Emily Tackett, LMHCA

Emily earned her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Marian University and bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Health & Science from Middle Tennessee State University. She has previous experience working in group and individual settings with vulnerable populations at the Indiana Women’s State Prison and Child Advocacy Center

Emily provides therapy for individuals 18+ and low conflict couples. She works with adults who are experiencing anxiety, attachment and relationship concerns, executive dysfunction, issues with setting boundaries and practicing healthy communication, and struggles with body dissatisfaction.

Emily shares, “There’s no one way to “do” therapy, everyone has different needs. Allowing yourself to be vulnerable can feel overwhelming, and my goal is to create a non-judgmental environment where clients can feel safe and demonstrate autonomy. By emphasizing a collaborative relationship, I can help with improving emotional regulation and communication skills, increasing self-awareness, identifying behavioral patterns, healing inner child and attachment wounds, and developing coping skills. In my practice, I use a client centered approach while integrating techniques from DBT, EFT, and motivational interviewing. This space is intended to transform struggles into strength and resilience through careful, sensitive work. Navigating life’s challenges can be uncomfortably messy and hard, but it doesn’t have to be done alone.”

Outside of her professional life, Emily shares she enjoys dopamine rushes from live music, reading a good book, being active outdoors, and hanging out with loved ones. 

Rates:

Individual session: $145

                                   Couples sessions: $155

License Number: 88002568A Indiana