Schedule with Gayle

In the work Gayle does, hope is found in the brave, transformative journey from pain to healing. It’s reflected in the strength of individuals facing deep-rooted trauma and addiction—often shaped by profound emotional wounds. For those walking through betrayal trauma, particularly after infidelity, hope emerges as the slow rebuilding of trust and the return of self-worth. In the lives of those struggling with love addiction, intimacy disorders, or compulsive behaviors, hope becomes the gentle reminder that their story is not defined by patterns or pain.

Gayle is a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT), trained through the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP)—a certification earned through rigorous clinical experience, formal supervision, and examination. With more than 20 years of experience across a range of settings, Gayle combines her training with a deeply compassionate, flexible approach. She integrates evidence-based models, including Patrick Carnes’ 30 Task Model, while honoring that healing rarely fits into a single framework. Her approach creates space for clients to explore at their own pace, in ways that feel safe and supportive. For Gayle, hope is both quiet and bold—the belief that healing is possible and no one has to walk the road alone.