Arianna Place (she/her)

Arianna helps people reconnect with themselves, the people they love, their communities, and Earth. She creates a safe container in which journeyers explore their innermost landscapes, heal from trauma, release binds, and move from survival to thriving. Rooted in somatic, feminist, and liberation psychologies, Arianna’s therapeutic work incorporates EMDR, parts work, and mindfulness, alongside nature-based and narrative approaches, to support healing and integration. As a relational therapist, she offers a warm, attuned presence grounded in compassion and reverence for each individual and system’s innate wisdom and ability to heal. Arianna supports adults, pre-teens, teens, couples, and families, including folks who are engaged in or exploring non-monogamous relationship structures. A former educator and nonprofit professional, Arianna understands the cost of serving within under-resourced systems and finds joy in working with professionals in high-responsibility roles to restore vibrancy and ease. She is passionate about supporting people experiencing the effects of complex, relational, religious, and systemic trauma, as well as burnout, navigation of questions of purpose and direction, fear and uncertainty related to current events, grief, eco-anxiety and the weight of self-doubt, shame, and limiting narratives. Arianna brings experience in community mental health working with teens and their families. She holds a master’s degree in clinical psychology, a bachelor’s degree in American studies, as well as Montessori lower and upper elementary certification. Arianna is a trained Reiki practitioner and is co-owner of a local bicycle cooperative. Outside of therapy work, Arianna enjoys spending time with her husband, children, friends, and family, being in nature as often as possible, hosting tea parties, playing guitar, and dancing!