Tracy Tippett (he/him)

I provide a safe and supportive environment for clients to explore their gender identity. My approach is rooted in empathy, respect, and a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding gender. I utilize a variety of practices to help clients navigate their unique journeys, offering personalized strategies and support through successes and challenges.

Feeling anxious and dealing with anxiety symptoms can be exhausting. Helping clients understand the neuroscience behind anxiety can bring understanding and relief. Learning to identify anxiety triggers, dealing with anxious feelings in the moment, and putting anxiety in the rearview mirror is possible. Let's get to work.

Being ADHD in a neurotypical world can be tough. Staying organized, keeping up with items, and finishing tasks may seem simple for some, but these can be the biggest challenges for those of us with ADHD. There are ways to survive and keep your self-esteem intact. Talk to someone who understands and learn or strengthen strategies for daily life.

I have been interested in and doing attachment work since the late 90's. How we are connected to people and the impact that this has on our relationships is fascinating. Attachment work takes a step back to explore early relationship dynamics and resulting coping strategies being used in relationships today. Gaining a healthy understanding of relationship expectations and boundaries is one of the first steps in forming a healthy attachment.

Tracy specializes in couples counseling, offering a supportive space for partners to strengthen connection, improve communication, and navigate challenges with empathy and respect. With expertise in LGBTQIA2S+ relationships, he understands the complexities of diverse identities and dynamics. Tracy's trauma-informed approach helps partners address past wounds, build trust, and foster healthier, more fulfilling relationships by developing practical tools to enhance emotional safety and connection.

Tracy specializes in Person-Centered (Rogerian) counseling, providing a compassionate, nonjudgmental space where clients feel heard, valued, and empowered. He believes that clients are the experts in their own lives and focuses on fostering self-discovery and growth through empathy, unconditional positive regard, and genuine understanding. Tracy’s approach encourages clients to explore their experiences, build self-esteem, and cultivate resilience, fostering meaningful and lasting personal chang

Tracy specializes in Person-Centered (Rogerian) counseling, creating a compassionate, nonjudgmental space where clients feel heard and valued. He believes clients are experts in their own lives and focuses on fostering growth through empathy, unconditional positive regard, and genuine understanding. By exploring experiences and building self-esteem, Tracy helps clients cultivate resilience and achieve meaningful, lasting personal change.

I specialize in couples counseling, offering a supportive space for partners to strengthen connection, improve communication, and navigate challenges with empathy and respect. With expertise in LGBTQIA2S+ relationships, he understands the complexities of diverse identities and dynamics. Tracy's trauma-informed approach helps partners address past wounds, build trust, and foster healthier, more fulfilling relationships by developing practical tools to enhance emotional safety and connection.

I specializes in Person-Centered (Rogerian) counseling, creating a compassionate, nonjudgmental space where clients feel heard and valued. He believes clients are experts in their own lives and focuses on fostering growth through empathy, unconditional positive regard, and genuine understanding. By exploring experiences and building self-esteem, Tracy helps clients cultivate resilience and achieve meaningful, lasting personal change.

Each person in a coupled relationship has unique thoughts and feelings and often has ideas about why the relationship may or may not be working. Creating a psychologically safe space for each person to share their insight is critically important in couples' work. Helping couples "see," both successful and unsuccessful patterns of interacting is a passion of mine. Come work to uncover underlying issues and move your relationship forward.

I believe that people are experts on themselves and when provided with a compassionate safe space and validation, will find the answers to the questions they are seeking. Person-centered therapy relies on the notion that people are motivated to live their best lives. With some outside help in the form of guidance, questions, and conversations, folks can identify solutions to the issues they face and the work can begin.