Fay Boyer

Adults navigating depression, anxiety, addiction, abuse, or the quiet weight of loneliness find in Fay Boyer a counselor who meets them where they are. An LPCC based in Fairview Park, Ohio, Fay works with men, women, and older adults across a wide range of concerns — from grief and life transitions to workplace burnout, co-dependency, and the aftermath of domestic violence or childhood trauma. She also works with people who scroll through dozens of messages each evening and still end the night feeling utterly unseen, a particular kind of isolation she recognizes as its own serious burden.

Fay earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology cum laude from Baldwin-Wallace University, then completed her Master of Arts in Community Counseling, with a concentration in chemical dependency, at John Carroll University. That clinical foundation informs her work with substance use disorders, adult children of alcoholics, and the full range of mood, personality, anxiety, and adjustment disorders she addresses in practice. She offers both in-person and online sessions.

For Fay, counseling is fundamentally about self-discovery, empowerment, and the kind of honest, compassionate conversation that makes real change possible. Clients can expect a warm, confidential environment where nothing they bring is too complicated or too small to explore.