Tracey Frink is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist celebrated for her extensive training in trauma recovery, PTSD, Sensory Processing Disorders, Equine Assisted Mental Health (EAMH), and Sex Therapy. With a holistic approach, Tracey seamlessly integrates traditional talk therapy with advanced modalities such as eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), equine therapy, and somatic techniques, ensuring effective symptom relief and empowerment for her clients. She specializes in working with military personnel and their families, couples, and the LGBTQIA community, bringing a deep understanding of the unique challenges they face. Tracey's knowledge extends to various world religions, Native American spirituality, and Christian faiths, making her a compassionate ally for individuals of all beliefs, including those identifying as atheist or agnostic. Her multifaceted experience as a military spouse with firsthand exposure to deployment stress enables her to empathize profoundly with families navigating military life. She expertly addresses issues such as anxiety, depression, marital stress, and sexual dysfunction, offering a safe and affirming space for individuals, couples, and youths seeking healing through her trained holistic sex therapy. Tracey's competencies encompass abuse and trauma, alternative sexuality, gender care, and LGBT affirmative therapy, as well as specialized support in couples counseling and the medical implications on sexuality.