Welcome,
I’m Evelyn Stewart, MS, LPC
I’m glad you’re here.
On my path as a therapist and healer, one thing I’m always going to stand on is this: YOU are the expert of your life. I believe healing happens when we honor your lived experience and reconnect with your inner wisdom.
I show up with care, curiosity, and a neurodivergent-affirming, liberation-focused approach. So we’re not just symptom-chasing—we’re looking at what your body is holding, how your nervous system learned to survive, the patterns that keep showing up, and what your environment has demanded of you. We’ll go at a pace that respects your capacity. We’ll name what hurts, build what supports you, and practice tools you can take with you when real life is happening.
I know how exhausting it can be to move through spaces that weren’t built to hold all of who you are. This is a space where you don’t have to perform, shrink, overexplain, or translate yourself. I hold space for neurodivergent folks, People of the Global Majority, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and first/second-generation immigrant adults to explore, reclaim, and come home to themselves.
*Licensed in Colorado, Florida & South Carolina*
ADHD & Executive functioning
Reentry & Post-Incarceration Support
Masking and neurodivergent overwhelm
BIPOC & Cultural Stress
LGBTQIA+
Kink/BDSM
Polyamory /ENM & Nontraditional Relationships
Teens & Young Adults
Anxiety & Life Transitions
Sex & Intimacy Support
Exploring Sexual Identity
Body Image & Self-Esteem
Sex Worker Affirming
Therapy Lenses:
Clinical Focus:
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
Person-Centered Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Attachment-Based Therapy
Mindfulness-Based Therapy
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Somatic Therapy
Internal Family Systems
Trauma-Informed Therapy
Music Therapy
Art Therapy
Liberation Therapy
Gottman
Core Themes:
Focus, follow-through, motivation, time management, procrastination
Unmasking safely, sensory support, nervous system regulation, sustainable routines, and advocacy
Trauma-informed care that prioritizes safety, pacing, and empowerment—especially when trust, boundaries, and nervous system activation are impacted.
Grounding skills, overwhelm management, decision-making, identity shifts, grief, and building stability during major change.
Culturally responsive support for navigating racism, code-switching, workplace stress, intergenerational patterns, and community care.
Unlearning body shame, rebuilding self-trust, reconnecting to pleasure and autonomy, and practicing dignity-centered self-worth.
Communication skills, conflict repair, people-pleasing, trust, intimacy, and building relationships that feel mutual and safe.
I use evidence-based modalities to give clients the best care possible. I draw from modalities including, but not limited to: