Emma Jane Watson

My communication style

I listen deeply, ask relevant questions, let you take the lead, and redirect when needed. I rarely advise unless asked, but I offer problem-solving ideas and skills that may fit your situation. Humor is important to me, and I often laugh with clients at life's absurdities.

My journey to mental healthcare

As a teacher and social worker, I strive to help people address the fears and problems that prevent them from creating meaningful lives. I believe both childhood and adult trauma can limit our resiliency and growth, and profound change is possible. I endeavor to facilitate your creation of an authentic, self-constructed life.

My goals for you

My motto is: Come as you are; leave as you want to be. We set clear, measurable goals based on what you value, why you are engaging in therapy, and the kind of therapy that works best for you.

Our first session

The first session includes sharing how we came to be where we are. I provide brief information about myself and encourage questions. I ask you to talk about why you chose therapy, what you expect, and if you had previous therapy, what worked. We determine if we're the right fit to continue working together.

I identify as...

• Female
• Caucasian or White