ALYSHA

ALYSHA

“I’m passionate about providing support to families coping with trauma, neurodivergent children, and recent changes to the family structure (i.e. loss, divorce, birth, new partner, adoption).”

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Eboni

Eboni

“I’m a non-judgmental therapist who values balance as a core concept to support clients’ healing. I am passionate about collaborating with people who have treatment goals around desire/arousal, pelvic floor symptoms, discernment therapy, relationship trauma, and body dysmorphia that manifests as ‘plastic surgery addiction’. With expertise in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Somatic Experiencing (SE) Therapy, Strength-Based Therapy, and Solution-Focused Therapy, I offer a personalized and comprehensive approach to treatment.

Many clients find SE useful in healing trauma symptoms and sexual self-exploration. Clients report feeling IFS is useful at giving them tangible ways to process emotions post-session. I tend to apply a Solution-Focused approach to all of my clients in order to remain intentional about our time together and adhere to treatment goals.

I aim to create a safe and playful space for your journey to self-discovery and emotional well-being. Together, we will unlock your inner strengths and resources, empowering you to transform and lead a more fulfilling life. If this sounds like the therapeutic environment for you, please reach out via phone or email for a consultation.”

- Eboni Gadson, lcsw

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Our APPROACH

  • Focus

    We will clarify goals at the beginning to hold us both accountable for working on the things that are important to you.

  • ENGAGE

    We like to apply an engaging, solution-focused approach that involves in-session activities as well as homework exercises aimed to support your ability to apply new skills.

  • ASSESS

    It’s important to assess if the interventions are having a significant impact on the goals we established. We’ll check in periodically to evaluate whether continuing care makes sense, we should diversify interventions, or if you’ve accomplished your goals.