Tricia Bishop

Trish Bishop, MS, MFT-IT, is a Marriage and Family Therapist dedicated to helping adults and couples build resilient relationships and navigate major life shifts. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and her Master of Science from Edgewood College. Trish provides a safe, non-judgmental environment where clients can rebuild emotional connections, challenge negative patterns, discover personal purpose, and learn to communicate with clarity. Whether working with individuals or partners, she collaborates with clients to explore complex dynamics and foster sustainable healing.

Areas of Focus & Clinical Modalities

• Couples & Relational Therapy: Utilizing Gottman Method Techniques and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to resolve chronic conflict, heal attachment ruptures, and deepen emotional intimacy for healthy relationships.
  
• Life Transitions & Identity: Guiding adults through significant personal shifts, helping them rediscover purpose and direction during times of change.
  
• Somatic & Trauma-Focused Care: Integrating body-based awareness to help clients process trauma, manage stress, and restore a sense of safety within themselves.
  
• Cognitive & Behavioral Interventions: Incorporating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills to manage anxiety, enhance emotional regulation and change unhelpful communication patterns.
  

Therapeutic Approach
Trish believes that compassionate support, emotional safety and fostering hope are at the heart of meaningful growth. By using evidence-based practices and tailoring her approach to each client's unique goals and history, she empowers individuals and couples to break old patterns and move forward with clarity and confidence to live their best life.

Outside the Clinic
Away from her practice, Trish remains grounded through staying physically active, gardening, being outdoors and volunteering in her community. She also loves spending quality time with horses and her dogs.