Brainspotting/Trauma Therapy Nature based Therapy Highly Sensitive People Individual Therapy LGBTQ+ Affirming Therapy Online Therapy California
 
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therapy for
highly sensitive
people in the LGBTQ+ community

Based out of the San Francisco Bay Area & offering Brainspotting and Online Therapy throughout California.

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about
me

 

Hi there, I’m Emily (she/her), a queer-identified therapist who supports individuals who have spent their life being told they are “too sensitive.” (Hint: you’re not). As a highly sensitive person (HSP) you might feel overwhelmed by the world and feel like you’re taking it all on. It’s hard to know what is your stuff and what is someone else’s. You want to set boundaries, but you end up taking care of others instead. As a HSP myself I know what it’s like to feel like you’re “too much” or “overly sensitive.” But I also know that it’s possible to see your sensitivity as the strength that it is.

 
 
 
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how it
works

 

1. Book a free 15 minute consult Here

During this time you can ask any questions you might have and I can learn more about what is bringing you to therapy.

2. IF we’re a good fit we’ll set up a 50-minute session.

We’ll use our first session to talk about your hopes for therapy.

3. From there we will have ongoing weekly sessions.

The amount of time a person spends in therapy can vary and depends on your unique hopes and goals.

 
 
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