
you are exactly where you need to be
psychotherapy for
seekers
healers
and
cycle breakers
Maybe you’ve noticed the same patterns repeating in your relationships. You feel weighed down by family dynamics that shaped you in ways you never chose. Maybe life feels flat, directionless - and you’re hungry for something more meaningful.
Though it may come with discomfort - change, self-examination, and growth can all be worthwhile endeavors.
I would be honored to be your companion on the path to self-understanding and the peace you are seeking.
Hi, I’m Micaela
I’m a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist in Austin TX. I specialize in the lifelong process of individuation - becoming your own person through self-discovery, integration, and finding purpose.

Whatever brought you here is not a detour. It’s part of the path.
Who typically finds me
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People who grow up in complicated family systems often develop strategies for getting by — ways of staying safe, keeping the peace, or holding things together. Those patterns may have helped you survive then, but they can leave you feeling stuck now. You might feel lonely in your relationships, or struggle to feel connected and secure. You might feel like you are constantly trying to break free of your family of origin — whether literally or metaphorically. In therapy, we’ll honor the strategies that once protected you, while also exploring new ways of being that serve you better today. Together, we can increase self-awareness, reshape unhelpful patterns, and cultivate a deeper sense of security — both within yourself and in your relationships. It’s about moving from survival toward a fuller, freer life.
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Life’s challenges often bring up deep questions about meaning, purpose, and our place in the world. At times, uncertainty, loss, or transitions can leave us feeling untethered. Exploring these experiences can help clarify what truly matters to you. Together, we can work toward aligning your life with your values, embracing personal responsibility, and finding meaning - even in the face of uncertainty.
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I often work with people who feel drained in their relationships. The ones who give and give, but still feel unseen or unsupported. Maybe you’ve learned to say yes when you want to say no, or you find yourself responsible for other people’s emotions. Together, we’ll explore how to create healthier boundaries so you can experience connection without losing yourself.
