Shellee A. Sepko, LMFT

Our times are calling us to find new ways of seeing, new stories to live into - for ourselves, for each other, as well as in service to our complex and beautiful world.

It all begins with imagining, where seeds of the new are born.

“Shellee Sepko has a profound commitment to the healing and restoration of community and culture. She possesses a depth of compassion that invites the tentative and tender heart to come forward and be witnessed, especially in these uncertain times.”

Francis Weller, author of The Wild Edge of Sorrow and In the Absence of the Ordinary.

What I Offer

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    Psychotherapy

    The Sacred Wound

    Painful challenges and losses need deep care, and can often become doorways to a fuller, more authentic life. I provide guidance to help you turn towards wounds with reverence, and support your discovery of often hidden gifts.

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    Grief Rituals

    The Healing Ground

    When grief is welcomed, it transforms us in ways we never could have imagined. During grief ritual events, the warmth of song, story, movement, poetry, and the sacred gently beckons grief out of its isolation and into the embrace of community. You are welcome to join us here, in the healing ground for loss.

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    Community Support

    Our Way Together

    Looking out for each other benefits all of us. Through our community programs we offer a safety net to catch those who are suffering alone. No-cost, school mental health programs and community mental health trainings strengthen us now and impact generations to come.

The possible’s slow fuse is lit by the imagination.

-Emily Dickinson