Aubrey Galley
MC, LPC, LMHC
Verified on this directory. Not accepting new clientsReported by the provider
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About Aubrey
Hi! I offer a warm, friendly, and approachable style backed by extensive trainings, experience, and research. I truly enjoy working with my clients, and hope I might be a good match for you. I am currently accepting telehealth/virtual clients for my waitlist.
If you prefer, you can find out more about me and my approach on my business instagram: @desertpoppytherapy. You can also find my page by clicking the IG button at the bottom of the homepage of my website.
If you're neurodivergent and/or have trauma, you may have realized that the typically recommended anxiety and depression management skills just don't work very well! This can be frustrating, make you feel misunderstood, and get in the way of your progress. I promise not to recommend journaling or other basic skills that aren't helpful.
I'm here to share tools that are actually helpful. I'm a Certified ASD Clinical Specialist, Certified ADHD Professional, and I am trained in EMDR. I have 8+ years of experience working in a wide variety of settings. I pull from many different approaches and tailor our sessions to what works best for you!
Specialties
Who I work with
Faith and spirituality
- Spiritual, Non-Religious
- Agnostic
Treatment approaches
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