Dylan Spradlin / Family InsightsClinical Social Work/Therapist, MA, MSW, LCSW

About

You’re here because something has been lost—and it has undone you. A parent. A partner. A pregnancy. A child you hoped for. Or the life you thought you’d be living. Maybe your teenager lost a friend—to suicide, to illness, to something no one talks about—and now they’re angry, shut down, reckless, or unreachable. Maybe your child is grieving and you don’t recognize them anymore. Or maybe you are barely holding it together while still showing up for everyone else. You don’t know if this is “bad enough” for therapy—but you know you can’t keep carrying it alone. Grief can hollow you out quietly. With support, it doesn’t have to stay View 10 Photos I help kids, teens, adults and families slow down with grief, listen to what it’s asking, and make meaning without rushing healing. Through attuned presence, play, and nervous system support, we gently tend what’s been shattered—so grief can soften, connection can return, and life can begin to feel livable again.

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