Emily Siegel, LCSW PC

Emily Siegel earned her MSW at Hunter College School of Social Work in New York City in 2002.  While working in community mental health in Brooklyn, New York, she developed a particular interest in working with trauma.  For Emily, this meant understanding how people develop normal reactions to abnormal circumstances, rather than focusing on pathology.  Everyone’s path to healing is unique, and Emily works with each client and couple to help them define what they are seeking through therapy, including greater emotional flexibility and increased ease of well being.   Emily moved to Laramie in 2011 with her wife who grew up in Laramie to spend more time camping and biking and less time on the subway.    Post- Masters training:

  • Advanced Certificate, Trauma Studies Center- Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy, 2007.  

  • EMDR- EMDRIA Certified 2005, EMDRIA Certified Consultant 2010

  • Stephen Mitchel Center for Relational Studies 2009, 2010

  • Internal Family Systems Level 1 2015

  • Intimacy From the Inside Out - Couples Therapy Basic (IFS Level 2) 2016

  • Intimacy From the Inside Out Advanced 2018; IFIO Sex and Sexuality 2022; IFIO Betrayal and Repair 2023.

  • IFS Program Assistant 2020, 2023

  • IFIO Staff 2023

    To contact Emily call 307-399-4508

Ryan Boysen, PPC

Welcome! It can be daunting to search for the right therapist. I want to acknowledge your courage and welcome all the parts of you - including the ones who are unsure, resistant, or concerned about beginning counseling. 

I am a Provisionally Practicing Counselor under the supervision of Emily Siegel, LCSW.  I am trained in Internal Family Systems therapy (Level 1), a healing model that effectively addresses anxiety, depression, trauma and other symptoms or difficulties. I do my best to embody presence, openness, and compassion to help client’s entire systems feel comfortable and safe, both to be seen and vulnerable. Believing Self-acceptance is a precondition to change, I usually begin with helping clients understand themselves, and how they got where they are now. 

Personally, counseling is my second career after nearly 20 years as a research scientist. Having experienced some dramatic life changes - divorce, remarriage, kids, and midlife “unraveling” or “awakening,” I feel grateful to have discovered a career that allows me to live part of my purpose in life, which is to be as open and present as possible with what life presents to me.

To contact Ryan call 307-314-2425