Chronic Illness Therapy
Virtual EMDR Therapy in North Carolina, Colorado, & Oregon is just a click away.
“It’s okay and you get to have both: all of the really shitty complicated feelings and a good life outside of that list of shitty feelings.”
Emma Huber, LCSW
Why me…what did I do to deserve this?
Nobody seems to get it. It's like everyone's clueless about what you're going through. You've never felt so isolated.
Living with this constant feeling that your body's betraying you, it's maddening. And the anger…it's always there, simmering just below the surface.
Your week? Organizing meds and appointments all the time feels like you have a career as an assistant you never asked for.
You're messaging nurses and doctors online more than you're texting friends. That's your life now.
Health issues have taken over every area of your life – work, relationships, you name it. It's a constant reminder of how sucky your quality of life is.
The breakthrough you’ve been waiting for.
Trusting another professional was nerve-wracking. But you took the plunge and started working with me.
And since then, you've hit some seriously cool milestones. You're practically bursting to share it with everyone!
Now you just know deep down that you don't have to justify yourself. So you don’t, not anymore - not for anyone. You've got this newfound confidence in your interactions.
And when someone tosses a shitty comment your way, your default response is to just brush it off. Those automatic negative thoughts– get zero attention from you. Twenty minutes later, it's like it never even happened.
Things have taken a turn for the better - boundaries, communication, relationships, you know the drill!
You're on the other side of the suck, smiling and feeling prepared to tackle tough stuff.
Holding space for gratitude outside of the illness and acknowledging the pain that seems to linger.
Not to make it about me by any means, and I know the impact of chronic illness. I will get you at a very unique level.
I come from a very empathetic and accepting place - and I'm not going to make you feel like everything is flowers and rainbows.
I’m going to meet you where you’re at and acknowledge that things are really shitty right now.
You deserve space to grieve and feel the weight of what's happening. Before we dive into solutions, I'll help you hold space for the tough stuff.
Does this sound like you?
Dealing with autoimmune issues
Neurological issues
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Other chronic health conditions that impact women
Multiple diagnoses
Adjusting to receiving a whole new diagnosis
Struggling to let go of an old diagnosis your doctor thinks you no longer have.
Mystery stuff that has yet to be identified
