Maddi provides genuine, holistic, and trauma-informed therapy for deep thinkers and feelers who are tired of holding it all together. With Maddi, masking softens into safe connection, and self-trust becomes home. She is passionate about helping clients deepen self-acceptance and move toward lives that feel more aligned, confident, and peaceful. Through her work, clients often move beyond long-standing patterns, such as people-pleasing, self-doubt, overthinking, and emotional numbing, that once helped them survive chronic stress, relational harm, or trauma. Maddi accompanies clients in gently exploring the roots of these patterns, creating space for something new to emerge.

Her work is grounded in understanding and addressing the root causes of suffering rather than simply managing symptoms. She works most often with complex trauma and recent traumatic events, self-criticism and shame, chronic emotional dysregulation, fear and anxiety, and relationship challenges. Maddi supports clients in reprocessing painful experiences, loosening limiting beliefs, and restoring connection to the body and the present moment.

She frequently uses EMDR therapy as part of a broader, personalized approach, and has witnessed the profound ways it can help clients process difficult experiences and find true relief. EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is an evidence-based, internationally recognized therapy that was first developed to treat PTSD and has decades of research supporting its effectiveness. EMDR goes beyond trauma— it helps the mind and body feel safe and grounded again. Whether challenges stem from a single event or years of ongoing stress, anxiety, or emotional strain, EMDR offers a tailored approach to support healing across a variety of experiences.