Molly Warner, LCMHC

Healing childhood negative beliefs Processing traumatic experiences Chronic dieting Internet addiction Finding sanity in difficult relationships and circumstances Restoring awareness and connection to the body Fear of pregnancy and childbirth Fear of medical environments OCD Body Dysmorphic Disorder Learning to exist in the present moment Self-connection through values work

Maybe your past therapist talked too much, referred to her own problems excessively; your sessions devolved into chit chat, boundaries felt blurry, heshe just generally lost the plot about how to keep the focus on you, or you just had a nagging feeling that you weren?t moving forward in life as much as you had hoped. As an experienced therapist who has also been a therapy client in the past myself, I understand how important it is for the you the client to feel like you can actually trust your therapist to operate from a distinctly professional healing vantage point. This means therapy that is warm, skillful, grounded in reality, and always open to feedback and course correction, if needed. This isn?t to say that I won?t disappoint you from time to time; I am only human, but I will do my best to address these unmet expectations, find out what you need in order to feel safe and trusting again, and move forward together towards your goals. Your disappointments in me or any other clinician are welcome here! Let's see if we can use them as valuable information about what matters to you and see where it lead.