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Becky is a counseling student intern from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater where she studies Clinical Mental Health Counseling with an emphasis in trauma treatment. Becky has experience working with children, adolescents, and emerging adults with challenges related to depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationships, parenting, and trauma. Becky is trained in Brainspotting and is engaged in continuous training & research on autistic adults, complex trauma, dissociative tendencies, and attachment.

As a neurodivergent-informed therapist with lived experience and a deep understanding of the diverse ways in which individuals experience the world, Becky offers a safe and affirming space for adults who are exploring questions about autism or navigating neurodivergent identities. Other areas of interest include coping skills for daily stressors, processing childhood experiences, unlearning maladaptive behaviors and beliefs, and self-discovery.

Becky prioritizes the therapeutic relationship to foster a felt sense of safety and a supportive space for people to explore their questions, challenges, and lived experiences. Her therapeutic style is inspired by several approaches that value compassionate exploration and attunement, including Emotion Focused Therapy, parts and inner-child work, Internal Family Systems, and attachment theory. Becky believes that people begin to heal when they feel safe and heard; therefore, inclusive, affirming, and trauma-informed care is central to her work with each individual.