Annie Wright, LMFT
Pronouns: She/her/hers
Phonetic pronunciation of name: “ANN-KNEE”
Role at Evergreen: Clinician, Founder of Evergreen Counseling
However you are, no matter what’s going on in your life right now, the fact that you’re here on this page says to me that a part of you is hopeful that things can be different for you. That healing is possible. That you’re ready for something better. That part of you is so wise. Something better is possible, no matter where you’re starting from in life. This is a bone-deep conviction of mine and the reason why I’m a clinician and why I founded Evergreen Counseling. Because I believe with every cell in my body that, until our last breath, no matter where we’re starting from, change is possible. And it’s my job and my team’s job to help you achieve that change. So again, welcome. I’m so glad that you’re here and I’m truly honored to be of support to you.
Clinical issues/specialties
Anxiety
Attachment Trauma
Childhood Trauma
Complex Trauma
C-PTSD
Depression
Developmental Trauma
Emotional Abuse
First Gen Trauma
Intergenerational Trauma
Narcissistic Abuse
PTSD
Relational Trauma
Intergenerational Trauma
Clinical modalities used with clients
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
CBT
DBT
EMDR
Gestalt
Mindfulness
Motivational Interviewing
Populations served
Adults (20+)
Clinical style
Warm, engaged, direct, relatable, and evidence-based.
Therapy services location
Remote telehealth sessions for clients all over California and Florida.
License
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #95719
Florida Telehealth Provider (TPMF356)
Degrees
Brown University | BA in Egyptology, BA in History | 2004
California Institute of Integral Studies | Masters in Counseling Psychology | 2012
Advanced Trainings
Member, EMDRIA, #60710950
Complex Trauma Certification Training Levels 1 & 2 (CCTP/CCTP-II) | Janina Fisher, Ph.D., and Bessel
Van Der Kolk | (in progress)
Integrative Approach to Treating Trauma: Blending IFS, Sensorimotor, Mindfulness, Psychoeducation, and More | Janina Fisher | May 2022
Chronic Suicidality and Self Destructive Behavior | Janina Fisher | May 2022
Advanced PTSD Case Conceptualization | Stephanie Sacks, Ph.D. | May 2022
EMDR-Certified Therapist | EMDRIA | July 2021
Attachment-Focused EMDR – Healing Developmental Deficits and Adults Abused as Children | Laurell Parnell, Ph.D. | June 2021
EMDR Basic Training | Sonoma Psychotherapy Training Institute | December 2019
Why I do this work
I can’t not do this work. Not only is this work of trauma recovery my passion, but it’s also my own life story. Having come from a traumatic childhood myself and having personally experienced the life-changing, transformative, and life-giving effects of good trauma therapy, becoming a trauma clinician myself and helping others to achieve this change feels like nothing short of a calling and a mission. I want to be able to support as many people as possible who, despite coming from very adverse childhoods, still have the best adulthood possible.
The best part of my job
Without a doubt, the best part of my job is my clients. I love getting to connect deeply with extraordinary people who, despite having had terrible things happen to them, are still hopeful that change is possible. Every time I meet a new client, I feel like I’m unwrapping a Christmas gift – slowly unfolding, and getting to know the incredible soul who trusts me enough to be a part of their healing journey moves me so much.
How I spend my free time
When I’m not working, I’m with my beloved daughter and husband. We’re either hanging out together or spending time with our wonderful friends. I also make time every day to ride my Peloton, weightlift, or run since exercise is so helpful to my own mental health. I also love puttering around the house, cooking, and doing little projects while listening to fiction books on Audible, learning new languages on Duolingo, and daydreaming about/planning my little family’s next international adventure.
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