Therapists
Emily Fleming, LPCC
Owner, Mental Health Therapist
Emily utilizes a somatic-focused, relationship-based psychodynamic approach in her therapy practice. This method facilitates integration between the frontal cortex and the complete emotional experience, fostering somatic awareness and supporting exploration of self and inner-child healing. Such comprehensive body awareness has proven effective in reducing anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns. Additionally, Emily is trained in EMDR. Emily works with parent-child attachment and childhood related behavioral concerns.
She earned her Master’s in Counseling degree from Arizona State University in 2011 and possesses extensive experience working with complex trauma. Emily has provided trainings for first responders and professionals to enhance understanding of trauma's effects on the brain and behavior and to promote trauma-informed practices within the community. She also integrates faith-based counseling rooted in Christian principles and intends to pursue formal instruction in this area.
Outside of her professional role, Emily’s interests include her focus on God and serving His will, parenting and healing generational trauma, ongoing personal health and development, hiking, gardening, sourdough bread, music and singing.
Yasna Quiveors, NCC, LPCC
Mental Health Therapist (Tele-health)
Yasna is a humanistic, person-centered therapist who began practicing in the state of New Mexico in 2013. Yasna joined the Sierra Blanca Counseling family in 2018. After relocating to New Jersey in 2020, she now serves our local community as SBC’s tele-behavioral health therapist. She is independently licensed in both New Mexico and New Jersey. Yasna is a graduate from the College of Education at the University of New Mexico (May 2013), where she studied Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Yasna also holds a master’s degree in Sociology from New Mexico State University (May 2006). She has experience providing therapy in residential, outpatient, and in-home settings. Yasna is trained in EMDR, DBT, and Applied Behavioral Analysis. She enjoys working with individuals, couples, families, adults, and children to identify and treat trauma, grief, anxiety, depression, attachment issues, marital discord, identity concerns, and adjustment disorders. Yasna is proud to identify as an LGBTQ+ ally.
Yasna’s personal interests include travel, cactus and succulent gardening, creative writing, yoga, photography, animal welfare, women’s studies, anthropology, and sociological issues of race and identity.