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THERAPY / BODYWORK / BELONGING

Where mind, body, and becoming meet.

I'm Dori Exum, LCSW, LMT and I work with folks caught in the in-between, stuck somewhere between what happened and what comes next. Let's sort out what you're carrying, connect you with the right help, and build solid ground for your life ahead.

Meet Dori →
  • Aetna
  • Cigna health insurance logo with blue lettering, green tree, and orange sun
  • AmeriHealth Administrators logo in blue and teal
  • Anthem
  • DevotedHealth logo with orange, blue, and purple heart icon on a black background
  • Kaiser Permanente logo with blue family emblem and wordmark on a black background
  • Humana logo in green lettering
  • Independence logo with a blue cross and white geometric emblem above the word “Independence.”

Ways to work with me

Individual Therapy →

Support for anxiety, trauma, grief, and life transitions, via telehealth.

Military & Family →

Care for Service Members, Veterans, and their families, during service and after.

Professional Supervision →

Clinical supervision for social workers working toward licensure.

Restorative Bodywork →

In-person therapeutic massage to ease tension, stress, and burnout.

Workshops & Circles →

Art-based workshops, youth programming, and community circles.

The Gem Room →

Words, resources, and faith-integrated encouragement for the journey.

I work with

Anyone who feels stuck between one chapter of life and the next.

Let's start with a free consultation →

You might be:

  • Anxious, on edge, or worn down and not sure why

  • Carrying trauma or old wounds that keep resurfacing

  • Grieving someone you love

  • Raising kids on your own or parenting through a hard season

  • Working through conflict in your family

  • A man ready to put your own wellbeing first

  • A service member, veteran, or military family member in transition

  • Coming home after incarceration and starting over

Reach out

Let’s start with a conversation