Home / A space for the strong one.
I’m Stacy Leet, LCSW. You don’t have to hold everything together here.
I became a therapist because I understand what it means to keep going—the helper, the problem-solver, and the person others rely on when things become difficult. My experiences in the military, leadership, and other high-responsibility roles have helped me understand both the pride and the pressure that come with that.
In military, clinical, and public-safety environments, the mission continues regardless of what you may be carrying. I wanted to create a space where you don’t have to protect anyone else, have everything figured out, or minimize what you’re going through.
I bring authenticity, humor, and compassion, alongside honest feedback. Therapy can involve difficult work without every moment feeling heavy. You can be serious, guarded, frustrated, exhausted, uncertain, or ready to laugh at the absurdity of it all.
We’ll look at your experiences, the patterns that have helped you survive and succeed, and where those patterns may now leave you stuck. I draw from EMDR, Brainspotting, somatic approaches, attachment-based therapy, and CBT. We choose an approach together, check how it’s working, and adjust.
Deep work means making room for what you’ve learned to push through or carry alone, at a pace that respects your readiness. Lasting change can mean resting with less guilt, responding differently during an argument, asking for support, or feeling less on edge. Life doesn’t stop being difficult; the goal is more freedom in how you respond.