My name is Mia Yegen, and my education includes a master’s degree from Montana State Univeristy-Billings in Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling. My training in the counseling field centers around trauma-informed, somatic approaches and cognitive behavioral therapy (which really just means that we start connecting the dots between your past, your present, and your emotional and physical wellbeing).

I love helping clients illuminate the pieces of themselves that may have gone underground during times of stress, while encouraging gratitude and self-compassion for the choices and actions that played a vital role in getting through those hard times. When we approach our past with kindness and curiosity, we can move forward with a new perspective rooted in self-acceptance, and an expanded capacity to joyfully connect with the world around us.