Madison works from an eclectic group of evidence-based treatments but finds herself most drawn to Person-Centered Approaches, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Inner Child Work, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Brainspotting. She enjoys working with a wide range of clients, ages 12 and up who are navigating challenges such as:

• Breaking cycles and patterns
• Overthinking and racing thoughts
• Feeling lost or without direction
• Perfectionism and people pleasing
• Low self-esteem and self-worth concerns
• Mind-body connection
• Young adult transitions
• Identifying and shifting core beliefs
• Reunification Therapy for high-conflict families

What Madison is most passionate about is helping clients get to the root of their struggles. She has a particular interest in uncovering the core beliefs and protective systems that often keep people feeling stuck, repeating the same patterns, or struggling to build momentum in life.

In addition to talk therapy, Madison incorporates Brainspotting therapy when words feel hard to find or when clients notice their anxiety, stress, or emotional overwhelm living more in the body than in thoughts alone. Brainspotting is a nervous system–based approach that supports regulation and deeper processing without needing to relive or over-explain painful experiences. Many clients find it especially helpful for anxiety, perfectionism, emotional burnout, trauma responses, and feeling “stuck” despite insight.

What sets Madison apart is her ability to create a safe, comfortable, and creative space for clients. Madison brings her own lived experience with anxiety into her work. This allows her to offer a compassionate, grounded, and relatable approach to helping individuals of all ages navigate worry, self-doubt, and stress. Recognizing that traditional therapy formats may not resonate with everyone, she embraces a casual and outside-the-box approach. This allows clients to explore their emotions and inner world in ways that feel authentic, empowering, and sustainable.