Wild Ivy Psychotherapy

Mental and Behavioral Health Services

Wild Ivy offers therapy in North Carolina and South Carolina for children and young adults who feel anxious, overwhelmed, or stuck in patterns that no longer feel helpful. Support is available for concerns including anxiety, trauma, emotion regulation, and communication challenges.

Starting therapy can feel like a big step, but you don’t have to do it alone. When you’re ready, I’m here to support you.

Flexible appointments available, including evenings and weekends.

Services

Individual Therapy

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Caregiver/Sibling sessions

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Exposure & Response Prevention

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Frequently Asked Questions

Emily Collier is the lead therapist and owner of Wild Ivy Psychotherapy.
Emily has a masters degree in clinical mental health counseling and has a strong commitment to helping children gain the necessary skills to communicate, regulate their emotions and deal with challenges within their lives.
We work with children from 4 years old and with young adults.
At Wild Ivy, Emily specializes in working with children - young adults that are experiencing challenges with emotions, behaviors, thoughts and overall ability to live their life without feeling weighted down.
We offer individual and family therapy sessions.
Yes to both! Currently I have a waitlist for in-person and am only taking on virtual clients.
Wild Ivy is currently fully private pay. Wild Ivy is working on getting in-network with multiple insurances.
Please refer to the Investment page for a more detailed view of the overall cost.
You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.
emily@wildivypsychotherapy.org

“Like ivy reaching toward the light, even through stone and shadow, we believe healing finds its way — quietly, steadily, and with courage. ”