Ryan is an adult psychotherapist who approaches the therapy room with an attuned, accepting, and non-judging presence to your story. He specializes in working with individuals and couples navigating their twenties and thirties with the complexities of childhood trauma. His style is collaborative, calm, and compassionate. If you're experiencing feelings of overwhelm, disconnection, or find that past wounds are impacting your present relationships and well-being, then Ryan may be the right fit for you.

Ryan is EMDR-trained and his work blends Somatic Experiencing, Internal Family Systems, Attachment, and Psychodynamic theories. His approach gently explores how the effects of childhood trauma can be held within the body, often manifesting as physical sensations, anxiety, or disembodiment. He will work with you to compassionately explore your internal “parts,” foster understanding and inner harmony, and develop greater self-acceptance.

For couples, Ryan provides a space to explore how early family experiences and attachment patterns shape the way you connect, communicate, and relate to one another. He will work with you to foster safety and trust, improve communication around sensitive issues, and understand how early experiences and trauma histories can influence relational patterns.

Ryan will hold your story with care and give you space to unload your heavy burdens. He believes in humanity’s ability to heal. He’s here to offer a safe, positive, and supportive space to explore your experiences and move with you toward greater wholeness.

Ryan operates under the clinical direction of Dr. Shayda Nematollahi, LPC and under the clinical supervision of Brittany Hewitt, LPC, CPCS.

About Ryan: Ryan enjoys spending quality time with his family and community. He is passionate about photography, travel, food, architectural design, fitness and spirituality.