Emily Schorpp is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) with extensive experience in supporting adolescents, families, and young adults through their unique challenges. She understands that people possess incredible resilience but may find themselves entangled in unhelpful patterns. The adolescent years serve as a profound period of exploration and creativity, often accompanied by confusion, fear, and anxiety. Emily takes joy in guiding her clients through this transitional time as they forge their paths into adulthood. She believes that the therapeutic experience is deeply influenced by the strength of the relationship between therapist and client; being truly seen and heard is a profound gift. Emily specializes in working with teens and young adults who have experienced trauma or are grappling with symptoms of depression and anxiety. She emphasizes the development of emotional intelligence and the regulation of emotions through therapy while using it as a tool for healing past traumas, enhancing communication, and restoring family dynamics. Equipped with extensive trauma training, including expertise in resilience and Adverse Childhood Experiences, Emily employs diverse therapeutic frameworks to tailor her approach to the unique needs and goals of each individual, utilizing methods such as EMDR, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based strategies, solution-focused techniques, and psychodynamic approaches.