Find Peace, Clarity, and Control in Your Life

Brian Rundle, LMFT

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Brian believes therapy should be a safe, comfortable space where clients feel understood and supported, whether they’re dealing with anxiety, major life changes, or complex relationship dynamics. With a background in Marriage and Family Therapy from Bethel Seminary in Minnesota and extensive clinical experience, Brian has seen firsthand the clarity, balance, and confidence that therapy can bring to people’s lives.

At Turning Point Counseling, Brian strives to create a relaxed, non-judgmental environment where clients can openly share their feelings. He approaches each session with empathy, curiosity, and practical tools aimed at helping clients break through their challenges.

Gabrielle Llewellyn, LMFT

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Gabrielle desires that each person entering her office finds a trustworthy partner on their healing journey. Using a strengths-based and collaborative approach, Gabrielle assists clients facing various challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma recovery, life transitions, and relationship difficulties. Other areas of specific interest include parenting, postpartum, and navigating autism/ADHD diagnosis in adulthood.

After studying Marriage, Family, and Couples Counseling at Regent University, Gabrielle spent several years working with individuals and couples in the Des Moines area before transitioning to Turning Point. Her specialties include narrative therapy, internal family systems (IFS) therapy, acceptance and commitment (ACT) therapy, and attachment-based therapy.

Allyson Farley, LMSW

Licensed  Master Social Worker

Allyson believes that therapy should be a collaborative relationship, a source of empowerment and support, and include a curious and nuanced understanding of the individuality of the human experience and condition. In addition to general mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression/mood disorders, and suicidality. Allyson supports individuals facing trauma and interpersonal violence, including sexual assault, domestic violence, and familial abuse. Additional areas of interest include LGBTQ+ populations, borderline personality disorder, grief and loss, and challenges in interpersonal relationships.

Allyson studied Social Work at Western Kentucky University. She has spent four years working in mental health crisis services, suicide prevention, sexual assault survivor services, and comprehensive case management. Specialities include a focus on humanistic therapy, strengths based therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and feminist therapy.