Paddy Freeman

Paddy Freeman, MA, OD, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor supporting adults and elders navigating trauma and PTSD as well as personality disorders. Believing that a calm, congruent, and genuine approach in psychotherapy is essential, Paddy prioritizes a sense of safety within the therapeutic relationship. Taking a respectful and affirming stance toward each individual, they view therapy as a collaborative process aimed at creating a deeply supportive environment filled with trust and acceptance. Utilizing their extensive training in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Paddy adeptly works with those who have experienced both significant trauma and attachment wounding. This body-based talk therapy is seamlessly integrated with Emotionally Focused Therapy and the Developmental Model from Bader's Couples Institute to provide tailored support for individuals and couples alike. Paddy's theoretical orientation harmoniously blends sensorimotor psychotherapy with a Rogerian humanistic lens and mindfulness practices, ensuring a warm, informal, and interactive therapeutic experience. Their practice is welcoming to individuals from diverse cultural, ethnic, religious, sexual, and socioeconomic backgrounds, embodying an inclusive approach to mental health care.