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Emily Swearingen, LCSW PLLC

How I do things…

My passion is helping clients strengthen and nurture their most important relationship: the one with themselves. I want you to know and like yourself so that you may foster deeper and more meaningful relationships with those who are important to you and, ultimately, lead a more fulfilling life.

I describe my approach as "holistically eclectic" drawing from a variety of evidence based treatment modalities and tailored to each client's specific needs. I typically use elements of person-centered, emotionally-focused and psychodynamic therapy mixed with attachment theory, and sprinkled with a little grief-work.

During our time together I hope you feel understood, cared for and respectfully challenged. I describe my interpersonal approach as: chill, real, and occasionally funny. I aspire to create an honest, heartfelt relationship with my clients so that you may freely explore the impact of early relationships, process and heal trauma, foster self-compassion, build resilience, and learn to trust your instincts!

Education: University of Southern California - Master of Social Work (2014)

Specialities: Military Social Work, Families and Children

Education: Mount Saint Mary's College - Bachelor of Science (2011)

Speciality: International Social Work

When I’m not working, you can find me spending time with my family—my husband, daughter, three dogs, and two cows—or tending to my flower garden. I also love catching up on British TV shows, rereading my favorite books (Harry Potter holds a special place in my heart), and planning my next “big thing.” To recharge, I enjoy traveling, relaxing in long hot baths, and curling up on the couch with a good book or a conversation with friends.

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“There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t.”

John Green, Turtles All The Way Down