Laura Reeves (She/her)

I approach sexual assault with deep respect, safety, and empowerment. I create a space where survivors feel seen, heard, and in control of their healing. Through warmth, realness, and skill-building, I help clients reclaim their voice, regulate emotions, and rebuild trust. My work is trauma-informed, collaborative, and rooted in authentic connection—always meeting survivors where they are, with care and compassion.

I support self-esteem by helping clients reconnect with their inherent worth. Through warmth, realness, and skill-building, I guide them to challenge shame, build self-trust, and embrace their strengths. My approach is relational and empowering—focused on fostering authentic confidence, emotional resilience, and a grounded sense of self that can thrive beyond the therapy room.

I approach addiction with lived compassion and clinical insight. As someone with 11 years of recovery, I understand the pain, shame, and resilience it takes to heal. My work is grounded in authenticity—I meet clients where they are, without judgment, and walk alongside them with realness and hope. I blend skill-building, relational repair, and trauma-informed care to help clients reclaim their lives, one honest step at a time. Recovery is possible—and deeply personal.

I use CBT to help clients identify and shift unhelpful thought patterns that fuel emotional distress and behavioral cycles. With warmth and collaboration, I guide them in building insight, practicing new skills, and challenging limiting beliefs. CBT becomes a practical, empowering tool—supporting clients in rewriting internal narratives, regulating emotions, and making meaningful, values-based changes in their lives.

I approach anger management with compassion, curiosity, and skill. I help clients understand the roots of their anger, build awareness of triggers, and develop tools to respond—not react. Through emotion regulation, boundary-setting, and real-world practice, I support clients in transforming anger into insight and action. My style is warm, grounded, and collaborative—focused on helping people feel safe enough to explore their emotions and empowered enough to change.

I approach addiction with lived experience and deep compassion. After 11 years in recovery, I understand the courage it takes to face addiction and the power of connection in healing. My work is trauma-informed, real, and relational—I meet clients where they are, without judgment, and walk beside them with honesty and hope. I blend skill-building, emotional insight, and authentic support to help clients reclaim their lives and rediscover their worth.