About
She uses Somatic Experiencing, a form of trauma therapy, to help clients understand and accept their experiences. Fennell's approach is intersectional, social-justice, and trauma-informed, taking into account the impacts of discrimination, oppression, and erasure on the bodymind. She has formal training in Narrative Therapy and Counseling Psychology, and a PhD in English Language and Literature, which allows her to understand the ways stories shape our lives. Fennell's practice is not traditional, as she does not diagnose or rely on the idea that clients' struggles are symptoms of something that has gone wrong. Instead, she empowers clients to learn how to feel good, safe, and well in their bodies. With practice, life becomes easier, and clients can grow in well-being. Fennell's approach is centered around the idea that all individuals, regardless of their experiences, can learn to feel more calm, ease, and joy. She has decades of experience working with diverse populations, including BIPOC folks, women, immigrants, refugees, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and more. By working with Fennell, clients can expect to explore their embodied experience, patterns of conscious and unconscious reaction, and learn how to respond in new and wiser ways.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Listed fee: $150 per session. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Somatic Experiencing
A form of trauma therapy that involves paying attention to the nervous system, rather than just words.
Narrative Therapy
A therapeutic approach that focuses on understanding the ways stories shape our lives.
Counseling Psychology
A field of study that focuses on the mental and emotional aspects of human experience.
English Language and Literature
A field of study that focuses on the ways language and literature shape our understanding of the world.