Linnette is the Founder and President of Two Gardens LLC.
She counsels and advocates for women, especially those who have experienced relationship trauma. Her mission is to walk with women who desire to step beyond their circumstances and learn to live with purpose and meaning.
Two Gardens LLC focuses on the foundational issues of women as God's image bearers, the Fall of mankind in the Garden of Eden, Jesus' surrender to the Father in the Garden of Gethsemane, and the implications of these matters for women.
About Linnette Mullin:
Linnette Mullin, MA, LPC-A, serves as Assistant Director at Bridge of Hope Counseling Center of Gaston (BOHG). She earned a B.A. in Psychology while also focusing on studies in theology and communications from Columbia International University (CIU). Awarded Presidential and Donor Scholarships throughout her university career for her high academic achievement, she graduated Summa cum laude in 2021. She earned her M. A. in Counseling at CIU - a CACREP accredited program in clinical mental health counseling, in May 2024.
At the age of 13, Linnette saw the need for the integration of clinical mental healthcare and one's spiritual beliefs. While Psychology and Christianity were at odds with one another at that time, current scientific research indicates that a person's spiritual belief system is an integral part on one's mental health and should be integrated into a client's treatment. Today, spiritual & religious institutions are also recognizing the need to integrate the two. Linnette offers this holistic counseling approach, treating each client according to their unique needs.
Linnette has also raised four sons, volunteered at various churches as well as volunteered and/or worked at various non-profit organizations. She has written an award-winning novel, "Finding Beth," which deals with the matter of relationship trauma. She has also had feature articles, faith articles, and devotionals published in various magazines, newsletters, online venues, and book compilations.
Linnette's desire is to use her gifts of counseling, writing, and teaching to offer hope, healing, & community to women in churches and in the community - especially those who have experienced relationship trauma.
Areas of Counseling:
Depression, Anxiety, & Panic
Grief (from any type of loss)
Self-Worth
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Complex- PTSD
Relationship Trauma
Religious Trauma
Chronic Pain & Illness
Emotional Regulation
Spiritual/Biblical Counseling
And more...
Themes Addressed:
Discover Your True Worth
Learn to Love Self Appropriately in Order to Develop Healthy & Loving Relationships with Others
Focus on Inner Growth & Spiritual Development
Receive Guidance for Finding, Creating, & Building Community that is Healthy for You & Others
Give Back through Discipleship: Comfort Others with the Same Comfort With Which You Have Been Comforted
