Neurodiversity and LGBTQ+ Affirming Care, EMDR and Professional Consultation
with Shir Wolf, LCSW-C
in Baltimore, MD and virtually
Hi, I’m Shir (they/he), founder of WTC.
I’m a queer and trans clinical social worker, EMDR certified therapist, and EMDRIA approved consultant with over a decade of experience providing therapy. I offer standard EMDR, EMDR tailored to autistic clients and a variety of EMDR protocols and interventions, including for complex trauma and dissociation, recent and ongoing traumatic events and chronic illness. I also help trans, intersex, queer and neurodivergent kids, teens and adults with anxiety, trauma and positive identity development, often providing affirming care for body image distress, patterns of disordered eating and OCD. I’m committed to anti-carceral care and to a liberation focused healing framework.
Services
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EMDR Intensives
EMDR Intensives offer a focused, accelerated way to process trauma and distressing experiences and to build resources for the present and future . These personalized sessions help memories and ongoing traumatic stress to feel less consuming, creating space for your brain’s natural healing. EMDR services can also be part of weekly, ongoing therapy or adjunct to your primary therapy.
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Individual Therapy
Personalized and collaborative, individual therapy can often include EMDR, Safe and Sound Protocol, IFS Informed parts work, somatic experiencing, and/or inference-based CBT. WTC specializes in supporting young people and adults navigating: Life as an autistic person and/or ADHDer in a neurotypical society, trauma and dissociation, challenges related to food, patterns of disordered eating, and/or body image, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder/OCD, chronic illness, and affirming care for trans, non-binary, intersex and queer individuals.
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Professional Consultation
Shir is an EMDRIA Certified Consultant who provides professional consultation on EMDR, gender-affirming care, neurodiversity-affirming practices, and supporting the mental health of Autistic clients navigating PTSD, OCD, or Eating Disorders such as ARFID.