Tina Husky

My path into social work was not the most direct one. I studied Organizational Science at the University of Idaho and spent a good amount of time thinking about how systems work and how people move within them. What kept pulling at me was the person inside the system. What does it actually look like to help someone access their own capacity to move forward? That question is what eventually brought me to a Master of Social Work at Arizona State and into behavioral health work. I went into this field because I want to empower people, and that belief has stayed at the center of everything I do since.

I am trained in EMDR, which I use as a primary approach for trauma processing alongside other evidence-based methods depending on what fits the person in front of me. My style tends toward warm and direct. I take what you bring to sessions seriously and stay present with the harder material rather than steering around it. I keep the work grounded in what you actually want for your life, not just symptom management. We move at a pace that makes sense for where you are.

I primarily work with adults navigating trauma history, anxiety, and depression. My specialty is in EMDR-based trauma processing, and I find the most meaning in working with people who are ready to do something about what they have been carrying. Sessions are available through telehealth in Idaho and Washington. If that sounds like where you are, I would love to connect.