Stacy has been a licensed therapist for over 20 years. In her counseling practice, the therapeutic relationship and partnership are essential ingredients. Her meetings with clients are intentional spaces where clients can feel comfortable and safe to share what matters most to them. Stacy and her clients explore old patterns, limiting beliefs, dreams, worries, opportunities, 'mistakes,' personal archetypes & symbols, and practices of wellbeing uniquely suited to each individual. She may use meditation, guided imagery, body awareness, creative processes, and relationships from within our natural landscapes, and intuition to engage clients in the process of healing, growth and empowerment.
People who work with Stacy seek guidance with their own personal & spiritual (however it is defined for each person) development. They may wrestle with anxiety, depression, creative blocks, feeling 'stuck' at work or in relationships, mid-life transitions, loss, grief, low self-esteem, existential crisis. Her private practice is based in Bozeman, and Nye, MT. 
Stacy offers a 50 minute first consultation free of charge. |
"You believed in me."
-Client letter, 2017 
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Stacy's counseling sessions, and workshops and retreats, are informed by her training in developmental and attachment psychology, as well as her ongoing study and contemplation. Her approach is shaped by Carl Jung, Eastern philosophy, lessons from a variety of indigenous elders, her own direct experience, and adept intuitive listening. Her presence with you is heart-felt and genuine. Stacy is honored to walk with you on your path of self-discovery, healing, and transformation.
Creative tools in counseling sessions that Stacy uses:
- Use talking, journaling, and creative media to explore old patterns, let go of stories that don't serve, and 'claiming' personal narratives that help you envision alternative paths.
- Explore imagery, dreams, archetypes, symbolism
- Journal
- Use paint to explore and feel into your emotional and intuitive self
- Get still and repair through Meditation, guided meditation, Singing Bowl meditations
- Learn relaxation techniques
- Engage in experiential discovery in the outdoors and with sound.
- Create a practice of well-being (self-care) become better attuned to the inner Self.
"He who knows others is wise; he who knows himself is enlightened."
- Lao-Tzu
- Lao-Tzu