Hi! I’m Stephanie Bennett, a licensed mental health therapist with over a decade of experience helping individuals navigate life’s emotional challenges. I specialize in working with clients who feel overwhelmed by anxiety, stuck in cycles of depression, or disconnected in their relationships. My goal is to offer a compassionate space where you can feel seen, understood, and supported as you work toward lasting change.
In our first session, we’ll explore what’s bringing you to therapy, identify the areas of your life that feel hardest right now, and begin uncovering the emotional patterns beneath the surface. I’ll also take time to understand your goals and what feeling better would look like for you.
Clients often share that my greatest strengths are my warmth, insight, and ability to connect the dots—helping you understand why you can know one thing logically but feel something very different emotionally. My approach is collaborative, non-judgmental, and tailored to what feels most natural for you. Together, we’ll work to reduce emotional suffering, foster self-compassion, and build more fulfilling relationships—with others and with yourself.
I am passionate about support adults and adolescents who are emotionally insightful but feel weighed down by self-doubt, people-pleasing tendencies, or difficulty setting boundaries. If you often find yourself overthinking, feeling like you’re "too much" or "not enough," or stuck in patterns that no longer serve you—you're in the right place!
I integrate a variety of treatment modalities to help each client feel heard and understood in a way that feels natural and authentic to them. Some of my most common modalities are CBT, DBT, ACT, Attachment Theory, Coherence Therapy, and Relational Therapy.
I use attachment therapy to help connect how our early life experiences influenced how we connected to others, which unconsciously and consciously influenced how we view ourselves, the world, and trust/connect with others and how all of this relates to current symptom(s).
I practice Coherence Therapy, which uses memory reconsolidation to help 'update' the brain's old emotional learnings to how things are for us currently, which helps with symptom reduction.