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Hello, I'm Madisyn!

​Madisyn is our 2026 MSW candidate who has expressed a strong passion for trauma-informed care.​ She is trained in eating disorders and disordered eating support.  

 

She has attended several trainings with the Carmel Therapy Network team including Eating Disorder care, DBT, ERP, and ACT training.  She is dual-supervised by Katie Watson, LCSW, Brenna Barnard, LMHC, and shadowing Justise Northrup, LMHC. 

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She has a passion for supporting people experiencing eating disorders and disordered eating. She enjoys seeing teen, youth, and young adults in our Fishers office, and is currently offering free sessions until credentialing with insurance in May 2027.

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Madisyn's Specialties

​Her specialties in providing care for those experiencing:​

  • Eating Disorders and Disordered Eating

  • ACT therapy trained with Carmel Therapy Team provided by Kathleen Brannen, MSW, LCSW, LCAC

  • DBT Training with Stephanie Miuando, LCSW

  • Trauma Training with Katie Watson & Justise Northrup

  • IFS and Parts work (in training)

  • OCD & ERP Trained with Jessica Hood

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Madisyn offers a complimentary 15-minute consultation call to ensure you are a good fit prior to starting services. Madisyn currently has evening availability in September 2026.

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FISHERS: 9780 Lantern Rd, STE #350, Fishers IN, 46037​​

CARMEL: 580 E Carmel Dr Carmel, IN 46032

Psychotherapy and Medical Nutrition Therapy services in Hamilton County, Indiana

Virtual Psychotherapy provided across the state of Indiana & Michigan

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Our work focuses on trauma processing, eating disorders and disordered eating, chronic health concerns, and somatic healing.Through consistent one to one weekly care, we offer a more personalized and relational experience that supports greater clarity, connection, and lasting change.

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