Raven Ransom (she/her)

I help adults experiencing depression regain hope, clarity, and connection to their values through personalized, compassionate care. My approach integrates cognitive-behavioral strategies, somatic awareness, and a deep understanding of how depression can be shaped by identity, environment, and life experiences. I work at the client’s pace to build emotional regulation skills and support behavioral activation while validating the weight of their emotional experience. Healing is possible.

I support individuals recovering from trauma using a trauma-informed lens that prioritizes safety, empowerment, and nervous system regulation. My practice includes evidence-based interventions such as Brainspotting, DBT, and mindfulness-based approaches tailored to the client’s readiness and needs. I work collaboratively with clients to reduce trauma symptoms, increase resilience, and restore a sense of agency in their lives. Whether stemming from complex trauma or a single event, our work aims

I specialize in working with adults who are navigating challenges related to insecure attachment styles, including anxious, avoidant, or disorganized patterns. My therapeutic approach is rooted in creating a safe, consistent relationship that supports healing from early attachment wounds. I incorporate somatic techniques, parts work, and polyvagal-informed care to help clients build internal security and more satisfying relationships. Together, we explore how past experiences impact your life.

I am trained in Brainspotting, a powerful somatic modality that supports deep healing by accessing trauma stored in the body and subcortical brain. This approach is particularly effective for clients who have reached a plateau with talk therapy or are seeking a more embodied, nonverbal path to healing. I hold space for clients to process overwhelming experiences at their own pace while integrating nervous system regulation. Brainspotting can be transformative for issues like attachment wounds

As a culturally responsive therapist, I recognize the ways systemic oppression, racial identity, generational trauma, and lived experiences impact mental health. I prioritize a decolonized, inclusive approach that affirms my clients’ unique identities and cultural values. My therapeutic stance is collaborative, respectful, and attuned to the intersectionality that shapes each person’s story. Healing happens when clients feel seen, heard, and honored in their full humanity.

I am trained in Brainspotting, a powerful somatic modality that supports deep healing by accessing trauma stored in the body and subcortical brain. This approach is particularly effective for clients who have reached a plateau with talk therapy or are seeking a more embodied, nonverbal path to healing. I hold space for clients to process overwhelming experiences at their own pace while integrating nervous system regulation. Brainspotting can be transformative for issues like attachment wounds.

Depression often shows up as exhaustion, numbness, or a sense of going through the motions. We work to understand what's underneath it, not just manage the symptoms on the surface.

Trauma lives in the body, not just the memory. My approach combines Brainspotting and Polyvagal-informed techniques with talk therapy to help the nervous system process what happened, not just talk about it.

I specialize in working with adults who are navigating challenges related to insecure attachment styles, including anxious, avoidant, or disorganized patterns. My therapeutic approach is rooted in creating a safe, consistent relationship that supports healing from early attachment wounds. I incorporate somatic techniques, parts work, and polyvagal-informed care to help clients build internal security and more satisfying relationships. Together, we explore how past experiences impact you.

Early attachment patterns shape how we show up in every relationship that follows. We look at where those patterns came from and build new ways of connecting that actually feel safe.