Gayle Wimberly, LPC, CSAT
Licensed Professional Counselor
Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT)
Private Practice: Wimberly Counseling, LLC in affiliation with Collective Hope, LLC
Areas of focus:
- Addiction & Compulsive Behaviors (substance and behavioral)
- Betrayal & Relationship Trauma
- Love Addiction & Intimacy Disorders
- Sex Addiction
- Trauma & Past Experiences
- Anxiety & Depression
- Codependency & Enmeshment
- Grief & Loss
- Life Transitions
- Relationship Struggles
Who she works with:
- Individuals (Ages 18+)
- Women
Specialized training & experience:
- Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT)
- 20+ Years Clinical Experience
Approach:
- While Gayle's specialized training and experience informs her work, she is intentional about supporting clients through a variety of addictions by incorporating various evidence-based methods, holding space for those whose healing doesn’t always fit into a single model, and offering flexibility and compassion in the process.
582 Lakeland East Drive, Suite C
Flowood, Mississippi 39232
601-281-8460
Gayle Wimberly Counseling
Gayle's Hope
In the work Gayle does, hope is often found in the quiet, steady movement from pain toward healing. She works with individuals navigating deep-rooted trauma, addiction, and relationship wounds—often shaped by experiences that have felt overwhelming or difficult to process alone.
For those walking through betrayal, infidelity, or patterns of disconnection, hope can begin as the slow rebuilding of trust and a renewed sense of self-worth. For others struggling with love addiction, intimacy challenges, or compulsive behaviors, hope becomes the reminder that their story is not defined by patterns or past experiences.
Gayle brings over 20 years of experience into her work, along with specialized training as a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT). She integrates evidence-based models while remaining flexible and attentive to each person’s unique process, creating a space where clients can move at their own pace in ways that feel safe and supported.
She believes hope can be both quiet and strong—the steady belief that healing is possible and that no one has to walk through it alone.