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Trauma-informed · Evidence-based · Measurable progress

Insight is the beginning. Change is the goal.

Evidence-based therapy, measured from day one. Defined clinical protocols for trauma, anxiety, burnout, and relationships — with a baseline on day one, structured programs, and outcomes you can see. This is what comes after.

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Baseline & re-assessment · illustrative GOAL DAY 1 · BASELINE WEEK 0 WEEK 12

Every client starts with a baseline and is re-measured at each phase. You see the same chart your clinician does.

EMDRTrauma · PTSD
Structured Intensives2–6 month data-driven programs
Executive Performance PsychologyBurnout recovery · high-performer stress
Couples & FamiliesExecutive couples therapy · high-conflict systems
Psilocybin Therapeutic Arc — preparation & integrationA structured arc around a psilocybin journey
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A deliberately different practice

Defined protocols, measurable outcomes.

PostScript works because clients and clinician agree on the terms: we find the root, we follow a protocol, we measure the outcome, and we lean into the uncomfortable parts.

This practice is for you if…

  • You believe life can be better than "fine" or "not that bad" — and you're motivated to prove it.
  • You're willing to do the work, including the uncomfortable parts where the release actually happens.
  • You want structure: defined programs, clear goals, and progress you can see — not open-ended venting.
  • You see modalities and medicine as tools in your hands, not magic done to you.

If that’s the kind of work you’re looking for, a free 15-minute consult is the place to start.

Another practice may fit better if…

  • You want a steady, supportive space to talk things through. That's real and valuable work — it just isn't what this practice is built around.
  • You'd rather keep sessions open-ended than work from a defined plan with goals and scheduled re-assessment.
  • Substance use or anger is the primary thing you're seeking help with. Those need specialist care, and we'll point you to it.
  • You're seeking care for a young child. This practice works with adults, couples and families.

Honest referrals, always. The consult costs you nothing either way.

The method

Therapy hasn't changed in decades. The research has.

PostScript runs on the current evidence — structured, measurement-based care organized the way medicine should be: assessed, planned, treated, measured.

Every program has a beginning, a method, and an end. You'll always know where you are in it.

Start with a free consult
Step 01 · Assess

Find the root

Structured clinical assessments establish your baseline and isolate what's actually driving the pattern — not just what it looks like on the surface.

Step 02 · Plan

Match the protocol

A defined, research-backed program with clear intentions and goals — matched to you, not the other way around.

Step 03 · Treat

Do the work

Focused clinical work with current evidence-based tools. Supportive, caring — and willing to push you into the discomfort where release happens.

Step 04 · Measure

Measure what changes

Re-measured against baseline throughout. The data guides your care — and shows you exactly how far you've come.

Measured outcomes

Data-driven therapy.

Most therapy asks you to trust that it's working. Here, measurement is part of the medicine: a baseline on day one, re-measured at every phase, reviewed together.

You see the same data we do — so decisions about your care are made on evidence, and "better" stops being a feeling and becomes a number you track.

Outcome tracking · progress vs. baseline GOAL DAY 1 · BASELINE SESSION 12

Illustrative view. Assessments are selected per protocol and per client.

For the researchers

Don't take our word for it.

Plain-language explainers — EMDR, couple intensives, and psilocybin-assisted therapy. Open any card to read the full picture.

EMDR · Explained

EMDR — Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing

Evidence-based trauma therapy designed to help the brain process distressing experiences.

Read the explainer
  • Helps reduce the emotional intensity and physical reactions connected to traumatic or upsetting memories.
  • Uses bilateral stimulation (BLS) — such as eye movements, alternating taps, or sounds — while the client focuses on aspects of the memory.
  • Helps the brain reprocess the memory so it feels less emotionally "stuck."
  • Does not require the client to describe every detail of a traumatic experience.
  • Can be used for PTSD, trauma, anxiety, phobias, grief, and other distressing experiences.

Clients typically work with:

  • Past experiences that contribute to current symptoms
  • Present triggers that cause distress
  • Future situations they want to feel more confident handling

Goal: "I remember what happened, but it no longer feels like it is happening to me."

Couples · Explained

Couple Intensives

Focused, extended therapy sessions designed to address relationship concerns more deeply than traditional weekly sessions.

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  • Typically involve multiple hours of therapy in one session, or sessions scheduled closer together.
  • Create dedicated time to work on core relationship patterns — not just the conflict of the week.
  • Use evidence-based couples therapy approaches tailored to the couple's needs.
  • Allow couples to slow down, identify the root of the problem, practice new skills, and repair connection within the same intensive period.
  • Often include structured preparation and follow-up/integration sessions to support lasting change.
  • Best suited for couples who want focused progress in a shorter period of time, or who are experiencing significant relationship distress.

Focus may include:

  • Communication & conflict
  • Trust & betrayal
  • Emotional disconnection
  • Attachment and intimacy
  • Infidelity recovery
  • Separation/divorce decisions
  • Recurring relationship patterns

Goal: Move beyond managing conflict to understanding the underlying pattern and creating meaningful, lasting change.

Psilocybin · Explained

Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy

A therapeutic approach that combines psychotherapy with a carefully supported psilocybin experience.

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  • Psilocybin is a naturally occurring psychedelic compound that can temporarily alter perception, emotions, and patterns of thinking.
  • May help clients explore difficult emotions, perspectives, relationship patterns, or experiences with greater openness.
  • The therapist's role is primarily to support safety, facilitate the therapeutic process, and help the client make meaning of their experience — rather than direct the experience.
  • Research into psilocybin-assisted therapy is active and ongoing, and approved uses continue to evolve.
  • Psilocybin-assisted therapy is not appropriate for everyone and requires careful screening, preparation, informed consent, and attention to medical and psychological safety.

Therapy typically includes three key phases:

  • Preparation: establish goals, build safety, and prepare for the experience.
  • Dosing session: the client undergoes the psilocybin experience in a structured, supported therapeutic setting.
  • Integration: therapist and client process insights, emotions, and experiences, and identify ways to apply them to everyday life.

Goal: Create a supported space for meaningful therapeutic exploration, and help translate insights into lasting change.

How PostScript structures this — the Psilocybin Therapeutic Arc

Selected reading

Published research, linked so you can read it yourself. These are findings across study populations — not a prediction about how any one course of therapy will go.

Sarah Post Massey, MA, MFTC
The clinician

Sarah Post Massey is building the practice she couldn't find.

A career treating serious trauma — adolescents, adults, and families — convinced Sarah that clients deserve better than open-ended, unmeasured therapy. They deserve defined protocols, current research, and proof of progress.

Unlike most therapists, she'll push — supportively — to get you comfortable with being uncomfortable, so you come out the other side thriving more than you thought possible. Healing with intention.

MA, Marriage & Family Therapy · MFTC, State of Colorado — Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate · Specialized training in EMDR and CAMS-Care

Read Sarah's full background

Next step

Let's find out where you're starting from.

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