Carly McDade, LMFT, PMH-C, TCTSY-F
(she/her)

my intersectional identities include:
white, cishet, non-disabled, neurotypical, spiritual/non-religious, economically-privileged. 

THERAPY

I have a graduate degree in Clinical & Counseling Psychology, focused in Marriage & Family Therapy. As an MFT, I view treatment systemically. A systemic approach takes into consideration the intersections of your experienced challenges across societal, familial, cultural, & political constructs — particularly the systems under which you are oppressed or marginalized.

YOGA

My arrival “on the mat” began in 2008. Following years of self-practice, I earned 200- & 300-hour certifications in the Vinyasa lineage with Blue Banyan Yoga. In March of 2021, I also completed a 300-hour certification program in Trauma Sensitive Yoga with the Center for Trauma & Embodiment. CFTE’s methodology is focused on one’s internal, felt experience, and was empirically developed to complement participants’ treatment of complex trauma.

SOMATIC HEALING

Body-based practices can strengthen neurological awareness and enhance the fundamental need for relational safety. We each have a physical body, mind & spirit. Integrating somatics with talk therapy can help heal the subtle body which links them together. Feel free to click on the links below to learn more about these other modalities in which I have been trained.