Trixie Hennessey (she/her)

Trixie's approach to eating disorders goes beyond food, addressing emotional distress and attachment issues at the core. Integrating Attachment theory and Emotion Focused Therapy, she helps clients understand their emotional needs, develop healthier coping strategies, and embark on a recovery journey towards self-acceptance and healing.

Trixie offers compassionate support for those grieving, recognizing the uniqueness of each loss. Through an emotion-focused and attachment perspective, she guides clients through their grief, helping them find meaning and healing in the memories and emotions that emerge, honoring the depth of their love and connections. Trixie is also a Certified End-of-Life Doula.

Trixie addresses women's challenges with empathy, focusing on self-esteem, body image, and relationships. Through an emotion-focused and attachment lens, she empowers women to navigate their emotions, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate authentic connections, promoting self-discovery and resilience in the face of societal pressures.

My expertise in Attachment Theory stems from intensive training and practical application, focusing on how early relationship experiences shape our emotional landscape and influence patterns of behavior. This foundation allows me to help clients identify and transform deep-seated attachment issues, facilitating more secure and fulfilling interpersonal relationships. Through this lens, I guide individuals towards understanding their needs, fostering resilience, and enhancing emotional connections

My proficiency in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) is built upon extensive training and a deep commitment to its principles. EFT's focus on emotional responses and attachment needs aligns with my therapeutic approach, enabling me to effectively facilitate healing and stronger bonds in relationships. This expertise allows me to create a safe, empathetic space where clients can explore vulnerabilities, understand their emotions, and engage in transformative healing processes.

In Interpersonal Neurobiology, my expertise is grounded in a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic interplay between the brain, mind, and social connections. This knowledge enables me to approach therapy with an appreciation for the biological underpinnings of emotional and psychological experiences. By integrating this perspective, I support clients in reshaping neural pathways, promoting mental health, and fostering a sense of integration and well-being through informed therapeutic practi