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Connecting Deeply, Growing Together

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tailored to your needs

At Futsi Therapy, we understand that therapy is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Our holistic approach is rooted in authenticity and empathy, recognizing that each person’s healing journey is as unique as their story.

We’re deeply aware of and responsive to the intersections of marginalization, including BIPOC, LGBTQIIA+, trauma, injustice, poverty, and size diversity. Our practice is a place where all aspects of your identity are seen, understood, and respected.

Our team of highly skilled therapists brings diverse styles and perspectives to our practice, ensuring a flexible, multi-modal approach that’s tailored to meet your specific needs. We believe in the power of combining traditional evidence-based psychotherapies with emerging modalities, providing you with a comprehensive, top-tier therapeutic experience.

We are dedicated to continuous learning and professional development. By staying current with the latest developments in psychotherapy, we ensure that our care remains at the forefront of mental health treatment. This commitment to excellence means you receive the most effective, up-to-date care tailored to support your growth and well-being.

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Inclusivity & Affirmation

Our practice is a sanctuary that honors your unique story. We embrace all identities, including BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, neurodiverse, and size-diverse individuals, and those facing trauma and life’s challenges. In our inclusive space, every aspect of your being is valued and nurtured.

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Trauma

Healing Relationship Wounds with Attachment-Focused EMDR

Attachment wounds run deep, shaping how we connect, trust, and experience relationships. Attachment-Focused EMDR therapy combines the power of EMDR with an understanding of early relational trauma, helping individuals heal from past wounds and build healthier, more secure connections. Whether you’re struggling with patterns of emotional avoidance, fear of abandonment, or deep-seated relational pain, this approach offers a path toward lasting healing.”