Stacey B. Thacker

MA, LMFT #43024

GRIEF/ TRAUMATIC LOSS

FOOD ADDICTION

PTSD

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Stacey B. Thacker is a licensed marriage and family therapist, presenter, author and consultant who has devoted her career to supporting individuals and families during times of transition and growth. She specializes in grief and traumatic loss, food addiction treatment, PTSD, and assisting survivors of childhood molestation. Stacey has extensive experience working with families who have children with disabilities or special health care needs. She also provides therapy for therapists interested in maintaining perspective and managing compassion fatigue.

Stacey approaches each session with empathy and dedication, aiming to guide her clients toward healing and personal growth.

  • Educator: Stacey taught in the marriage and family therapy graduate program at the University of Phoenix and was awarded the Exceptional Faculty award for her work with Brigham Young University-Idaho Online.

  • Author: Stacey authored Supporting Others from Heartache to Hope and the My Food Addiction Recovery Plan, both available on Amazon.

  • Workshop Facilitator: Since 1991, has provided "From Heartache to Hope" workshops for professionals in the helping field.

  • Leader: Stacey has been the cofounder and a guiding force for Roubicek and Thacker Counseling for over two decades.

“I LOVE being a therapist. I often feel I am a part of people’s back-up plans for when life doesn’t come out the way they had hoped. It is an honor for me to be able to walk the path with them as they attach onto new, more attainable dreams for their lives.”

— Stacey B. Thacker

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Accepted Insurances:

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Stacey’s Specialties:

Eating Disorders, Obesity, Trauma and PTSD, Addiction, Grief, Internet Addiction, Relationship Issues, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Addiction, Weight Loss

Treatment Approach:

  • Existential

  • Gestalt

  • Humanistic

Client Focus:

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