Cameron Cready-Pyle (she/her)

I am both a trauma-focused therapist and a CBT therapist, and I believe that negative cognitions drive depressive and suicidal thoughts. Your history presents as fact, and it is difficult to pull away from the idea that you are what you have experienced, or that you deserve what you've been given. We will work together to challenge negative thoughts and process difficult memories that contribute to current symptoms of depression.

I am an EMDRIA-certified EMDR clinician, and incorporate EMDR techniques in all of my work even if we do not engage in EMDR as a practice. My experience is in working with chronic and intergeneration trauma, and I offer EMDR intensives to combat the recycled problems in your life and in your family systems.

When I work with couples, I utilize the Gottman-approach to help couples work through difficult communication and stuckness. My focus is on helping both partners feel heard, understood, and healed from what may have come from previous relationship traumas. I am poly and non-monogamy affirming and love to work within the framework that love is not a finite resource.

Person-centered therapy is based around the idea that the therapist is a tool in the process of your recovery, and not the leader. As a person-centered therapist, I believe that the client knows themselves best and simply needs affirmation and specific techniques that help them to discover their own solutions. I allow the client to lead the session in the way that feels the safest.

I utilize the Gottman Method in my approach to couples counseling, which allows me a framework to explore the idea that healthy communication and friendship are the core features in a successful relationship. I have experience working with couples in many capacities, and a lot of comfort working with feelings of stuckness in a relationship. I am open-relationship affirming and believe that couple's counseling is simply about the interactions between two people with affection for each other.

I am an EMDRIA-certified EMDR therapist, and as such am confident that any way that your symptoms present, there are memories and negative believes about oneself that drive the feeling. I trained in EMDR virtually and have practiced for years both virtually and in-person, and have noticed extraordinary results with both.