Practitioners

Tracy approaches collaboration with deep gratitude and humility, fostering a climate that honors individuals and their journeys. This process is likened to cultivating a garden, where nurturing rich soil establishes a robust root system, paralleling the tending of one’s soul. 

I am committed to providing support and guidance for individuals struggling with the effects of trauma, addiction, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, and other life challenges.

I have spent the last 20 years focusing on helping adults become more comfortable within themselves. I work with my clients to develop balance through compassionate exploration of what has created difficulties for them.

An integral part of healing from stress and trauma is connecting with and befriending the body. I support clients in cultivating a sense of safety, embodiment, and connection within themselves as a basis for healing, growth and self-discovery.

It can be difficult to strip away the influences imposed upon us from an early age. We may struggle to find our true course, or feel stuck living according to external pressures; recognizing every so often, a discord between the head and the heart.

My work with clients starts from the belief that we all have the capacity for transformation and greater purpose in our lives. Therapy provides a healing context in which we can increase our access to inner guidance by becoming more aligned with a sense of meaningfulness and fulfillment.

Originally from Florida, I came to Massachusetts in 2013. I lived at and worked for a holistic wellness center before deciding to go back to school for mental health counseling. I worked as a counselor at a substance abuse treatment center while earning my degree.

For the past 20+ years, I have been honored and called to witness and participate in the healing others learn to offer themselves through relationship, awareness, compassion, resiliency, insight, action, and accountability.  

EAP: Equine assisted psychotherapy (EAP) involves partnering with horses in a way that can support healing, change, and transformation. During an EAP session, the therapist guides you through the process of building a healthy and reciprocal relationship with the horse or horses.

As an Experiential Psychotherapist specializing in Existential Phenomenological Psychotherapy, I hold a master’s in Clinical Mental Health with a focus on Spiritual Care and Pastoral Counseling.

I come into this work having spent more than two decades supporting therapeutic environments servicing individuals and groups with some of the most significant mental health and social/emotional challenges that we humans can demonstrate.

As a psychotherapist, I have deep respect for the complex and unique stories we all carry. My 15+ years of experience in hospice attuned me to the vulnerabilities that are part of being human and taught me how to lean in and listen with care and empathy.

On our bleakest days, it can be hard to imagine that life can feel better. It can. We all have an innate capacity to grow and heal, and sometimes it just takes the right guide and tools to get there.