Emily Storm

What are the stories we tell ourselves, about ourselves? Where do we learn them? Therapy is a great place to start creating new stories that are more aligned with your values and desires. I believe that healing happens in the relationship and approach therapy as a creative, collaborative experience between therapist and client, where humor, kindness, and self-expression are valued and encouraged. My areas of expertise include working with children and adolescents who have experienced trauma and family conflict, though I work with individuals of all ages to help them manage the stressors of life and achieve greater self-awareness acceptance, and meaning. My approach to working with all individuals is relational and psychodynamic, informed by a deep commitment to social justice and the belief that all people are capable of growth and healing. In my work with young children, I utilize a variety of attachment-based techniques, including floor time, dramatic play, and art therapy. These interventions help young people to work through difficult experiences and develop more effective coping strategies and self-regulation skills. I also understand the importance of collaborating with parents, siblings, and school-based staff to help create sustainable change for both your child and your family.