Peggy Hancock has been a Licensed Professional Counselor since 1993, and currently provides in- person counseling for NWA residents in her Rogers office.
She earned her undergrad degree at the U of A-Fayetteville, and her Master of Science in Counseling Psychology at the University of Central Arkansas, with additional coursework in the CEPR-Counseling, Educational Psychology and Research program at the University of Memphis. 
Peggy is a Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional. She is also certified in counseling for clients with ADHD. Other specialties: Adults, Young Adults, Anxiety, Stress, Depression, Major Health Issues, Life Transitions, Inattentiveness, Family Relationships, and Divorce.
In Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Tennessee and Arkansas, she worked in non-profit organizations, private practice, college counseling and advising centers, as a school counselor, and has taught university courses. She served as the NWA Regional Facilitator for the grant-funded AR IDEAS, building resources for psychosocial distress and survivorship needs of cancer survivors. 
She is a member of the Arkansas Council for Behavioral Health, Arkansas Mental Health Counselors Association, Arkansas Cancer Coalition, Pink Divas Breast Cancer Support Group (501-c3), the American Counseling Association and its local chapters, and the Attention Deficit Disorder Association. 
Peggy has volunteered for Casting for Recovery, which sponsors free fly-fishing retreats for women with breast cancer, as well as with Race for the Cure. She serves as an officer in local civic and church groups which focus on helping local charities, such as providing scholarships for women, helping at shelters and on food insecurity in NWA.