Transforming the challenges of life into pearls of growth.
About us
Specialities & Focus
Emma Rose and Associates is a psychotherapy practice dedicated to providing thoughtful, inclusive care for individuals, couples, and families. Our approach is rooted in trauma-informed principles and shaped by a neurodiversity-affirming lens. We believe therapy should feel collaborative, accessible, and grounded in authentic human connection. We also offer coaching and consultative services for individuals and organizations.
Our practice has extensive experience supporting neurodivergent clients and offers specialized care for those exploring ADHD or Autism-related concerns, whether through ongoing therapy or diagnostic consultation. We work with clients navigating an array of experiences, including anxiety, OCD, identity exploration, life transitions, trauma processing, relationship challenges, and LGBTQ+ concerns.
Our Team
Meet Emma Boelter Ennis, LPC, NCC, ADHD-CCSP
Emma is a licensed therapist whose work centers the healing power of connection and holds that growth happens in relationship, not in isolation.
Emma’s approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded in respect for each client’s lived experience. Emma creates space for clients to feel understood without needing to explain or edit who they are. She brings curiosity, care, and flexibility into each session, tailoring the work to what feels meaningful and sustainable for each person. In addition to Relational-Cultural Theory, Emma pulls from therapeutic frameworks such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Internal Family Systems, Bowen Family Systems, Expressive Arts, and supports clients in developing practical skills and strategies to navigate immediate challenges and enhance day-to-day wellbeing.
Emma has her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Loyola University New Orleans and received her undergraduate degree from Tulane University. She is a ADHD Certified Clinical Services Provider and is certified in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy work. In addition to private practice work, Emma is involved in psychedelic research and clinical trials, leadership development consulting, and learning and development in non-clinical organizations. Feel free to reach out with clinical or consulting inquiries.
Contact Emma by emailing eboeltercounseling@gmail.com
Meet Lindy D. Sewell, LPC, NCC
Lindy is committed to creating a warm, open, and non-judgmental space where clients feel seen, heard, and supported. She believes that a strong therapeutic relationship is the foundation of meaningful and effective counseling. Lindy earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Sociology, and Education from Tulane University and her Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Loyola University New Orleans.
With experience across the lifespan, Lindy specializes in working with adolescents, young adults, and their families—a focus shaped by her current role as a middle school mental health counselor and her background as a middle and high school teacher. She supports clients navigating a range of challenges, including identity exploration, self-esteem, anxiety, self-harm, life transitions, relationship issues, and trauma.
Lindy primarily draws from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) but recognizes that counseling is not a one-size-fits-all process. She integrates each client’s unique interests and needs into her approach, incorporating modalities such as activity-based counseling, family systems, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Lindy is also trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) which is an evidenced based trauma modality.
Understanding the courage it takes to reach out for help, Lindy considers it a privilege to walk alongside her clients on their journey toward healing and growth.
Contact Lindy by emailing lindydsewell@gmail.com
Meet Lauren Thibault, LPC, NCC, CCTP
Meet Jaclyn Cole, PLPC, NCC
As we navigate the winding path that shapes our unique lives, we all need people to walk alongside us, regardless of what we may have been taught growing up. Jaclyn will join you on your journey, offering compassion and warmth, even in the most uncertain or challenging of times. She works with adolescent and adult clients on an array of concerns, and especially enjoys partnering with neurodivergent individuals, people with disabilities, highly sensitive people, and the families who love them. She often supports clients in processing emotions, strengthening relationships, embracing individual differences, and navigating a world that often overlooks diverse ways of thinking, feeling, and being. Her goal is to help clients move toward greater self-acceptance, confidence, and connection.
Jaclyn is passionate about equitable access to care and cultivating a space where clients feel met with an empathic listening ear, authentic care, understanding, and unconditional acceptance. While her approach to therapy is person-centered at its core, Jaclyn strives to meet the unique needs of each client by drawing on many approaches, including multicultural counseling, expressive arts therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. She has experience as both an advocate and a clinician working with immigrants and people from immigrant families as well as working with people with disabilities and their loved ones. Jaclyn provides counseling in-person and virtually, in both English and Spanish and welcomes the use of AAC devices, encouraging clients to express themselves how they feel most comfortable. Jaclyn is a Provisional Licensed Professional Counselor (PLPC) with a Masters degree in Counselor Education from the University of New Orleans. If you believe Jaclyn may be a supportive teammate in your or your loved one's next chapter, she invites you to reach out to her with any questions or for a complimentary consultation.
Contact Jaclyn by emailing counselingwithjaclyn@gmail.com
Lauren is a trauma-informed therapist whose approach is warm, down-to-earth, and deeply relational. She creates space for clients to show up exactly as they are, without needing to mask, pretend, or perform. Lauren enjoys working with adults who grew up navigating childhood trauma, emotional neglect, family conflict, or caregivers who were emotionally unavailable or struggling with addiction. She understands how these early experiences can shape the ways we relate to ourselves and others, and how adaptive strategies such as people-pleasing, perfectionism, over-functioning, and difficulty setting boundaries can develop as ways of creating safety and maintaining connection.
Lauren integrates attachment-focused therapy, parts work, and somatic mindfulness to support clients in reconnecting with their authenticity, honoring their nervous system's wisdom, and developing a deeper sense of trust in themselves. Her work draws from Relational-Cultural Theory, Internal Family Systems, Somatic Experiencing, person-centered, and feminist approaches, allowing her to tailor therapy to each client and their unique needs.
As a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, Lauren has a particular interest in developmental and complex trauma and the ways early relational experiences can continue to influence us long after those experiences have ended. She is currently training in the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM), a cognitive, relational, and somatic approach to working with complex and developmental trauma.
Contact Lauren by emailing laurenthibaultlpc@gmail.com