Greenland Location

 Allison founded Seacoast Therapy in 2022 with the vision of creating a practice where both clients and clinicians can thrive. She wanted to build a space that values balance, compassion, and authenticity — for the people providing care and the ones receiving it.

Allison is passionate about helping clients uncover their true selves and move past the obstacles that hold them back, whether rooted in trauma, mental health challenges, or life transitions. She loves using EMDR therapy and has seen firsthand the deep, lasting impact it can have on healing and growth.

 Grace enjoys working with people who feel stuck in the weight of their past and are ready to move toward healing. She believes that with time and support, everyone can find greater self-acceptance and understanding.

Drawing from EMDR and DBT, Grace creates a space where each person feels seen, valued, and supported in making meaningful change — whatever that looks like for them.

 Emma believes you are not broken.
The ways people cope — whether through anxiety, shutting down, or turning to substances — are often their nervous systems doing their best to stay safe. Therapy with Emma offers space to slow down, get curious, and meet yourself with compassion.

Her work is informed by Internal Family Systems (IFS), Polyvagal Theory, attachment-based care, and harm-reduction approaches, grounded in a decolonial, social-justice-oriented lens. Together, clients gently explore grief, loss, attachment wounds, and the impact of systemic trauma — without judgment or shame.

Emma offers a collaborative, steady presence, supporting healing and reconnection at a pace that feels safe and right. If this resonates, she would be honored to walk alongside you.

This office is new, so keep an eye out for new clinicians and programs