Counseling Practice – Empowerment Treatment & Counseling
Empowerment Treatment & Counseling is a therapy practice serving clients across Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, and Arizona through telehealth, with a physical office at 11924 W Taft Street, Suite 101. The practice is led by Caryn Attianese, who uses Somatic Experiencing as the foundation of her clinical work, alongside attachment-based therapy, internal family systems (IFS), EMDR, and emotionally focused therapy (EFT). These modalities are integrated across service offerings rather than applied in isolation.
Primary specialties include trauma, abuse, eating disorders, and relationship concerns. Listed services include attachment-based therapy, anxiety counseling, trauma counseling, couples therapy using the EFT framework, treatment for eating disorders and disordered eating, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), PTSD counseling, somatic experiencing, and clinical supervision services. A Surprise Billing Act disclosure document is also available on the site in line with federal transparency requirements for healthcare providers.
Attianese describes her therapeutic philosophy as tailored to each individual, with an emphasis on helping clients develop a stronger connection to themselves and build the capacity to move through difficult emotional experiences without avoidance. The practice website states that all clients are welcomed and treated with dignity and respect regardless of background or presenting concern.
Both in-person and telehealth session formats are available. The practice accepts insurance and offers self-pay options; specific rates and accepted carriers are detailed through a dedicated rates and insurance page on the site. Client intake forms and a FAQ section are also accessible on the website. Contact information includes phone (314) 626-4401 and email caryn@empowermenttc.com. Appointment requests can be submitted directly through the practice website. The telehealth model allows the practice to work with clients across Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, and Arizona without requiring in-person travel, which broadens access for those in rural or suburban areas across these states. The practice’s multi-state reach distinguishes it from single-location counseling offices and reflects the clinician’s use of technology-based platforms to expand therapeutic access.