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You're Tired of Struggling
Maybe you're struggling with the ebbs and flows of life or navigating a life transition. Or you're struggling with your identity. Maybe the struggle just feels general- things are "off," leaving you stuck and unhappy.
Regardless of what your experience is, I believe you unquestionably deserve to be the best version of yourself. If you’re looking for a safe space to unpack and feel supported as you navigate your journey, you've come to the right place! My goal is to co-create a meaningful connection with you that honors your pace and unique needs. Above anything, I will strive to provide a therapeutic environment that supports self-exploration and safety. This can set the stage for you building a more fulfilling life.
Strengthening the mind-body connection, understanding your own emotions, and learning to regulate yourself- even in overwhelming circumstances- can help you feel more empowered in daily life. As your coregulator, I will work hard to attune to your needs and provide you with a meaningful therapeutic experience.
In my practice, I provide trauma-informed care and utilize a variety of modalities while supporting women and the LGBTQIA+ community. I offer both in-person and virtual therapy for adults throughout Arkansas. I offer a private cash rate and also accept a variety of insurance plans through BCBS. I also accept Ambetter and Qualchoice. As an out-of-network provider, I am also happy to provide superbills for services.
What I do
I help adults unpack and recover from difficult life circumstances and improve their overall emotional well-being. I often work with anxiety, grief, identity exploration, navigating family conflict, supporting the needs of the LGBTQIA+ population, relational issues, trauma and womens issues.
Who I am
I’m Tori. I’m a local Arkansan, LPC, and EMDR-certified therapist in downtown Rogers. As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, it is important to me that my space is safe, affirming and inclusive. In all that I do, I value showing up authentically, both in and out of the therapy room.
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