I’m a therapist who believes healing happens when we feel safe enough to be fully seen—and supported enough to try something new.
I work with teens (13+) and adults who are navigating things like anxiety, depression, grief, or trauma. Whether you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or just unsure of where to begin, therapy can help you find a new path forward. My sessions are all virtual, so you can show up from a private space that works for you—your home office, a quiet room, or even your parked car if it’s safe and confidential.
My approach is grounded in proven methods like DBT, ACT, and emotionally focused therapy—but most of all, I show up as a real human. I’ll help you explore what’s holding you back, find your strengths, and build tools that actually work in your day-to-day life.
I also support other helpers—therapists, first responders, caregivers—because I know how heavy it can be to hold space for others. I’ve done the work to become a therapist’s therapist, and I offer a space where you don’t have to have it all figured out.
Whether you’re just beginning or returning to therapy, I’m here to walk with you.
I’m Aeryn Williams (she/her), a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with Supervision designation (LPCC-S) in Ohio. I’ve spent over a decade walking alongside people through some of their most vulnerable moments, whether that’s navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, burnout, or big life transitions.
I believe therapy should feel like a conversation with someone who really sees you. Someone who isn’t afraid to ask the hard questions but who always does so with compassion and curiosity. My style is relational, honest, and deeply human.
I’m trained in evidence-based therapies like DBT, ACT, and Emotionally Focused Therapy. But my real specialty is helping people connect the dots: between what they feel and what they need, between their pain and their power.
In addition to my clinical work, I support other helpers such as therapists, first responders, and caregivers through consultation, education, and space to breathe. I’ve been the one holding the space for others, and I know how heavy that role can be. My work with professionals isn’t an add-on. It’s a calling.
When I’m not working, you’ll find me immersed in community theater, creating reflective journals, or spending time near water, which is my reset button.
