relationships, patterns, and support present both in and out of the counseling room. I hold the belief that each individual has the power to make meaningful choices in their own life.

As a counseling intern, I offer sessions at a reduced rate and operate under the supervision of Emma Carline, LPC-S and Robyn Sonnier, LPC-S.