Her approach is warm, grounded, and deeply compassionate. Vickie creates a supportive, down to earth space where clients can slow down, be real, and reconnect with themselves without judgment. Sessions are collaborative and reflective, integrating talk therapy with somatic therapy, mindfulness, and nervous system regulation to support meaningful and lasting change.

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Vickie believes that many emotional and physical symptoms stem from disconnection from oneself, including one’s needs, body, and sense of meaning or worth. Using a mindfulness-based, nervous system-informed, and somatic approach, she helps clients build awareness, regulate anxiety and overwhelm, and reconnect with their inner sense of clarity and self-trust.

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Clients often begin therapy feeling scattered, anxious, or lost in the demands of life and over time experience greater emotional regulation, grounding, self-compassion, and clarity. Her work supports healing from burnout, strengthening boundaries, and creating space for personal needs, especially for women who are used to caring for others first.

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Vickie brings both professional training and lived experience to her work, including navigating postpartum anxiety, grief, matrescence, and identity transitions. She integrates traditional therapy with somatic work, mindfulness, and holistic mental health practices, supporting the whole person rather than focusing on symptoms alone.

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Vickie is known for being grounded, relatable, and deeply compassionate. She believes healing is a process of returning to yourself, creating space for wholeness, and building a life that feels more aligned, nourished, and meaningful. She offers in-person therapy in Westmont, IL and virtual therapy for women across Illinois. ​