Therapy at Building Bridges means you can bring your whole self, your story, your emotions, and your faith when it matters to you. I use evidence-based approaches like EMDR and trauma therapy to help you work through what you've been experiencing while building tools that help in your daily life.
Your pain matters and your emotions are valid. You'll get support that honors where you are right now without dismissing what you're going through.
Education and support for churches, youth ministries, and community organizations who want to help their communities understand trauma, grief, anxiety, and mental health through a faith-informed lens.
Trauma and grief-informed coaching groups for women who want community, connection, and practical tools for healing. Groups provide guided teaching, emotional support, and a safe space to feel understood while building resilience alongside others who get it.
Emotional and spiritual support for women seeking growth, clarity, and change. Coaching focuses on building new patterns, navigating transitions, and strengthening your relationship with yourself and God through action-oriented support grounded in faith.
Therapy that honors both your emotional healing and your relationship with God. You'll process trauma and grief using evidence-based approaches while your faith is woven into the work naturally, never forced or used to bypass what you're experiencing.
Compassionate therapy for teens (ages 13+) navigating identity, overwhelming emotions, trauma, and relationships. Teens get a space where they can be honest about what's really going on without feeling judged while learning tools to manage what feels impossible right now.
Trauma-informed therapy using EMDR and evidence-based approaches for adults dealing with trauma, grief, anxiety, relationship wounds, or patterns they want to change. You'll work through what's affecting you at a pace that feels safe and build tools to help you in your journey.
You'll work through trauma and grief using EMDR and evidence-based tools at a pace that never feels rushed. Sessions give you time to process your experiences while building practical skills to help you respond to life differently.
You'll understand why you react the way you do, learn how to calm your nervous system when anxiety hits, and develop the tools to change patterns that have been holding you back. You'll walk away with skills that help you feel capable and whole.
You'll feel safe enough to be honest about what's really going on. We'll talk about what you're hoping therapy can help with, and you'll get a sense of how we'll work together before deciding if this feels like the right fit.
The emotions you bring and the experiences you're navigating matter. There's space to feel what you're feeling without judgment or shame about where you are in your process.
That kind of safety extends to how therapy moves forward too. Therapy moves at the pace that works for you, using approaches chosen specifically for your situation rather than a standard method applied to everyone. You won't feel rushed or pressured to move faster than feels safe.
And the way we work together reflects that same care. You'll work with someone who brings warmth and honesty into sessions rather than maintaining professional distance, making it easier to open up about what you're experiencing.
You'll feel genuinely cared for while working at a pace that fits how you heal.
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Arizona, and while this is not a Christian counseling practice, I am a follower of Jesus.
If you desire and request it, I can integrate aspects of the Christian faith into our sessions. This may include incorporating biblical principles, prayer, or faith-based perspectives to support your personal growth and healing.
My goal is to meet you where you are and provide the guidance and support you need in a way that respects your beliefs.
Yes, I specialize in therapy for childhood trauma and abuse.
With extensive training in multiple therapeutic modalities, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Internal Family Systems (IFS)/parts work, I am equipped to help clients process and heal from trauma distress.
Whether you're dealing with the lasting effects of early childhood abuse, neglect, or other adverse experiences, my goal is to provide a safe, supportive environment for healing.
I am deeply passionate about helping those navigating these challenging experiences, as I have personal experience with the emotional toll this journey can take.
My approach provides a compassionate, supportive space to process grief, manage emotional distress, and explore available support resources.
Whether you're dealing with the loss of a pregnancy or the struggles of infertility, I am here to help you find healing, strength, and emotional support throughout your journey.
I do not operate In-Network with insurance companies, but I do provide a monthly clinical superbill for Out-of-Network reimbursement.
This allows you to submit it to your insurance company for potential reimbursement. I also accept payment via Health Savings Accounts (HSA), debit, credit, cash, and check.
To check your Out-of-Network benefits, you can use the insurance checker above.
To avoid being charged for a session, please cancel at least 24 hours prior to your scheduled appointment.
You can cancel by texting or email me directly at majo@buildingbridgescollective.com.
Please note, replying to the automated text reminder will not reach me. Be sure to contact me directly and wait for confirmation of your cancellation.
The length of therapy depends on your unique goals and needs, as healing is different and unique for everyone. After your intake session, we’ll work together to set treatment goals, and we’ll periodically review them to assess progress and make adjustments as needed.
Therapy could last a few months or longer, depending on the nature of the challenges we’re addressing. The important thing is that we’ll move at a pace that feels right for you.
Yes, virtual therapy can be just as effective as in-person sessions for many people.
While occasional technical issues like weak internet connections or distractions can arise, most clients find online therapy to be a convenient and helpful option for their mental health.
After your intake session, we’ll discuss your specific needs and make sure we adjust the format to work best for you.
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Arizona, and while this is not a Christian counseling practice, I am a follower of Jesus.
If you desire and request it, I can integrate aspects of the Christian faith into our sessions. This may include incorporating biblical principles, prayer, or faith-based perspectives to support your personal growth and healing.
My goal is to meet you where you are and provide the guidance and support you need in a way that respects your beliefs.
Yes, I specialize in therapy for childhood trauma and abuse.
With extensive training in multiple therapeutic modalities, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Internal Family Systems (IFS)/parts work, I am equipped to help clients process and heal from trauma distress.
Whether you're dealing with the lasting effects of early childhood abuse, neglect, or other adverse experiences, my goal is to provide a safe, supportive environment for healing.
I am deeply passionate about helping those navigating these challenging experiences, as I have personal experience with the emotional toll this journey can take.
My approach provides a compassionate, supportive space to process grief, manage emotional distress, and explore available support resources.
Whether you're dealing with the loss of a pregnancy or the struggles of infertility, I am here to help you find healing, strength, and emotional support throughout your journey.
I do not operate In-Network with insurance companies, but I do provide a monthly clinical superbill for Out-of-Network reimbursement.
This allows you to submit it to your insurance company for potential reimbursement. I also accept payment via Health Savings Accounts (HSA), debit, credit, cash, and check.
To check your Out-of-Network benefits, you can use the insurance checker above.
Yes, I offer reduced-rate spots on my caseload based on availability.
These spots are limited and provide 12 sessions at a reduced rate.
For more information on current availability or waitlist times, please contact me at majo@buildingbridgescollective.com.
To avoid being charged for a session, please cancel at least 24 hours prior to your scheduled appointment.
You can cancel by texting or email me directly at majo@buildingbridgescollective.com.
Please note, replying to the automated text reminder will not reach me. Be sure to contact me directly and wait for confirmation of your cancellation.
The length of therapy depends on your unique goals and needs, as healing is different and unique for everyone. After your intake session, we’ll work together to set treatment goals, and we’ll periodically review them to assess progress and make adjustments as needed.
Therapy could last a few months or longer, depending on the nature of the challenges we’re addressing. The important thing is that we’ll move at a pace that feels right for you.
To schedule a consultation, please fill out the inquiry form on our contact page.
Yes, virtual therapy can be just as effective as in-person sessions for many people.
While occasional technical issues like weak internet connections or distractions can arise, most clients find online therapy to be a convenient and helpful option for their mental health.
After your intake session, we’ll discuss your specific needs and make sure we adjust the format to work best for you.
Take the first step toward a life filled with peace, connection, and wholeness. Through compassionate, trauma-informed care, we’ll navigate this path together, creating space for growth and renewal. Don’t wait to start your journey, reach out today and take that first step toward joy.
If you're ready to work through trauma and grief with someone who gets it, schedule a free consultation and let's talk about what therapy could look like for you.