Beth Murphy is a dedicated psychologist with a PsyD, who has worked with a diverse range of clients across various stages of readiness for change. She skillfully provides therapy to individuals of all ages, from young children as young as six to adults over sixty. Her clients often face challenges such as depression, anxiety, stress, PTSD, ADHD, relationship issues, and the complexities of grief and loss from illness, injury, death, and life transitions. Beth is also adept in guiding clients through positive changes like job promotions, new ventures, or marriages, collaborating to discover the most effective solutions tailored to each individual. With a specialization in trauma and traumatic stress, she understands that the impact of traumatic events varies widely, from life-threatening incidents—often referred to as 'big T trauma'—to more subtle encounters that still profoundly affect one's life, known as 'little t traumas.' A retired firefighter, Beth brings a unique perspective to her work, particularly for fellow firefighters, as well as police and military personnel and their families. Her training in various therapy modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, equips her to provide compassionate and competent support to those navigating their most challenging moments.