Madison Humphrey

I specialize in working with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and trauma. Trauma is not only something we remember in our minds, it can also be carried and experienced in the body. I take a holistic, trauma-informed approach that considers both mind and body as interconnected. Together, we can build greater awareness, safety, and understanding while working toward healing at a pace that feels comfortable for you.

I specialize in helping families navigate conflict, communication struggles, boundaries, and difficult family dynamics. I use a structural approach to help families understand power imbalances, clarify healthy roles, and establish appropriate boundaries and hierarchy within the home. At the same time, I prioritize every voice in the room. Each person’s perspective is valuable and deserves to be heard, creating space for families to better understand one another and build healthier patterns.

I specialize in helping couples navigate conflict, communication struggles, disconnection, and recurring patterns. I draw from the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to help couples strengthen trust, commitment, and connection. Together, we explore the emotions and underlying needs that often drive behaviors during conflict, helping partners move beyond the surface argument to better understand one another and create healthier patterns of communication and connection.

I use Narrative Therapy to help clients explore the stories they carry about themselves and their lives. I believe every person has a story worth hearing, and that what has happened to you does not have to define who you are. Together, we can examine limiting stories and create space to reauthor your story in a way that highlights your resilience, strengths, and empowerment.

I use the Gottman Method to help couples strengthen their relationship through trust, commitment, communication, and connection. We explore the patterns that contribute to conflict and work toward healthier ways of responding to one another. I believe strong relationships are built through intentional connection, understanding, and a willingness to turn toward each other, especially during difficult seasons.

I use Internal Family Systems (IFS) to help clients understand the different “parts” of themselves with curiosity and compassion. In individual therapy, we explore how parts influence thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. In couples and family therapy, we also explore how each person’s parts interact with one another, helping uncover the emotions and protective patterns beneath conflict. This can create greater understanding, self-compassion, and connection.