Randle Counseling was founded to help people gain confidence and resilience—one achievable step at a time. We believe growth happens through clear goals, supportive accountability, and seeing challenges as opportunities to learn.
Our Mission & Vision
Our mission is to restore confidence and connection through honest communication, practical tools, and clear, collaborative goals. Our vision is a refreshed, balanced life where you feel prepared for daily challenges and future success—mentally, emotionally, and, if you choose, spiritually.
Our Approach
"For me, being a psychiatrist is
a calling. I am passionate about what I do."
We focus on practical, compassionate care that helps change stick.
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Strengths-based: Start with what’s working and build from there
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Skills + insight: Understand patterns, then practice new responses
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Accountability: Check in on goals so progress lasts
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Whole-person care: Emotional, relational, and—if you choose—faith integration
Together, this approach keeps sessions clear, supportive, and effective.
Your Counselors
Meet the counselors who will support you with practical tools, steady encouragement, and clear goals.
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Sharmaine Randle — A warm, steady presence who helps clients feel seen and empowered. Focus areas: women’s issues, boundaries, parenting, anxiety, groups.
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Ezra Randle — A practical strategist who blends compassion with clarity. Focus areas: anger management, couples, teens, personal leadership, family systems.
Together, Sharmaine and Ezra offer care that’s collaborative, respectful, and grounded in real-life results.
Our Specialties
Here are common reasons clients choose us and the outcomes we work toward:
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Anxiety & Stress: From spirals to steady with grounding, routines, and thought tools.
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Communication & Conflict: Say hard things kindly. Listen, repair, and solve problems together.
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Anger Management: Notice earlier, de-escalate faster, and rebuild trust.
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Parenting & Co-Parenting: Clear expectations, consistent follow-through, calmer homes.
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Women’s Confidence & Boundaries: Reduce people-pleasing and name needs with respect and strength.
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Coping & Executive Skills for Teens: Emotion regulation, planning, and school-life balance that builds maturity.