About Marlee Cavallero, MA, LPCC

When you’re in session with Marlee, you’ll feel welcomed, heard, and valued in a safe space where you can explore vulnerable parts of yourself. You can show up however you are and will be met without judgement. Whether you are coming to counseling for the first time, need some extra support, or have clear goals in mind, Marlee will partner with you, or you and your child to support your vulnerable process of healing and growth.

Marlee supports clients in a variety of life challenges, including but not limited to trauma, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, self-esteem, family conflict, parenting issues, women's issues, and grief. She uses art materials, reflective listening, and humor to help clients feel engaged in session. Depending on client preferences, she can offer more structured tools, such as journaling prompts or guided worksheets. Marlee understands that each individual will have different needs and preferences and adjusts her approach accordingly.

Marlee approaches healing from a strengths-based, client-centered orientation and uses art therapy, dyadic relational therapy to help individuals and families reach their goals. She also works from a social justice-oriented perspective and supports individuals consciously aware of how systems the individual operates in may impact their mental health.

Marlee received her Master’s degree in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology with a Concentration in Art Therapy from Naropa University in 2020 and is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate. Since 2013 she has worked in a variety of mental health settings, including community mental health, in-home support, hospice, classrooms, and residential centers.