All Terrain Counseling

Bobbi is a trauma-informed, person-centered therapist who believes healing happens within the full context of who we are: our minds, bodies, relationships, histories, identities, communities, and the systems we live within. She has worked within the community with children, adolescents, survivors, women, LGBTQIA+, chronically ill patients within the Grand Traverse Region for the last 15 years, with almost 6.5 years of that time in clinical virtual private practice serving Michigan statewide. Her practice is grounded in a decolonizing, feminist, and attachment based therapy frameworks, recognizing that mental health is not experienced in isolation from the world around us. Our struggles are shaped by culture, family systems, social expectations, power dynamics, oppression, access to resources, and the environments we navigate. Therapy can be a space to explore these influences, challenge harmful narratives, reclaim your voice, and reconnect with your own agency and wisdom. She believes the brain is not separate from the body, and that our thoughts, emotions, nervous systems, physical health, and lived experiences are deeply interconnected. Healing requires more than simply analyzing our thoughts; it involves understanding how stress, trauma, relationships, environments, and embodied experiences impact our overall well-being. Because of this, she offers an integrative approach that honors the connection between mental, emotional, physical, and relational health. She supports the mental health needs of women and birthing people. And believes many people have learned to survive within systems, relationships, or environments that were not created with their needs in mind. Therapy is not about helping you conform to those expectations, but rather creating space to understand yourself, honor your adaptations, heal from wounds, and imagine new possibilities for how you want to live. She currently offers virtual individual therapy services and ecotherapy opportunities, including some group facilitation, while exploring the healing relationship between humans, nature, embodiment, and community.