Cody (she/her) is currently a doctoral student at the University of St.Thomas in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology (GSPP) program. She is interested in recognizing the various attachments and experiences we have in our life, specifically how they help form and mold us into who we are. She understands that the relationships in our lives are important but focuses more so on helping develop autonomy and independence. She has a deep rooted passion in supporting others in order to become the best version of themselves, however that may look. Growing up in a military family has inspired her to work with those who may not have come from conventional or typical backgrounds; she recognizes that this can come with unique advantages and disadvantages. Moving constantly herself, she feels confident in helping those going through major life transitions whether it’s due to family changes, school or work life. She understands that these transitions may come with other difficulties, including various disorders (anxiety and depression) and adjustment challenges (attachment and relationships issues), while simultaneously  building resilience. She is open to working with ages 10 and up, utilizing holistic approaches that are adapted to the individual’s unique needs. She works in a variety of counseling environments, whether it’s in-person or via Telehealth.