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, and 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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    Grief Rituals

    The Healing Ground

    Grief work is sacred work. When grief is welcomed, it transforms us in ways we never could have imagined. During grief rituals, we come together to sing, share tears, tell stories, move our bodies, learn the ways of grief - all of which beckons grief out of its isolation and into communal embrace. When we’re together in grief, we’re on healing ground.

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    Psychotherapy

    Coming Home

    Our wounds need care and our reverence. They can sometimes be a calling towards a fuller, more authentic life. Turning towards our experience can feel like coming home. I provide guidance to help you tend to the painful challenges arising in your life, as well as support the discovery of your unique gifts along the way.

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    Tending Community

    Our Way Together

    Looking out for each other benefits all of us. There can be far reaching benefit through small acts of service in our communities. Through our local programs for young people, we offer a safety net to catch those who are suffering alone. No-cost, in-school mental health programs and community mental health trainings strengthen us now and impact our generations to come.

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

-Emily Dickinson