Gabrielle Molina

Gabrielle is an Integrative Depth Psychotherapist who believes that true healing comes from understanding the deeper internal, relational, and life forces that shape us. Her approach is warm, deeply relational, and trauma-focused, rooted in the belief that we are not simply what happened to us, but who we choose to become. She provides a safe, validating space to witness suffering, recognizing that profound loss, trauma, and attachment wounds can deeply isolate us and deprive us of the connection we all need to survive. With 14 years of experience navigating complex clinical environments in community and forensic settings, Gabrielle specializes in treating depression, anxiety, PTSD, complex trauma, and relational issues. Having lived and practiced across Nevada, Montana, and now currently Ohio, she brings a varied perspective shaped by exposure to a wide range of cultures, backgrounds, and life situations. She prioritizes nervous system regulation as the essential foundation for depth work, gently bridging insight-oriented psychodynamic and Jungian exploration with practical tools from ACT, CBT, and DBT. By helping clients regulate their physiology and become compassionate observers of their own emotions, she guides them to separate themselves from internalized messages of shame and brokenness, reclaim their inherent authority, and step back into authentic connection. Gabrielle holds a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Nevada, Reno, and is EMDR trained for targeted trauma processing. Outside of the therapy room, Gabrielle is a lifelong learner who enjoys psychology literature, camping, off-roading, live concerts, cooking for family and friends, and spending quality time with her three beloved dogs: Abigail Joy, Lucy Loo, and Bodhi Lynn.