Keith Crosby

LPC · New Jersey · Online sessions

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About Keith Crosby

I’m Keith Crosby, a licensed professional counselor. My work is grounded in empathy, perseverance, and a deep belief in people’s ability to grow, even in life’s hardest seasons. My path to becoming a counselor wasn’t easy. I earned my graduate degree while working two jobs, driven by a calling to support others through their own storms. Today, I work long days not just to sustain my practice, but to be present for my family—something I value deeply. There have been moments when I’ve questioned my impact, felt the weight of financial pressures, and wrestled with self-doubt. But I’ve learned that being a good counselor doesn’t mean being perfect—it means being present, honest, and human. I bring that same perspective to every session, offering a safe space for people to explore their challenges and rediscover their strength. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, depression, major life transitions, or simply trying to find your way through the storm, I’m here to walk alongside you. I also provide faith-based counseling when clients request it.

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Areas Keith Crosby can help with

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Therapeutic approaches

Languages Spoken

  • English

Keith Crosby is serving from:

New Jersey

Years in practice

5 years

NPI number

License Details

NJ LPC 37PC00990700

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