Online and In Person Individual and Group Therapy in Kansas
EMDR and Trauma Therapy for adolescents and adults in Kansas
How I Can Support You
Individual Therapy In Kansas
In individual therapy, we’ll work together to uncover what’s holding you back, heal emotional wounds, and help you feel more secure, empowered, and at peace with yourself. Sessions are typically 50 minutes and can be in person or online.
EMDR Therapy In Kansas
EMDR is a powerful, research-backed therapy that helps you process and heal from past distressing experiences and negative beliefs that keep you stuck. Instead of just talking through the pain, EMDR works with your brain’s natural ability to heal, allowing you to reprocess memories in a way that feels less overwhelming. Over time, what once felt triggering or unmanageable can become neutral, helping you move forward with more clarity and confidence. Sessions are typically 50 or 90 minutes.
Online Therapy In Kansas
Online therapy offers expert support from the comfort of your home—no commute, no waiting rooms, and flexible scheduling that fits your life. Sessions are held on a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform, ensuring your privacy while giving you the same effective care as in-person therapy.
Group Therapy In Kansas
Group counseling offers connection, support, and fresh perspectives from others who understand your journey. In a safe space, you’ll gain coping tools, build resilience, and realize you’re not alone. Sessions are typically 90 minutes.
Current Groups-
Beyond the Scale: A Virtual Support Group for Adults Living in a Larger Body
Virtual Anxiety and Stress Management therapy group for teen girls in Kansas (Starting 4/22/25)
Therapy to help you…
Manage your stess and anxiety
Improve self-esteem and self-acceptance
Heal from past wounds
Navigate life transitions smoothly
Develop coping strategies for challenging situations
Resolve conflicts and improve relationships
I can help you with…
ANXIETY OR CONSTANT FEELINGS OF FEAR
DEPRESSION OR PERSISTENT SADNESS
DIFFICULTY REGULATING emotions
GUILT, SHAME, OR SELF-BLAMe
FEELING OVERWHELMED AND STRETCHED TOO THIN
OVERWORKING OR DISTRACTING TO AVOID EMOTIONs
DIFFICULTY TRUSTING OTHERs
STRUGGLING TO SET BOUNDARIES OR PEOPLE-PLEASINg