At Warren Alexander Group, Tiffany C. Poe, MMFT, LMFT Candidate, offers a counseling space that feels both grounded and genuine, where clients can show up honestly without feeling like they have to have everything figured out first. Tiffany works with couples, families, teens, and young adults who are longing for deeper connection, healing, and a better understanding of themselves and the relationships that matter most to them.
Tiffany’s approach is relational, collaborative, and deeply rooted in the belief that people are shaped by their experiences, relationships, and attachment stories. She integrates Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and attachment-focused therapy to help clients slow down, make sense of painful patterns, and move toward healthier ways of relating to themselves and others. Her style is warm, client-led, and conversational while still providing intentional direction and care throughout the therapeutic process.
Tiffany has experience working with couples across many seasons of relationship, from newly married couples learning how to build a life together to long-term partners carrying years of hurt, disconnection, resentment, or transition. She welcomes couples in all stages and circumstances and strives to create a space where both partners feel heard, understood, and emotionally safe enough to engage in meaningful change together.
Before becoming a therapist, Tiffany spent years serving in campus ministry and youth ministry, experiences that continue to shape the way she connects with people today. Her background fostered a deep appreciation for walking alongside others through uncertainty, pain, growth, and life transition with empathy, authenticity, and compassion.
Tiffany values creating a counseling environment that feels human, not clinical or one-sided, and where clients can feel supported while doing the difficult but meaningful work of healing, reconnecting, and growing forward.
