Therapy for Trauma, Anxiety, and Relationships in St. Louis

For adults and couples who feel anxious, overwhelmed, stuck in the same draining patterns, lost in their relationships, and confused about how to move forward.

In-Person and Virtual Trauma-Certified, Attachment-Based Therapy in Chesterfield & Washington, Missouri

You feel stressed and stuck in unhelpful patterns, but you’re not sure why or how to stop them.

I help adults understand why they’re experiencing anxiety, overthinking, people-pleasing, patterns of avoidance or overreacting, and learn how to actually create lasting, helpful change.

My Specialties

  • Understand how childhood or relational experiences continue to shape your emotions, patterns, and relationships today. Read more here.

  • Learn how to calm your nervous system, reduce overthinking, and feel more in control day-to-day. Read more here.

  • Break out of reactive cycles, improve communication, and build more secure, connected relationships. Read more here.

  • Find balance between ambition and well-being so success feels fulfilling—not exhausting. Read more here.

Specialized training in how childhood trauma shows up in adult relational patterns.

Find out if this is the right fit, here.

Adults often aren’t just anxious or stuck. Anxiety, stress, and relationship struggles are often tied to something else, like past experiences and unhelpful patterns. Understanding these connections is the first step to change.

Through therapy, you’ll feel more at ease in your relationships, be more comfortable with & better understand your emotions, effectively navigate anxiety, and start breaking old patterns that no longer serve you.

    • Shut down, go quiet, or avoid conversations when things feel tense

    • Want closeness, but struggle to trust, open up, or say what you need

    • Overthink and replay conversations, second-guessing how you came across

    • Get stuck in the same relationship cycles, like over-giving, pulling away, or feeling misunderstood

    • Feel constantly “on edge,” like your mind won’t fully slow down

    • Experience emotions that escalate quickly and feel hard to regulate

    • Have a strong inner critic that pressures you or tells you you’re not doing enough

    • Struggle to relax or slow down without feeling guilty or unproductive

    • Feel stuck between wanting change and not knowing how to do it differently

    • Feel disconnected from yourself, your emotions, or others

What You Can Expect from Trauma, Anxiety, and Relationship Therapy

Feel secure in your relationships instead of questioning where you stand

Handle conflict with confidence, instead of reacting automatically

Feel calm and less overwhelmed in situations that used to overwhelm you

Communicate your needs without guilt or fear of conflict

  • Outcomes you may experience during and after therapy:

    • You feel calmer and more grounded in situations that used to trigger anxiety or emotional overwhelm

    • You stop overthinking conversations and decisions, and feel more confident in your choices

    • You feel more secure in your relationships, with less fear of rejection or uncertainty

    • You communicate your needs more clearly, without guilt, avoidance, or fear of conflict

    • You recognize unhealthy patterns rooted in past or relational trauma—and know how to shift them

    • You feel more like yourself again, instead of constantly stressed, anxious, or “on edge”

    • You’re able to slow down and regulate your nervous system without feeling unproductive or behind

    • You respond to stress and relationship challenges in a more grounded, emotionally regulated way

Meet Chloee…

Trauma Treatment in St. Louis, Missouri

Hi, I’m Chloee!

I’m a certified trauma therapist specializing in attachment and relational patterns. I work with adults who feel stuck in cycles of anxiety, overthinking, and disconnection—and want to understand why those patterns exist so they can finally change them.

My goal is to create a supportive space where clients can better understand the patterns influencing their lives and begin building healthier ways of relating to themselves and others.

How to Get Started

  1. Reach out

    Send an inquiry to Chloee using the contact form here. Or, directly via email or text.

  2. Schedule a Consultation
    After sending your inquiry, Chloee will reach out to schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation to discuss your goals, answer any questions, and share some information about her practice.

  3. Complete Intake Paperwork
    You’ll receive secure online forms via email before your first session.

  4. Begin Therapy
    We’ll schedule your first session and begin working together to understand your experiences and develop meaningful, lasting change.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find more commonly asked questions, like insurance and fees, here.

  • Trauma can take many forms, and it does not always come from a single event. I work with adults who have experienced things like childhood trauma, emotional neglect, difficult family dynamics, relationship trauma, and other experiences that may still affect how they feel, cope, and relate to others today.

    Many clients come to therapy not necessarily identifying their experiences as “trauma,” but because they notice patterns such as anxiety, people-pleasing, difficulty trusting others, emotional overwhelm, or challenges in relationships. Together, we explore how past experiences may be influencing the present and work toward building greater stability, understanding, and healthier patterns moving forward.

  • Yes, I provide couples counseling for partners who want to better understand the patterns affecting their relationship and develop healthier ways of communicating and connecting.

    Couples often seek therapy when they find themselves repeating the same conflicts, feeling disconnected, or struggling to understand each other’s emotional needs. In our work together, we focus on improving communication, understanding underlying emotional triggers, and strengthening the sense of safety and connection within the relationship.

    My approach also considers how individual experiences and attachment patterns may influence how partners respond to conflict, closeness, and stress.

  • Being trauma certified means a therapist has completed specialized training in understanding how difficult or overwhelming experiences can affect the brain, nervous system, emotions, and relationships. This training focuses on recognizing trauma responses and supporting clients in ways that feel safe, supportive, and appropriately paced.

    This training can also be helpful when working with concerns beyond trauma, such as anxiety or relationship stress, because many of these challenges are connected to how the nervous system responds to stress and perceived threat.

  • My goal is to create a supportive, collaborative space where you feel comfortable exploring your experiences and the patterns that may be affecting your life or relationships.

    In our work together, we will look at both current challenges and the deeper patterns that may be contributing to them. I integrate approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), attachment-focused work, nervous system regulation, and narrative therapy to help clients better understand their thoughts, emotions, and responses.

    Sessions often include a combination of exploring experiences, identifying patterns, developing practical tools for managing anxiety or conflict, and building greater self-awareness. Therapy moves at a pace that feels safe and manageable, with the goal of helping you develop meaningful and lasting change.

Get Started: Therapy for Trauma, Anxiety, and Relationships in St. Louis

Starting therapy can feel like a big step, but you don’t have to have it all figured out.

A free consultation is a simple way to see if this feels like the right fit.