Emily Beissner

Navigating life after bariatric surgery. Surgery changes more than your body. It can shift your emotions, your relationships, even how you see yourself in the mirror. If you're feeling lost in all of that, you're not alone. I'll help you make sense of the physical and emotional changes, both before and after surgery, so you can feel like yourself again.

Perfectionists and overthinkers who can't turn it off. When your brain won't stop replaying conversations or telling you that you should have done better, it's exhausting. Together, we'll work on quieting that inner critic and finding ways to stay grounded in the present instead of stuck in your head.

Neurodivergent folks looking for a space that actually fits. If you've spent your whole life feeling like you were built for a different world, therapy can be a place where you finally don't have to mask or explain yourself. Whether you're newly exploring neurodivergence or have known for years, we'll work together to understand your needs and build a life that works with your brain, not against it.

People at war with their own body. If your relationship with food and your body has always felt complicated, you don't have to keep white-knuckling your way through it. We'll explore what's driving that struggle and work toward helping you feel more at home in the skin you're in.

Carrying grief you're not sure what to do with. Whether your loss is recent or something you've carried for years, grief doesn't follow a timeline. If you're feeling stuck, confused, or like you "should" be over it by now, I want you to know there's no wrong way to grieve. We'll find a path forward together, at your pace.

LGBTQ+ individuals finding their way. If discovering or living in your identity has felt isolating, confusing, or like something you need to figure out alone, it doesn't have to be. Therapy can be a space where you explore who you are with someone who genuinely gets it and is in your corner.