Reagan Manolas is a Pre-Licensed Professional Counselor at GE Family Services, a division of Partners Behavioral Health Corporation. She provides therapy exclusively through telehealth, serving clients across Alaska from the Anchorage office. Reagan specializes in working with children, adolescents, and couples navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship distress. Her clinical focus is rooted in healing from adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), and she is especially passionate about helping children and teens build resilience and reclaim safety in their inner world.

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With over 20 years of experience mentoring youth and families in schools, churches, and community organizations, Reagan brings a wealth of real-world insight and compassion to her therapeutic practice. She has served as a youth group leader, school educator, and disaster relief coordinator following the 2018 Alaska earthquake, where she worked directly with FEMA, the SBA, and ACF Church to support Eagle River residents through crisis recovery. These experiences have deepened her belief that healing is possible through connection, empathy, and presence.

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Reagan draws from a wide range of modalities including art therapy, play therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and inner healing prayer work. She is in the process of becoming certified in Brainspotting and actively participates in ongoing training and consultation. Her approach is trauma-informed, person-centered, and rooted in the belief that symptoms are signals pointing toward deeper wounds and unmet needs. Reagan partners with clients to explore these patterns and develop meaningful, sustainable healing strategies.

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She also works with couples who are navigating relational strain, communication issues, or simply seeking to deepen their bond. Reagan believes that healthy marriages and partnerships are foundational to strong families and communities. Her work in this area is grounded in hope, respect, and the belief that couples can rebuild trust and intimacy, even after difficult seasons.

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Reagan’s clinical work is informed by her own life experiences as a wife of over 17 years, mother of four, adoptive parent, and member of the Alaska Native community. She understands the complexities of parenting, the realities of rural Alaska, and the emotional labor that comes with caregiving and survival. She believes in honoring every client's lived experience and tailoring therapy to the unique strengths, values, and goals of each person she serves.

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In her free time, Reagan enjoys exploring Alaska with her family, camping, creating art, and finding beauty in the everyday. She lives in Chugiak, Alaska, and serves on the board of Youth for Christ Alaska, supporting outreach to rural communities.