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Meet Raelynn

Hi, I’m Raelynn.

Since day one, I’ve been sensitive and emotional. As a therapist, this gives me a strength of being deeply attuned to what’s happening beneath the surface. I’ve always been someone who feels things fully, notices what often goes unspoken, and cares deeply about understanding people — not just their stories, but their inner worlds.

For much of my life, I learned how to be capable, thoughtful, and composed — even when inside I felt overwhelmed, disconnected, or unsure how to let my real feelings take up space. Over time, I realized that what I was missing wasn’t more insight or self-control, but permission to be fully myself. That realization changed everything.

That journey is what brought me to this work — and it continues to shape how I show up, both as a therapist and as a human. Somehow I’ve made being a good friend my career!! What I can promise you is that this isn’t just my job. I care deeply for you and there is nothing that could change that.

Outside of the therapy room, I’m someone who finds a lot of joy in the small, grounding things. I love cozy sweaters, New Girl, silly little crafts, sea otters, and music — especially the cello. I have a corgi named Nellie, who seems determined to make friends with everyone she meets. I often come with a warning label that I’ve got a loud laugh and am quick to tears.

I believe therapy works best when it feels human — when you’re met with curiosity, honesty, and care, and when there’s room for both depth and laughter along the way. If you’re looking for a therapist who can sit with the hard things and help you breathe a little easier while you do, I’d be honored to work together.

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If you’re ready to feel more connected—to yourself, to your partner, to the life you actually want—I’d love to work with you.

Let’s talk.

You don’t have to have it all figured out. You just have to be willing to get honest. I’ll meet you there.

Let’s start the conversation.

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