Beth Chapman

Beth Chapman, LMSW, is a Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to fostering a warm and collaborative therapeutic relationship. She is adept at helping clients navigate their emotional growth, understand their deep-seated reactions, and cultivate healthy relationships. Beth meets individuals where they are, offering non-judgmental support to help overcome both external and internal barriers. She believes in creating a safe space where all emotions, needs, fears, and critiques are welcome and must be discussed openly. Committed to anti-racism and queer-friendliness, Beth actively rejects diet culture. Specializing in trauma treatment, she assists individuals in recognizing and addressing various forms of trauma, including historical, intergenerational, relational, and event-based trauma. Her approach incorporates attachment-based and somatic interventions that promote the healing of the nervous system, utilizing integrative modalities such as EMDR and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Understanding that relationships are fundamental to human development, Beth works with clients to explore their family origins and current interpersonal patterns, guiding them toward healing past wounds and nurturing healthy, functional, and fulfilling relationships.