Find Your Best-Fit Therapist & Modality Match

Lindsey Anuzis Gage, LCMHC-QS: Helps women compassionately reconnect with their bodies while navigating disordered eating, body image distress, complex trauma, chronic pain, and illness. She blends cognitive, somatic, and IFS parts work approaches and offers virtual therapy to women and therapists across North and South Carolina. Virtual appointments only.

Somatics + Internal Family Systems + ACT/DBT + SSP + Brainspotting + EMDR. Great for nervous-system focused care plus trauma processing options. Adjusts pacing to meet your needs.

Kate Fowler, LCMHCA: Using curiosity, compassion, and a creative or somatic approach, she supports teens and adults in exploring their values and gaining valuable self-insight. Whether clients are working through trauma, an eating disorder or disordered eating patterns, body image distress, ADHD, emotional regulation, or grief, she welcomes anyone who is ready to begin their healing journey, either in person or virtually.

Natalie Blazejewski, LCMHCA supports adults in processing their past experiences and current stressors through a somatic and IFS lens. Utilizing a variety of techniques, including brain spotting, safe and sound protocol, and creative expression, she specializes in Neurodivergence, Anxiety, emotional awareness and regulation, and LGBTQIA+ individuals. She is looking forward to being a part of your unique healing journey, helping empower you to be a compassionately curious driver of your own life. Virtual sessions only.

Morgan Duncan, LCMHCA works from a compassionate, attachment-based lens to support clients with trauma, relationship challenges, anxiety, depression, eating disorders and disordered eating, and low self-esteem. She utilizes somatics, EMDR, IFS, and a relational approach to foster safety and connection with self. Virtual and in-person scheduling available.

Lindsey Youngquist, LCMHCA, is trained in EMDR, IFS, and SSP and works with adolescents and adults experiencing eating disorders, trauma, OCD, anxiety, and depression. She integrates somatic interventions, parts work, skill building, and values and identity exploration into her therapeutic approach. Lindsey brings a balance of directness and humor to sessions while adapting her approach to meet each client’s individual needs and preferences.

Sierra Weavil, LCSWA, helps adults build a more compassionate relationship with their minds and bodies, moving beyond insight alone toward practical, embodied skills for everyday life. She works with anxiety, perfectionism, disordered eating, body image concerns, self-worth, grief, and neurodivergence, especially with women and gender diverse clients. Integrating approaches from ACT, DBT, CBT, IFS, EMDR, and polyvagal-informed somatic work, she meets clients with warmth, curiosity, and acceptance over self-criticism.

Meghan Nance, LCMHCA provides compassionate, collaborative therapy for teens, adults, and couples navigating anxiety, depression, chronic illness, life transitions, identity issues, and self-cultivation. By blending cognitive approaches like ACT and DBT with somatic nervous system/mindfulness exercises and creative modalitites, clients uncover patterns, discover root causes, build self-awareness, develop emotional expression skills, and create lasting change in a warm and welcoming space.

Molly Griffin, LCMHCA: Person-centered therapist who uses CBT, ACT, and somatic techniques to support clients with anxiety, depression, ADHD, body image, low self-esteem, and disordered eating. Great for teens and young adults navigating anxiety, self-doubt, identity, body image, emotional overwhelm, and life transitions. Molly works collaboratively and at your pace, creating a genuine, nonjudgmental space where you can feel seen, supported, and empowered.

Delanie Dunn, LCSW-A, supports teens and adults navigating chronic illness, disordered eating, neurodivergence, anxiety, burnout, and identity. She blends somatic techniques with DBT, ACT, IFS, and CBT-informed approaches to help clients understand their patterns, connect with themselves, and build a life that’s not only about surviving.

Marisa Zeibert, LCMHCA specializes in working with adults and couples navigating trauma, relationship challenges, and patterns shaped by early experiences and family-of-origin relationships. Her collaborative approach draws on EMDR, attachment, and somatic practices to help clients understand what shaped them, create more space for choice, and build new ways of relating to themselves and others.

Gillian Kee, LCSW-A, person centered therapist utilizing both CBT and DBT, works with clients with anxiety, depression and substance use. learning more about IFS and parts work, Great with women or men in their 20s as well as in their 40s and 50s.

Somatic work + foundational EMDR trauma processing + parts work + Expressive Arts + Narrative + Attachment + ACT. Strong for trauma-focused work plus expressive and somatic support.

Kris Batchelor, LCMHCA specializes in complex trauma, relational trauma, attachment wounds, and anxiety in adult women. Her integrative approach combines Schema Therapy, EMDR, attachment theory, nervous system regulation, and experiential interventions, including animal-assisted therapy. She offers virtual, office-based, and farm-based sessions in Kannapolis, NC.

Kennedy Guidry, LMFT: Trained in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), EMDR, attachment-focused therapy, and sex therapy. Specializes in women’s counseling and couples work, with a focus on understanding relationship patterns, attachment dynamics, and the cycles that keep couples feeling stuck. Great for women navigating relationships, life transitions, and personal growth, as well as couples wanting to better understand and change their patterns.