Mallory Hislar

Together we will slow down and make sense of what you’re feeling, uncover where it comes from, and work through depression, anxiety, past trauma, and relationship struggles. We’ll set goals that matter to you, build tools for daily life, and, if you’d like, bring your faith into the process, so you feel heard, supported, and ready for lasting change.

Direct, honest, and someone they can laugh with. I’m no-nonsense, and I’ll tell you the truth in a way that builds trust, but you’ll also find a safe place to heal and feel loved and supported. Therapy with me isn’t stiff or stuffy. We can get real about hard things and still find room to laugh.”

Expect a real conversation, not an interrogation. I’ll ask what brought you in and what you hope will change, and you decide how much to share. You’ll get a feel for my direct, down-to-earth style, we’ll talk about whether faith has a place in our work. Sessions are usually 52 minutes, and we’ll leave with a clear plan for next steps.

I believe healing is possible, and I’ve seen what happens when a woman finally feels heard, safe, and told the truth with love. I became a therapist because I want to be that place for others: somewhere you can stop performing, say what’s really going on, and be met with honesty and compassion.

I also specialize in sexual concerns, including pain with sex and the shame or anxiety that can come with intimacy. These topics can feel awkward to bring up, so I keep the conversation straightforward, respectful, and judgment-free. You set the pace, and when it helps, I’m glad to work alongside your doctor or pelvic floor therapist.