Heart-Centered Therapy for Life’s Most Difficult Chapters
You don’t have to carry everything alone. I will walk with you as discover meaning, strength, and clarity in your story.
Serving Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, and Washington Online.
You may be here because…
You’re navigating deep grief, past trauma, emotional exhaustion, a longing for personal growth, or a deep awakening.
And you might be feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected from yourself, others, or life as it once felt.
Whatever brings you here, you are welcome — exactly as you are.
Therapy with Emily
Sometimes change is subtle and quietly takes up space in the realm of possibility and potential. At other times the lightening bolt of loss, trauma, injury, illness, etc. can strike without warning. Whether change knocks gently at the door or comes crashing through with no invitation, it can impact our lives in many ways:
Long held beliefs may be challenged.
Relationships may become strained or end.
Thinking can change.
Emotions may be felt more intensely.
The world and people may feel increasingly unsafe.
We may find that we are no longer interested in the things that we used to enjoy.
And our physical health may even suffer.
These experiences are very human responses. Rather than treating these responses as simply “symptoms” of a disorder, my approach honors your lived experiences, mind, intuitive wisdom, heart, and nervous system. Together, we will create a space where emotions can be felt, stories can be heard, and growth can unfold naturally.
Areas of Support
Grief and Loss
Trauma | PTSD
Personal Growth
Brain Injury
Deconstruction
Our work together is rooted in safety, trust, and presence.
You’ll be met with deep listening, compassion, and respect.
Healing happens in relationship. My role is to walk with you as you reconnect with your inner wisdom.
Therapy Services
Growth looks different for every person.
Holistic therapy is guided by the understanding that healing occurs through the mind, body, relationships, and deeper layers of meaning & experience. Together, we’ll create a personalized approach that reflects your beliefs, goals, and natural way of restoring balance.
EMDR
Brainspotting
Individual Therapy
Relationship Therapy
Depth | Jungian Psychology
Energy Psychology
“Your heart knows the way.” Rumi
Investment
Rates
Individual Therapy Session $120.00
Couple | Family Therapy Session $160.00
Extended sessions and intensives are offered for an additional fee.
Reduced Rate. If you are interested in a reduced rate, I’m happy to talk about options during our initial consultation.
Insurance Accepted
Aetna. Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Washington
Blue Cross Blue Shield (PPO Only). Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas
Cigna. Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Washington
Please verify your insurance benefits with Headway.
Videos and Articles
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Grief | Loss
Your Grieving Brain
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Grief | Loss
I yearn to be with my loved one.
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Grief | Loss
What is it?
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Grief | Loss
I expect my loved one to walk through the door.
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Grief | Loss
What It’s Like to Lose a Child
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Grief | Loss
How long will I grieve my child?
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Grief | Loss
Anticipatory Grief. Someone I love is dying.
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Grief | Loss
IADC Protocol for Grief Therapy
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Grief | Loss
Holding Space for Someone’s Grief
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Grief | Loss
The Research
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Grief | Loss
Non-Death | Ambiguous Loss
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Grief | Loss
Continuing Bonds After Death
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Grief | Loss
One Man’s Personal Account
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Grief | Loss
Children
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Grief | Loss
Family Estrangement
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Brain Injury
The Survivor. Layers of Loss & Change
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Brain Injury
Common Changes
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Brain Injury
Couple Relationship Changes
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Brain Injury
Couples & Emotional Changes
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Brain Injury
Spouses | Partners
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Brain Injury
Parents
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Brain Injury
My loved one’s brain injury changed me.
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Brian Injury
Family Experience
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Brain Injury
Siblings
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Brain Injury
Family Grief
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Brain Injury
Brain injury happens to families.
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Trauma
The Family Lifeboat
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Trauma
Post-Traumatic Growth
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Trauma
Your Nervous System
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Personal Growth
Changes in Identity Over Time
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Personal Growth
Perfectionism
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Personal Growth
Your Inner Critic
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Personal Growth
Is change possible?
Message me.
Contact Information
(817) 440-7108 or (760) 760-2649
contact@emilywatsoncounseling.com
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Office Hours (Tuesday - Thursday):
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM CST
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM PST
Friday & Saturday (by appointment only)
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Communication is not monitored outside of office hours. If you are experiencing a crisis, please contact emergency response services for immediate care.