Who Haley Works With
Children and Adolescents
Haley’s school-based clinical work at Brookstone gives her a unique window into the world children and teens are actually living in — the social dynamics, the academic pressure, the identity questions, and the family stressors that show up in a child’s behavior and emotional life. She works with children and adolescents experiencing:
- Anxiety and worry
- Depression and low mood
- Behavioral challenges and emotional dysregulation
- School-related stress and academic struggles
- Social difficulties and peer relationship challenges
- Grief and loss
- Life transitions — divorce, relocation, family change
Adults
Haley works with adults across a wide range of life circumstances and clinical presentations, including:
- Anxiety and chronic worry
- Depression and low motivation
- Grief and loss — including the loss of a relationship, a role, or a sense of identity
- Life transitions — career shifts, relationship changes, empty nest, retirement
- Relationship challenges and interpersonal patterns
- Stress and burnout
- Parenting support and the emotional weight of raising children
Mothers
Haley has a special place in her practice for mothers — women who are holding enormous amounts of emotional labor, navigating the tension between who they were before children and who they are now, and often seeking support for the first time after years of putting everyone else first.
This includes mothers of young children, mothers navigating postpartum adjustment, mothers of school-age kids managing the mental load, and mothers whose children have grown and left them asking: now what?
Haley’s Approach
Haley practices primarily from interpersonal, client-centered, and family systems frameworks — meaning she attends not just to what you’re experiencing internally, but to the relational context around you: your family of origin, your current relationships, the roles you play, and the patterns that follow you.
She doesn’t apply a one-size-fits-all method. Every treatment plan is built around the individual in front of her — their history, their strengths, their goals, and what they’re actually ready to do.
Haley believes it takes courage to seek help. If you’re ready to take that step, she is ready to meet you there.
Haley at ADAPT Network
As part of the ADAPT Network team, Haley’s work doesn’t exist in isolation. For clients where nervous system regulation is part of the clinical picture, LENS Neurofeedback is available within the same practice — offered by two Ochs Labs-certified providers. For couples where individual therapy is part of a larger relational pattern, Gottman Method couples therapy is available through Erin Harkey, LMSW.
ADAPT Network’s model is built on the belief that better outcomes happen when clinicians work together. Haley’s clients benefit from that collaborative framework.