Natalie Stockton

My communication style

You're always welcome to ask me questions—feeling comfortable and aligned with your therapist is one of the most important parts of the process. If at any point it feels like I'm not the right fit for you, I completely understand and will gladly help connect you with another provider who may better meet your needs.

My journey to mental healthcare

I began this journey working in healthcare, primarily with cancer patients. I've worked in a variety of settings including foster care, hospitals, schools, hospice, and group homes. I moved into one-on-one therapy as I feel it allows me to assist people on a more private level, addressing issues individually and consistently.

My goals for you

Telehealth, while becoming normalized, is different than in-person. Many times, people have an idea of what they want to work on, but not direct goals. I work with clients on setting overall topics to address, and as rapport builds and the client learns more about themselves, they begin to set more specific goals to reach.

Our first session

During the first session I begin by reviewing consents and privacy limitations. I have an intake assessment that asks about your current concerns, desired outcomes, and background. I tell clients to share as much as they're comfortable with. The more you provide, the easier it is for me to begin to find a path, but we have time.

I identify as...

• Female
• Caucasian or White