Sun Point is proud to have Emily’s clinical support in providing supervision for marriage & family therapists.  Utilizing attachment theory, Emily is passionate about working with families and is honored to support families in holding space for challenging conversations to help them find the connection and joy that they are longing for in their lives. She knows that only you are the expert of your story, and she provides a collaborative environment to better understand your inner world.

       Emily always starts from a non-judgmental approach as she begins to learn about each of her clients' history.  She likes to take a history of critical life events and understand a person’s cultural and generational background as it helps contextualize each person’s story.  She employs empathy and curiosity to help people share their vulnerabilities in a safe and supported environment.  She holds space for people to work through difficult emotions in an empowering style.  Her therapy team describes Emily as being doggedly strengths based in all her ways of intervening in the therapy room.  

        Clients reach out to Emily for both small difficulties in their life, along with lifelong challenges.  Emily has extensive expertise working with attachment traumas, depression, OCD, mood disorders, depression, ADHD, disabilities, phobias, and challenging family dynamics.  Additionally, Emily is experienced in working with conflict resolution for both couples and families.  Some of Emily’s additional areas of focus include: general individual mental health, couples therapy, family therapy, sexuality issues, LGBTQ+ , trauma work (attachment, grief, trauma events), and grief and loss work, along with pregnancy and postpartum support.  She also frequently works with young adults and transitional life situations.  

       In her free time, Emily enjoys hiking with her family, along with cooking new recipes to share.  She loves devouring books, and typically alternates between historical non-fiction and novels.