Carly Leininger is a well-rounded professional with a background in psychology research, technology, and healthcare. Holding a BA in Psychology with a minor in Spanish, Health and Development, and Latin American Literature from Stanford University, Leininger has worked tirelessly to capture subjective emotional experiences and translate them into data, evidence, and compelling narratives. With clinical and commercial mental health environments under her belt, she has gained clinical knowledge and intuition by serving individuals living with chronic pain, PTSD, schizophrenia, anxiety, and depression.

Leininger's ability to tune into others has been developed through hundreds of powerful interactions with people of all ages, ethnicities, and socio-economic backgrounds. She is passionate about therapy, especially non-traditional types, and the ways in which therapeutic practices help us understand ourselves, connect with the world, and find release. Constantly evolving her understanding of therapy, Leininger explores new therapeutic techniques and seeks to expand her knowledge of what therapy is and what it is meant to accomplish.

Leininger has been affiliated with numerous organizations, such as Mindstrong, Stanford University, Child Trauma Research Program, and Stanford Systems Neuroscience and Pain Laboratory. If you wish to make a connection or learn more about Leininger's work, feel free to send her a message.