Farleigh (she/her) is a queer-identified psychotherapist who is grateful to be an active and supportive participant in the therapeutic process. Farleigh cares about creating a place of safety for those who are healing from trauma, depression, anxiety and more.
Farleigh has trained in Crisis Intervention, Motivational Interviewing, and the Nurtured Heart Approach. She cultivates a collaborative and integrative practice inspired by humanistic, existential, cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness, feminist, multicultural, and strength-based approaches.
A believer in holistic wellness, social and environmental justice, Farleigh holds herself to a lifelong professional and personal practice that embodies these pursuits. She believes in the empowerment of body and sex positivity as protected by a culture of autonomy and consent. Importantly, Farleigh is aware of how colonialism has impacted and shaped modern living around the world, in the US, and in New Mexico, the original & unceded territory of Indigenous tribes. She is sensitive to the individual and collective power & responsibility towards creating a better future for our collective health and wellness.
She holds a BS in both Psychology and Nutrition and an MA in Counseling, giving her the foundations of health and wellness to help her clients find a holistic sense of wellbeing.
