Emily Bolde, LMSW

Emily received her Master’s in Social Work from Wayne State University. She is authentic and relational in her approach to therapy, integrating mindfulness, guided meditation, somatic therapy, parts work, and acceptance and commitment therapy into her work with clients. She believes therapy isn’t one size fits all, and that a person-centered approach is key to walking alongside clients in their healing journey.

Prior to joining Michigan Progressive Health, Emily worked in private practice. She provided integrative therapy services to teens and adults who had experienced trauma, or who were struggling with anxiety, depression, or relationship challenges. She also has prior experience working in grief support, providing peer support to individuals and groups who had experienced the loss of a loved one. She specialized in working with those who had experienced traumatic losses, especially those who had lost someone due to suicide or overdose.

Emily has been trained by the Integrative Psychiatry Institute in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and other psychedelic therapies and is a certified psychedelic-assisted therapy provider. She wholeheartedly believes in the power of psychedelic-assisted therapy to offer transformative experiences that deeply connect individuals with their inner healing intelligence. Emily believes we are hardwired for connection, which is part of why she loves being a therapist.