Chelsea is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Registered Art Therapist and Certified Perinatal Mental Health Counselor. She has over 15 years of experience dedicated to walking alongside clients through every stage of life, with a warm, attuned, and collaborative approach. Chelsea specializes in women’s mental health, with focused experience in perinatal care, perimenopausal transitions, relationship dynamics, and navigating identity shifts within family and personal life. Chelsea provides online and in person sessions.
Whether you're exploring your role as a parent, a partner, or reconnecting with yourself during times of change, Chelsea offers a compassionate and personalized space to help you find clarity, balance, and self-understanding. Her work is grounded in a humanistic philosophy, prioritizing authenticity, emotional connection, and your unique path toward healing and growth.
Chelsea supports individuals, couples, and new parents in building more harmonious relationships, navigating grief and transition, and cultivating insight that leads to lasting, meaningful transformation. Together, we explore not just what’s difficult, but also what’s possible.
Find out more about how Chelsea works by taking a look at her blog posts: What's Really Going on Underneath Your Child's Misbehaviors (and How to Respond), Children and Grief: How You Can Understand and Support Your Kids, Keeping Your Cool When Your Kids Are Not, 6 Ways to Cope with Parental Burnout and 6 Ways to Cope with The Holidays When You Have Post Partum Depression.
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