Individuals
You are more than a diagnosis, behavior, role, or problem someone else named.
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Arizona Telehealth ◆ Woman Veteran-Owned ◆ Marriage & Family Therapy
Weyr & Roots Therapy
Marriage & Family Therapy for Individuals, Couples & Families
“Weyr is where we belong. Roots are where we come from.”
The future home of an Arizona telehealth practice rooted in relationships, communication, context, and belonging.
Early 2027, subject to appropriate professional and licensure requirements
Why Weyr & Roots?
A name for belonging and the systems that shape us.
A weyr, pronounced “where,” is a community of dragons and a place of belonging. Roots represent the relationships, histories, families, and systems that shape us. Together, Weyr & Roots reflects a simple idea: we grow as individuals, but we don't grow in isolation.
Weyr is where we belong. Roots are where we come from.
Our core philosophy
Every behavior communicates.
Everyone in the family matters.
Inclusion is fundamental.
How I Approach Therapy
I zoom out to understand the whole picture.
People don't exist in isolation. My approach looks at the person and the relationships, histories, environments, thoughts, behaviors, and systems around them. I draw from systemic, relational, cognitive, and behavioral approaches while adapting therapy to the people in front of me.
Explore My ApproachWho We Plan to Support
You don't have to fit into a particular box to be seen or supported here.
Developmental disability and neurodivergence are areas of particular experience and interest, not requirements for finding support.
Couples
Relationships carry patterns, histories, hopes, injuries, humor, and possibilities for change.
Families
Parents, caregivers, siblings, partners, and chosen family all influence and experience the system.
People Who Don't Fit a Box
You don't need a particular diagnosis, identity, communication style, or family structure to be seen and supported.
Different dragons. Same Weyr.
Person centered and trauma informed
Therapy should meet people where they are.
People communicate, process information, regulate, learn, and connect in different ways. Communication may be spoken, signed, typed, drawn, expressed through AAC, shown through gestures or body language, or communicated in another way entirely. Therapy should make room for the person rather than expecting the person to fit one predetermined way of participating.
Communication counts even when it isn't spoken.
Meet Samantha
Good therapy doesn't come in one shape.
Samantha Williams is a U.S. Air Force veteran, mother, advocate, disability professional, student, and clinician in training. Each of these experiences has shaped how she understands people, relationships, systems, resilience, and belonging. Marriage & Family Therapy brought those perspectives together and gave them a shared framework. Weyr & Roots grew from that connection.
Read Samantha's Story
Planned Future Services
Marriage & Family Therapy
Learn about planned individual, couples, family, caregiver, and group services.
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Support Shouldn't Stop at the Therapy Room.
You don't need to become a Weyr & Roots client to use the resource center.
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