Robin Arnett

Welcome

Are you ready for big change? Sometimes we come to a point where we feel like we’ve hit a wall. Maybe you’ve been doing therapy for years, but you still feel like something needs to break through. Or maybe you feel like you know what you need to do in your head, but it's not clicking in your heart and body. If this feels like where you’re finding yourself, I can help. Being a sensitive person in this world can be tough. I want to help you find your power, connect to your intuition, and step into embracing yourself exactly as you are.

About

Robin Arnett is the founder of the Empowered Hearts Collective. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, EMDR Approved Consultant, Oregon Board-Approved Clinical Supervisor, and reiki master with a deep passion for helping women to grow into the truest, most authentic versions of themselves. She holds two graduate degrees from Columbia University, and is licensed in Oregon and Colorado. In her work, Robin draws on over fifteen years of experience working in clinical settings, consulting, and education. She takes a trauma-informed approach that integrates spirituality with evidence-based practices. Her work has taken her all over the world, from Ecuador to Uganda, Nicaragua, Washington, DC, Denver, and New York City. Robin specializes in EMDR, Internal Family Systems therapy, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. She particularly enjoys integrating these three modalities, and works with an intensives model, in which clients undergo an EMDR intensive session approximately once every 6 weeks. She practices virtual therapy for weekly and biweekly sessions, and meets in-person for intensives.

Background

Treatment Approach

My vibe is irreverent and authentic, and I take great joy in experiencing real connection with my clients. The healing magic of therapy lives in the relationship. Reach out to schedule a free consultation, where we can discuss your goals and talk about what working together could look like. I can't wait to hear your story.

Client Focus

Other Areas of Focus

Therapy Types

EMDR, IFS, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy work extremely well together because all of these approaches take advantage of neuroplasticity to access deeply stored beliefs and subconscious memories in order to reroute neural pathways and create new neural network to facilitate profound change.