In-person and online therapy in Vermont for

big-feeling sensitive people struggling with burnout, anxiety, shame, and chronic health challenges

Are you ready to feel relief from anxiety, stress, burnout, and shame?

Does this sound familiar?

  • You’ve always felt or been told that you are too sensitive, too emotional or too much

  • You struggle with forgetting important appointments, names, or information

  • You find it hard to keep up with daily tasks, commitments, and communication with friends

  • You experience fatigue from ongoing stress, burnout, or chronic health challenges

  • You experience chronic pain or chronic illness and you’re sick of toxic positivity culture and being told to just try yoga

  • You feel stuck in a cycle pushing through and feeling exhausted or collapsing in bed for days

  • You struggle with people-pleasing and boundaries sound scary and hard

“When a flower doesn’t bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower.”

-Alexander Den Heijer

Hi, I’m Isabel

I am a clinical mental health counselor specializing in providing therapy for sensitive people struggling with anxiety, shame, people-pleasing, and chronic pain or illness. My approach combines Internal Family Systems parts work, Somatic processing modalities, and Feminist Therapy to create a space for you to experience liberation from stuck patterns.

I use a liberation-focused and trauma informed perspective to challenge those deeply ingrained messages we are steeped in from capitalism, ableism, white-supremacy, patriarchy, and colonialism.

WORK WITH ISABEL

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Compassionate trauma-focused therapy for anxiety, complex trauma, codependency, people-pleasing, and learning boundary setting

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