Skylyn Webb (she/her)

I specialize in working with LGBTQ+ clients because I believe therapy should be a space where you feel fully seen, respected, and affirmed. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community myself, I understand the importance of feeling safe with a therapist who recognizes the complexities of identity, belonging, and authenticity. I support clients navigating self-acceptance, relationships, trauma, and the impact of rejection or invalidating experiences while creating space to reconnect with their truth.

I specialize in working with clients who have experienced trauma and PTSD because I believe our minds and bodies have an incredible and innate capacity to heal. Trauma responses are often the result of the brain and nervous system doing exactly what they were designed to do: protect us. Through EMDR, somatic therapy, and trauma-informed care, I help clients process what happened, understand their responses, and move from survival toward greater safety, choice, and connection.

I believe neurodivergence is a natural and valuable part of human diversity. Many autistic individuals have spent years adapting to environments that were not designed with their needs in mind, leading to burnout, exhaustion, or feeling disconnected from themselves. I provide a space to explore your experiences without judgment, build self-understanding, and develop strategies that honor the way your brain works. Therapy can be a place to move away from shame and toward greater self-acceptance.

I incorporate EMDR because I believe the mind and body have an innate ability to heal from painful experiences when given the right support. Sometimes traumatic or distressing memories can feel stuck, continuing to impact how we see ourselves, our relationships, and the world around us. EMDR helps support the processing and integration of these experiences so they feel less overwhelming and more like part of your story. My goal is to help you reconnect with safety, self-trust, and freedom.

I incorporate Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) because I believe a meaningful life is not built by eliminating every difficult thought or feeling, but by learning how to relate to them differently. ACT helps us explore your values, increase psychological flexibility, and make choices that align with the person you want to become. Together, we can create space for difficult emotions while building the skills to move toward a life that feels authentic, purposeful, and fulfilling.

I incorporate somatic therapy because healing is not only about understanding our experiences intellectually, it also involves reconnecting with our bodies and sense of safety. Trauma, chronic stress, and difficult experiences shape the way our nervous systems respond, leaving us feeling disconnected, overwhelmed, or stuck in patterns of protection. Somatic work helps us develop awareness of these responses, build regulation skills, and gently create new experiences of safety within the body.