Eryn Michaud

They offer in-person therapy services in Ketchum, Hailey, Boise, and nearby areas, as well as telehealth services. Their approach is deeply relational and embodied, weaving together insights from family systems, the psychophysiology of trauma, attachment theory, neuroscience, and mindfulness. They believe in empowering clients to cultivate lasting well-being from the inside out. What sets Alpine apart is their commitment to the kind of healing that can only happen between human beings. Their clinicians are trained to read the client's nervous system in real time, to meet them at the precise point where their body is ready to engage, and to hold the relational presence that allows lasting transformation. They offer individual, couples, and family work, creating the conditions for something no app or algorithm ever could — the lived experience of rupture and repair, of being truly heard, of discovering what healthy relationship feels like in the body. They also train the next generation of clinicians through their postgraduate training program, developing practitioners who are not only skilled in integrative theory but deeply practiced in the embodied, relational presence that makes this kind of therapy transformative.