MA, LCMHCA

Specialties: Grief, including pregnancy and infant loss; Couples Coaching and Relationship Concerns; Perimenopause; Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder(PMDD); Pregnancy and Postpartum

Additional Areas of Support: LGBTQ+ experiences, trauma, PTSD, and life transitions.

Specialized Training: Gottman Levels 1 and 2; Emotion Focused Therapy training for couples; functional medicine certification

Location: In person in Wilmington & Virtual across NC

Skyler supports individuals navigating grief, relationship challenges, hormonal transitions, and the emotional complexities of pregnancy and postpartum. Her clinical interests center on helping clients make sense of difficult experiences, understand their needs, and find a path forward that feels meaningful to them.

Whether you’re processing a loss, feeling disconnected in your relationship, or struggling to recognize yourself during a season of change, therapy can offer space to slow down and explore what you’re carrying. You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out.

Get To Know Skyler

Originally from Upstate New York, Skyler recently moved back to Wilmington. She earned her master’s degree from St. John Fisher University and is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate. In addition to her relationship-focused training, she holds functional medicine certifications.

Outside of work, Skyler enjoys Pilates, spending time at the beach with friends, and life with her two cats.

Grief, Pregnancy & Infant Loss

Grief can affect your relationships, your sense of identity, and the way you experience everyday life. You may feel overwhelmed by emotions, disconnected from others, or unsure how to move forward when the world around you seems to keep going.

Skyler supports clients experiencing grief, including pregnancy and infant loss. Therapy offers space to acknowledge your loss, explore complicated feelings, and navigate the changes that follow without pressure to grieve in a particular way or on anyone else’s timeline.

Couples Coaching & Relationship Concerns

Even meaningful, loving relationships can become strained by stress, unmet needs, and patterns that leave both partners feeling misunderstood. You may find yourselves having the same disagreements, struggling to communicate, or missing the connection you once felt.

Skyler offers couples coaching to help partners better understand their relationship patterns, communicate their needs, and strengthen emotional connection. She has completed Gottman Levels 1 and 2 and is currently completing Emotion Focused Therapy training for couples. She also works with individuals navigating relationship concerns, boundaries, and changes in their connections with others.

PMDD & Perimenopause

When changes in mood, energy, or emotional well-being affect your daily life, it can be difficult to feel grounded in yourself. You may notice recurring periods of irritability, sadness, anxiety, or relationship tension and wonder why things feel so much harder at certain times.

Skyler supports clients navigating PMDD and perimenopause, offering space to explore emotional patterns, understand how these experiences affect their lives, and develop ways to care for themselves through hormonal transitions.

Pregnancy & Postpartum

Pregnancy and postpartum can bring joy alongside uncertainty, exhaustion, grief, and changes you didn’t anticipate. You may feel pressure to embrace every moment while privately struggling with your emotions, your relationships, or your changing sense of self.

Skyler offers support during pregnancy and postpartum, helping clients explore the emotional demands of this season and make room for their own needs. Therapy can be a place to speak openly about your experience without feeling that you need to minimize the difficult parts.

Trauma, Identity & Life Transitions

Some experiences leave a lasting impact on how you feel about yourself, relate to others, and navigate the world. Major transitions can also bring uncertainty, even when the change is something you wanted.

Skyler’s additional areas of support include trauma, PTSD, LGBTQ+ experiences, and life transitions. These concerns may overlap with grief, relationships, or changes in identity, and therapy offers room to explore how they connect within your own life.

Take the First Step

You don’t need the perfect words to ask for support. If you’re interested in working with Skyler, reach out to our team to learn more about her services and explore whether she may be a good fit for your needs.

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