Karlie Markendorf, LMHC, ATR-BC

During times of stress and transition, psychotherapy can be a source of support, comfort, and even inspiration. My experience has focused on creative, relational, and body-centered approaches to growth and healing, including art therapy, trauma-sensitive yoga, dreamwork, and EMDR. This includes grief work and issues that accompany trauma-related treatment, such as anxiety, depression, and existential/spiritual issues. Additional themes in clients' healing work include explorations of relationships, sexuality, and identity. I love working co-creatively with clients of all ages and backgrounds.

My hope is to support clients to build capacity to regulate emotions, express conflicts, explore options, and illustrate hopes for the future. Attuning to the physical body, creating art/music/movement, tracking patterns and cycles can provide insight into the ways we cope and hold tension physically and emotionally, and provide space for new possibilities.

Wherever you may be on a healing path, I welcome you to speak, breathe, grieve, express, move, and grow in a manner unique to you, and will be honored to witness and support your healing process. Please visit my website at karliemarkendorf.com for additional information.