Emilia Mikrut

that I often work with folks who struggle with feeling "different" or a bit like outsiders. This could be because of unique life circumstances, past relational wounds and trauma, grief, or underlying neurodivergence (Autism, ADHD). Many of my clients happen to be in the technology/computer science field. I also have expertise working with military veterans.

uncover and challenge patterns that have led to challenges with self-worth, dissatisfaction in relationships, and doubt about your sense of belonging. As a relational psychodynamic therapist, I focus on exploring how earlier life experiences, cultural influences, and societal messages have shaped your self-concept, emotional life, and relationships.

warm, authentic, accepting, and collaborative. To me, meaningful and effective therapy is all about "fit". From my experience, when you find the right match in a therapeutic relationship, you may feel safe to begin showing up as a truer version of yourself and making changes towards a more fulfilling life.

are neurodivergent (e.g. Autistic and ADHD), are military veterans, work in the computer science/tech fields, and are university students (both undergraduate and graduate).