Sydney Snyder, M.S., LPC, SAC-IT

Are you struggling with adjusting to change, coping with stress or navigating conflict? As a result, has this left you feeling overwhelmed or anxious? Has shame, guilt or negative self-talk been impacting you? Do you need help creating boundaries with your partner, family, or friends?

As a therapist, I believe in the saying, “you can’t pour from an empty cup.” My role is to help you explore areas of concern, develop coping skills, and gain insight about yourself. A primary focus of my practice is teaching self-compassion to help fill up your cup when life is feeling too difficult to navigate on your own. Using a person-centered approach, I value being authentic, compassionate and realistic with you. I emphasize finding a balance in both supporting and challenging my clients to meet their goals. I use a combination of techniques to support these goals (cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical-behavioral therapy, mindfulness, motivational interviewing, strength-based and exposure response prevention).

I am drawn to helping individuals and families cope through life transitions, anxiety, substance use, interpersonal conflict, depression, and grief/loss. My specialization in addictions counseling allows me to support clients through a more focused lens when necessary. I appreciate connection through the vulnerability of our human experience. If you are interested in working with someone who prioritizes you or your families goals, book an appointment with me.

Mental Health Therapist