Find Your Therapist

We provide thoughtful, trauma-informed therapy in Norman, Oklahoma for anxiety, trauma, relationships, burnout, and life transitions. Our team will help match you with a therapist who aligns with your goals, preferences, availability, and care needs.

Find My Therapist

Third Space Therapists

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Accepting New Clients

Amanda Sherf, LPC Candidate

Anxiety Depression Addiction

Accepting New Clients

Chandra Lone Wolf, LCSW

EMDR C-PTSD PTSD Anxiety Depression

Accepting Waitlist Submissions

Darby Sewell, LPC

Kids (8+) Teens Young Adults Play Therapy

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Accepting New Clients

Maggie Freeman,
Counseling Intern

Children (2+) IDD Neurodiversity Play Therapy

Accepting New Clients

Matt Schullman, LPC Candidate

Anxiety Depression Partnered Systems LGBTQIA+

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Accepting New Clients

Matt Roberts, Counseling Intern

Children (3+) Teens Young Adults Neurodiversity

Accepting New Clients

Harriet Bohanan, LPC, LPCS

EMDR Religious Trauma Developmental Disabilities

A reduced-rate therapy program for clients navigating financial barriers or insurance limitations.

We offer a limited number of sliding-scale spots with select clinicians to help make therapy more accessible. Apply today and our team will review your information and help connect you with available care options.

The Green Plan

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Explore Our Therapy Specialties

Trauma • EMDR • Anxiety • Couples • LGBTQIA+ • Burnout

Have Questions? We’re Here.

We’re here to help. Someone from our team will reach out within 2 business days to answer your questions and help you find the right next step.

You don’t need the perfect words to make the next step.

  • The first principle of recovery is the empowerment of the survivor. She must be the author and arbiter of her own recovery.

    Judith Herman

  • When we begin to know ourselves in an open and self-supportive way, we take the first step to our children know to themselves.

    Dan Siegel

  • We must remember that everyone has a story and that they (not the therapist) are the expert in that story. Our job is to listen, witness and with permission guide and support.

    Harriet Bohanan