Avery Fisher Therapy

Therapy, in this space, isn’t about “fixing” or performing healing - it’s about returning to the intelligence of your body, your relationships, and your place in the web of life.

We live in a world that often asks us to override, suppress, and fragment ourselves. Together, we can slow down. We can notice what your body is saying. We can make space for integrating trauma - including acute, chronic, vicarious, and systemic.

You may be living with anxiety, depression, PTSD, or a general sense of stuckness or grief. You may not have a name for what you’re carrying. That’s okay. My understanding of therapy is relational, embodied, and contextual. It’s not about arriving at a perfect version of yourself. It’s about increasing your capacity to meet life with presence, discernment, and compassion.

My work is grounded in the belief that individual healing is inseparable from collective liberation and ecological care. In other words: the stress, trauma, grief, or numbness you might be carrying isn’t just yours. It’s shaped by wider forces - oppressive systems, inherited patterns, and the impossible pace of modern life in these changing times.

Therapy can be a very useful thread in the tapestry of change - personal, social, and ecological. I’m grateful and honored to walk with folks on this path.

2207 NE 65th St #200

Seattle WA 98115