Meet Emily

Rooted in Psychology. Open to Possibility.

What happens after life turns itself upside down? This is the question that we are challenged to answer when what we fear the most happens. How you answer this question is unique to you.

What I’ve discovered, as a holistic grief and trauma therapist, is that the human spirit - especially in its most vulnerable state - holds transformative wisdom. It has been, and continues to be, my privilege to witness this firsthand.

There's a quote by Samuel Decker Thompson that really resonates with me: “We are all just a car crash, a diagnosis, an unexpected phone call, a newfound love, or a broken heart away from becoming a completely different person."

There have been times, like this, that changed me in ways that I could never have predicted. And while I’ve experienced difficulties and losses over the course of my life, there are two that challenged everything that I thought I knew (both personally and professionally) - my daughter’s brain injury and my son’s death.

Today, I approach therapy more humbly and holistically. Experience has taught me that deep grief and recovery from pervasive trauma may require more than traditional talk therapy alone. So… while I remain grounded in science and evidence-based practices, I’ve come to appreciate the clarity that can come from many wellness, healing, and spiritual practices. I find that I learn something new from every client that asks important questions and seeks answers in their own unique way. And I am deeply honored to join with each one on this path of self-discovery.