Dr. Courtney Giboi, Psy.D. (she/her/hers)

As humans, we face tremendously painful, stressful, and confusing experiences. We survive and cope using the ways our biologies, families, cultures, and societies teach us. However, we often push away or become overwhelmed by the very pain, vulnerability, and inner experiences we need to find meaning. Therapy can be a powerful tool in your/your family's journey, with the expertise and support of a fitting professional. Having worked in a variety of international, educational, institutional, and clinical settings, Dr. Giboi has been privileged to witness and dedicate her career to helping people across the lifespan to process and find meaning in their pain, build personalized coping strategies, and ultimately shape more meaningful identities and lives. Dr. Giboi is not about band-aid solutions, one-size-fits-all approaches, or by-the-book coping strategies. Instead, she is a doctor of clinical psychology, a practitioner of multiple gold standard interventions, and a talented therapist in crafting personal and sustainable treatment solutions. Dr. Giboi's practice and expertise focuses on the treatment of trauma, identity, acculturation, neurodivergence, adjustment, and social-emotional development across the lifespan. Her research, consultation, and supervisory experiences include: transnational identity development; child and adolescent assessment and therapy; family therapy; social-emotional learning, policy, and practice in education; and trauma recovery. She has particular expertise working with complex trauma survivors, including but not limited to survivors of childhood abuse and neglect, sexual abuse and assault, cults, conversion therapy, religious and institutional trauma, the Troubled Teen Industry [TTI], LGBTQIA+ related trauma, and other identity trauma.