Emily Ann Peterson (she/her/they)

Many of my clients are questioning, deconstructing, or rebuilding their spiritual framework—especially after religious trauma or life in high-control faith systems. I offer space to grieve, explore, and reconnect with what feels true for you—without pressure, dogma, or shame.

I approach healing with an intersectional, anti-oppression lens. Clients often come to me navigating the trauma of racism, ableism, queerphobia, and classism. Together, we explore how systemic harm impacts identity, self-worth, and safety, while building practices of resistance, restoration, and self-trust.

I support clients living with PTSD using a trauma-informed, attachment-based, and parts work approach. I specialize in complex trauma stemming from high-control groups, religious abuse, sexual violence, and burnout. We focus on nervous system regulation, meaning-making, and reclaiming safety—at your pace and in your language.

ACT helps clients move toward what matters—even in the presence of pain. I use ACT to support folks stuck in burnout, trauma responses, or perfectionism. We focus on values, self-compassion, and building flexible ways to navigate life with more agency, not just symptom relief.

I specialize in trauma therapy that honors complexity—especially for survivors of religious trauma, coercive control, sexual violence, and systemic oppression. My approach is collaborative, nervous system-aware, and deeply grounded in consent, pacing, and restoring a felt sense of safety.

I use narrative therapy to help clients reclaim authorship of their own story—especially when past systems, identities, or roles have tried to define them. Together, we name what’s been inherited, disentangle what no longer fits, and create space for your truth to emerge.

I support clients living with PTSD using a trauma-informed, attachment-based, and parts work approach. I specialize in complex trauma stemming from high-control groups, religious abuse, sexual violence, and burnout. We focus on nervous system regulation, meaning-making, and reclaiming safety—at your pace and in your language.

I approach healing with an intersectional, anti-oppression lens. Clients often come to me navigating the trauma of racism, ableism, queerphobia, and classism. Together, we explore how systemic harm impacts identity, self-worth, and safety, while building practices of resistance, restoration, and self-trust.

Many of my clients are questioning, deconstructing, or rebuilding their spiritual framework—especially after religious trauma or life in high-control faith systems. I offer space to grieve, explore, and reconnect with what feels true for you—without pressure, dogma, or shame.

I support clients living with PTSD using a trauma-informed, attachment-based, and parts work approach. I specialize in complex trauma stemming from high-control groups, religious abuse, sexual violence, and burnout. We focus on nervous system regulation, meaning-making, and reclaiming safety—at your pace and in your language.

I approach healing with an intersectional, anti-oppression lens. Clients often come to me navigating the trauma of racism, ableism, queerphobia, and classism. Together, we explore how systemic harm impacts identity, self-worth, and safety, while building practices of resistance, restoration, and self-trust.

Many of my clients are questioning, deconstructing, or rebuilding their spiritual framework—especially after religious trauma or life in high-control faith systems. I offer space to grieve, explore, and reconnect with what feels true for you—without pressure, dogma, or shame.

Many of my clients are questioning, deconstructing, or rebuilding their spiritual framework, especially after religious trauma or life in high-control faith systems. Without pressure, dogma, or shame, I offer space to grieve, explore, and reconnect with what feels true for you.

I approach healing with an intersectional, anti-oppression lens. Clients often come to me navigating the trauma of racism, ableism, queerphobia, and classism. Together, we explore how systemic harm impacts identity, self-worth, and safety, while building practices of resistance, restoration, and self-trust.

I support clients living with PTSD using a trauma-informed, attachment-based, and parts work approach. I specialize in complex trauma stemming from high-control groups, religious abuse, sexual violence, and burnout. We focus on nervous system regulation, meaning-making, and reclaiming safety—at your pace and in your language.