Madison McCullough

What I enjoy most about being a therapist is fostering relationships, and creating a space in which clients can build trust and learn more about themselves through the process. Often people choose to start therapy because they are seeking change. That change may involve finding new ways to navigate anxiety, depression, or other emotional pain. It may involve setting new boundaries in relationships. It may involve living life more intentionally and authentically. While change can be overwhelming, my goal as a therapist is to ease that challenge by partnering with clients to build on their strengths and deepen their perspectives. You are the expert in your own lived experience. I have extensive training in working within queer communities, as well as with those who have lived through trauma. I am committed to using an anti-oppressive framework that explores how environments, relationships, and circumstances shape your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Our work together will give you the space to grow, to heal, and to set new goals. I know that it can be hard to find a new therapist, and that it involves sometimes uncomfortable vulnerability. I encourage you to reach out to set up a phone consultation. I look forward to connecting with you, and to the opportunity to support you moving forward.