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Cambra is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern completing her master’s degree through Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions. Her background includes working in child crisis centers, foster care, and with vulnerable and underserved populations.
Cambra has experience supporting clients navigating trauma, dissociation, self-harm, identity concerns, attachment wounds, sexual assault, and complex relationships. She is EMDR-certified and uses a person-centered, trauma-informed, and attachment-based approach, incorporating CBT, somatic interventions, and nervous system regulation. Cambra strives to create a collaborative, shame-free space where clients feel understood and accepted without judgment. She believes therapy can be both meaningful and authentic, welcoming humor and individuality while meeting clients where they are. Outside of counseling, Cambra enjoys sand volleyball, sewing, paddle boarding, yoga, game nights, spending time with her kids and friends, learning about neuroscience, and discovering new bakeries and coffee shops. |
