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, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). She enjoys working with a wide range of clients, ages 4–100, 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.

Madison holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of North Georgia and brings her own lived experience with anxiety into her work. This gives her a compassionate and grounded perspective in helping individuals of all ages navigate worries, self-doubt, and stress.

What sets Madison apart is her ability to create a safe, comfortable, and creative space for clients. 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 and empowering.