
Individual counseling is a personalized process of healing, self-discovery, and growth, with a strong focus on supporting women across all stages of life. Women often move through complex and meaningful transitions—pregnancy and postpartum, the emotional and physical shifts of menopause, changes in relationships such as marriage and divorce, the demands of caregiving, and experiences of grief, loss, and healing from childhood trauma. Therapy provides a space to explore these experiences with care, understanding, and support. Using a trauma-informed, evidence-based approach—including cognitive, interpersonal, emotion-focused, and parts-based therapies—each session is tailored to meet the unique needs of your life and current challenges. Whether you are struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, or life transitions, you will be met with compassion in a safe, nonjudgmental space. Sessions may include mindfulness, somatic awareness, and emotional processing to support regulation, release, and integration. Therapy focuses on helping you move through obstacles, improve communication, build self-compassion, and create more meaningful relationships. With a counseling style rooted in connection, clinical insight, and practical strategies, you are supported in gaining clarity, healing from past experiences, and creating a more grounded and fulfilling life.
Alongside my clinical work, I am in the early stages of developing an integrative approach called Somatic Shadow Integration Therapy (SSIT). This work is being shaped through both clinical experience and ongoing reflection, with several foundational interventions already being thoughtfully integrated into therapy sessions where appropriate. At this stage, SSIT is still in development. As part of that process, clients may have the opportunity to experience elements of this work and are welcome, though never expected, to share feedback about their experience. Feedback, when offered, is gathered through brief progress assessments and feedback forms that have been specifically designed for this purpose, helping to guide the continued development of the approach in a way that remains grounded in real clinical practice. I have also recently created a blog where I share reflections from the therapy room, evolving ideas, and the development of this work over time. New content will be added on a regular basis for those who are interested in following along. You can find it here: shawnreagan.substack.com
Note: My office days are Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, texting usually gets a faster response

