Emma is a white, queer, Jewish licensed therapist, experienced group facilitator, and avid home cook. Emma completed a clinical social work degree (LCSW) and fellowship at the University of Chicago and has practiced in a variety of mental health care roles for over a decade offering a narrative, relational style to support people in accessing, understanding, and sharing themselves. This offering is informed by training experiences, relationships, community organizing, and their intuitive healing, art, and spiritual practices to care for personal and collective wounds in themselves and others.

Emma partners with care and justice workers, artists, parents, educators, queer, ill and disabled people and other systems impacted and marginalized adults who feel scattered, stuck, and helpless to make emotional healing possible and sustainable so that caring for themselves, their relationships, and their worlds is fertile. This is helpful for people who experience dysregulation, overwhelm, despair, anxiety, frustration, and shame and have been disconnected from their inherent worthiness and intuition by the stress of their lives, mental health needs, and systemic marginalization and oppression.

Emma partners with care and justice spaces where people gather with their needs to facilitate collective feeling and care experiences making emotions more manageable, relatable, and releasable and receiving support more accessible, tangible, and fruitful. Emma partners with fellow care workers who may feel overwhelmed and discouraged to organize and support their healing practice for themselves and others.

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