Regina Walsh

I believe meaningful therapy begins with feeling truly seen, heard, and respected. After decades as a clinician, I continue to feel honored by the trust people place in me as they work through difficult seasons and move toward greater peace, clarity, and self-understanding. My first master’s degree was in alcohol and other drug counseling, and I hold both state and national certifications. Over the years, I have developed particular experience supporting people navigating chemical dependency, veterans living with PTSD, and women who have experienced emotional, physical, or sexual abuse. These experiences have deepened my belief that healing is possible, and that therapy should be compassionate, collaborative, and grounded in each person’s unique story.

My approach is integrative and personalized, drawing from person-centered therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, evidence-based psychotherapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. I also had the privilege of training under Marsha Linehan, the pioneer in DBT.

In our work together, I will meet you with warmth and honesty while helping you build practical tools, understand your patterns, and reconnect with your strengths.