My name is Tiffany Libby, and I have 15+ years of experience, primarily focusing on helping women recover and cope with Narcissistic Abuse. Whether the abuse has happened in the past or is ongoing, is with your family or romantic partner, or anyone in between, I am here to help you navigate this unique and complex issue. I work with women from all cultural backgrounds to help them understand, process, and cope with the various traumas they have experienced. I also specialize in working with neurodivergent people in a way that speaks their language and helps make therapy effective for them.

What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?

In our first session, I will ask a few questions to get to know you and answer any questions or fears you may have about starting this process. It's important that you don't feel like you are starting from scratch so I like to know what works for you and what doesn't so we can save your time and energy, and not rehash unhelpful skills.

Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.

What many people don’t realize is that most therapists are not trauma-trained and have been diagnosing and treating people incorrectly, leading clients to feel that they are “too messed up to fix.” I have found that you have to be a particular type of therapist to treat this form of abuse because it’s not just about reading a book and taking some classes (which I’ve done), but living through it yourself. I believe because of my personal experiences of trauma, combined with my therapeutic experience, I have a unique ability to not only provide real techniques that work but can genuinely understand and empathize with your experience. Having a therapist you like, you trust, is very important to the outcome of therapy. I’m a person who has been through trauma, who knows surviving is messy and has made it through the other end, which means I may understand you in a way most therapists can’t.

Describe the client(s) you are best positioned to serve.

I find that I tend to connect the best with women who have been through trauma as well as neurodivergent women. As a woman who has AuDhd as well as a trauma survivor, I am here to help you feel understood and supported in the unique way only someone who has lived this can. I also have been privileged enough to work with women from many diverse racial and cultural backgrounds and have been able to be an ally and support system to those who struggle to find a therapist that can help.

About Tiffany Libby