Stephen Weed

Our practice is built on creating a supportive environment where you feel seen, and empowered to work through challenges. We support inclusion for everyone. We use a holistic perspective, recognizing that individuals learn and grow in diverse ways. We provide support to help you manage symptoms, discover new coping strategies, and embrace your strengths.

Explore options from many directions. We realize that your experience is important and our sessions will add options, perspectives and a practical guide for you to make decisions that fit with your goals and strengths.

Attentive. Empathetic. Knowledgeable. Practical. All our therapist are trauma informed and are with our practice because they share these values.

- have been diagnosed or think they might have learning disabilities. - are in life transitions. - are experiencing grief, anxiety or PTSD

I am a second generation therapist. I became a therapist because my oldest son was diagnosed to be on the autism spectrum. If that is an issue for you, I can speak from the development, emotional and practice side.

As the daughter of a Freudian therapist, I am well versed in family dynamics. However my approach focuses on the future. As you clear emotions and blocks, it is equally important to develop strategies and new patterns that help you move towards the direction you want in you life.