Mollie Pollaro

Mollie is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. Their practice is richly informed by Narrative Therapy, Trauma-Informed Therapies, Parts Work, Mindfulness, Spirituality, Self-Compassion, Somatics and Embodiment, and Social Justice.

Mollie is passionate about supporting clients in getting free from ways of thinking and behaving that feel painful and rigid. Their approach is intuitive and client centered. Mollie recognizes the profound impact of trauma, relational wounds, and systems of oppression which disconnect people from being at home in themselves. She is dedicated to helping clients move towards the change they want to see in their lives.

Mollie earned a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University. They also hold a Master’s degree in Education from Concordia University. Mollie has experience working with Teens, Adults, and Partners. She is committed to supporting people facing issues related to anxiety, depression, perfectionism, challenges with food & body, identity work, LGBTQIA, shame, relational challenges, trauma, and self-trust.