Book Launch by Dr. Sherry Walling

Feb 21, 2018 | Book Launch, Entrepreneurs, Sherry Walling

We are so impressed with the work of our colleague, Dr. Sherry Walling. She has a unique and personal understanding of the emotional needs of the entrepreneur/founder and keeps a full schedule of national and international speaking engagements, distilling essential psychological truth to a community familiar with sacrificing relational and mental health in the service of creative passion. 

She is now launching her book, The Entrepreneur's Guide To Keeping Your Sh*t Together, which is an accessible resource of her best thoughts in this area. A great read for anyone who has ever contemplated the elusive 'work/life balance' while also feeling committed to creating new things. Available on Amazon in hard copy and Kindle.

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Emerge Therapy is Hosting: Touching Two Worlds Integration

Mar 21, 2024 |

A CEU Event May 3rd @6:30pm - Pre-show Networking Event at our New North Loop Location At Emerge Therapy, we believe in the profound connection between mind and body in the journey of therapeutic healing. Our foundation was sparked by the necessity for a space where...

Emerge Therapy is hiring

Jun 17, 2022 |

Emerge Therapy provides psychodynamic/psychoanalytic therapy, as well as trauma based therapy interventions to children, adolescents, adults, and couples. We are looking to hire clinicians interested in developing their analytic thinking and practice and who desire...

New Therapists at Emerge

Apr 11, 2020 |

We are pleased to announce that we have 2 new clinicians that joined the team at Emerge.  Rachel Nycklemoe, MPS, LADC & Thulr Odinsson, M.A. Their unique backgrounds and areas of specialty are the perfect compliment to the other therapists here at Emerge and they...

Emerge Welcomes Chelsea Deklotz

Jan 12, 2020 |

Chelsea Deklotz has joined us at Emerge from her previous work in Brooklyn, NY. She works with overachievers, perfectionists, and people pleasers who feel like they are doing all the right things, but still feel stuck, lonely, or misunderstood. She is very interested...