Cornerstone Brief Therapy is a mental health counseling practice in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, offering specialized support for adults, teens, children, couples, and families. The practice provides cognitive-behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, Christian counseling, marriage counseling, and play therapy, with insurance accepted. Serving individuals across Iowa City, Coralville, and North Liberty, the practice emphasizes brief, effective interventions designed to help clients rebuild their lives and renew their spirits. With a perfect 5.00 rating and positive reviews from clients, it is recognized for its compassionate and results-oriented approach.
The practice was founded by Lon Marshall, LMFT, a licensed therapist with over 30 years of experience in the helping professions. He established Cornerstone Brief Therapy with a vision of delivering healing through a unique, client-centered model. The clinical team includes Kate Slater, TLMHC, who brings over a decade of cross-cultural experience and a solution-focused, empathetic style, and Julie Marshall, the practice manager, who supports clients with warmth and administrative expertise. The team’s collaborative, family-like atmosphere is central to the practice’s mission.
Located at 2441 Coral Court in Coralville, the practice sits on a quiet residential street, serving a community where accessible, compassionate mental health care is valued. The office is part of a professional building that supports a range of services, though it is not adjacent to any public or governmental landmarks. The practice’s consistent focus on meaningful change, rooted in experience and personal connection, sets it apart in the region’s mental health landscape.
Cornerstone Brief Therapy stands out for its dedicated team, proven approach to brief therapy, and deep commitment to helping individuals and families overcome personal challenges. With a foundation built on decades of service and a staff united by empathy and expertise, it is a trusted resource in Cedar Rapids and surrounding communities.