Every Ending is a New Beginning….
Our Story
In 2018, Unwritten Endings came to life when Andrea Lunn, our Clinical Director, dreamed of a practice focused on children, teens, and families. It began with a simple but powerful vision: to create a safe space where
…voices long held in silence could be spoken,
…what feels heavy could finally be set down,
….the relief of being fully seen could take root.
The name was inspired by Natasha Bedingfield’s Unwritten — an anthem of hope, possibility, and courage to step into new beginnings. Its words remind us that therapy is not about someone else writing your story for you. It is about finding the courage to hold the pen in your own hand — even when the page feels messy, even when the words are hard to speak.
We know the power of sitting with someone who sees your worth, helps you find your voice, and walks with you through the hardest chapters.
That belief is at the heart of our work. We have intentionally built a team of trusted, experienced professionals — clinicians we would want sitting across from our own children, our parents, our best friends — the people we love most.
Because this work is sacred.
Because you deserve nothing less.
Individuals
We work with individuals as young as toddlers through late adulthood.
Couples
We work with couples in all life stages.
Families
We work with families from all walks of life, including divorced parents and blended families.
What Makes Unwritten Endings Different?
Let our clients tell you!
“Andrea made scheduling really easy. She was compassionate about my son’s needs and provided me with helpful information about my insurance.”
“It seemed like a smaller, more intimate, family practice”
“I needed a weekend appointment and Charlie sounded like a good fit for me.”
“Incorporating play, outdoor time, inviting family to therapy”
“I wanted to try walk and talk therapy. Sitting in a room across from a therapist makes me feel uncomfortable.”
“We liked the holistic approach that is explained on the website. We also felt hopeful when seeing that therapists had experience working with adoption of young children.”
“Texie specializes in Christian Counseling”
“I was referred by my child’s school counselor. She said Unwritten Endings does good work with kids.”
“I have heard great things from my friend who has taken her daughter to Unwritten Endings.”
“I was looking for somewhere that does both coparent counseling and child counseling.”
“Unwritten Endings checked all the boxes my husband and I were looking for.”
Unwritten Endings Therapeutic Team
Owner & Clinical Director
Clinical Therapist
Clinical Therapist & Supervisor
Clinical Therapist
Clinical Therapist & Supervisor
Clinical Therapist & Director of Community Outreach and Education