I have a waitlist for adult individuals interested in EMDR therapy in-person in our Falmouth office.

I am an EMDR therapist who supports clients in working to more deeply explore and shift long-standing patterns. You can read more about EMDR in blog post “What is EMDR and Can It Help Me?“

The collaborative work I do with clients focuses on foundational changes in thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. This level of intensive work is an investment of time and focus. I find this way of working to be profoundly transformative and rewarding for clients who are curious and motivated to take a big next step in their therapy journey. Because of this, my style is not well suited towards clients looking for brief or “as needed” therapy.

My aim is to support you in easing the burden of suffering and to navigate your world in alignment with your truest and most authentic self.

I draw from my background in international affairs, peace and reconciliation studies, and social work to strengthen my holistic approach to therapy, and to facilitate understanding and connectedness in a therapeutic setting. My educational journey reflects my passion for creating positive, sustainable change that promotes the wellbeing of all people. 

I have extensive experience supporting individuals with complex trauma histories and matters pertaining to their family of origin. My EMDR training includes EMDRIA approved EMDR Basic Training as well as completion of advanced and master classes from The Center for Excellence in EMDR Therapy on topics of attachment and relational EMDR.

I offer 60 minute and 90 minute EMDR sessions. I also provide EMDR therapy as supplement treatment to those who have a primary mental health provider and have been engaged in long-term psychotherapy,  and who can commit to intensive EMDR work. 

I work within a relational framework and seek to co-create a therapeutic space to facilitate healing and sustain positive change. I seek to create an empathetic, non-judgmental and strengths-based environment based in trust.

I enjoy meeting with individuals to explore and understand attachment patterns and adaptations from traumatic and difficult life circumstances. I work to integrate an anti-oppressive perspective into my practice and help individuals develop understanding regarding the impact of societal influences and oppressive systems on their well-being. 

If you are interested in what therapy and EMDR can do to help you change long-standing patterns or areas that feel stuck, contact us at New Approaches to see if my services are a fit for your needs.