Craig Parton, LMFT

Craig Parton integrates training in Somatic Psychology into a respectful, curiosity-driven approach that recognizes how the body and mind influence one another. He creates a supportive environment where every aspect of a person’s experience is welcomed and explored with compassion and clear, direct feedback.

Working together, he helps clients identify unmet needs and take practical steps toward a more empowered life. Sessions often involve gentle inquiry into vulnerable feelings and longstanding wounds that may show up as self-injurious or repetitive patterns, with the aim of shifting those patterns into healthier actions and choices.

Craig is consistently kind, clear, and honest in his work. He asks thoughtful questions to illuminate underlying beliefs and to help clients deepen self-knowledge. He also uses somatically based tools such as mindfulness meditation and increased body awareness to help people notice how they move through daily life and decide how they want to be in relationships and situations.

Therapy with him can address a wide range of concerns - from intimacy and unwanted behaviors to grieving losses that have gone unacknowledged. He strives to co-create a space in which all parts of a person are seen, and he invites curiosity about lived experience as a path toward new insight and meaningful change. LMFT stands for Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.