Emma Shandy Anway, LMFT
she/her - California, Washington, United Kingdom
Hi there! My name is Emma Shandy Anway. I am a licensed married and family therapist seeing in-person clients in Midtown, Sacramento and am able to provide tele-health services throughout California, Washington state, and the United Kingdom.
I am dedicated to creating a safe, non-judgmental space in therapy where clients can explore and uncover their true selves. With a warm, approachable and direct style, I aim to empower individuals, couples, and partnerships to embrace growth, deepen intimacy, and cultivate a life that aligns with their values.


Professional Affiliations

AASECT
Certified Sex Therapist
The American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists sets the national standard for training in sex therapy. Certification through AASECT reflects advanced education, supervised clinical experience, and deep engagement with the emotional, relational, and physiological dimensions of sexual health.

NWIOI
Certified Intimacy Integration Professional
The Northwest Institute on Intimacy trains therapists in holistic, inclusive approaches to intimacy—including sexual, relational, and spiritual connection. Certification through NWIOI includes supervised practice and specialized skills for working with complex intimacy challenges.

AAMFT
Clinical Fellow
The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy is a national professional body supporting relational and systems-based therapy. Clinical Fellows have demonstrated high ethical standards, extensive experience with couples and families, and a commitment to ongoing education in evidence-based care.

PSI
Clinical Member
Postpartum Support International advances best practices in perinatal mental health. Clinical membership provides access to specialized training, community resources, and up-to-date research for supporting clients during pregnancy, postpartum, and major life transitions.

TRACC for Movements
Crisis Responder
Trauma Response and Crisis Care (TRACC) equips practitioners to support trauma in social justice contexts. Training focuses on healing justice, trauma-informed care, and frontline crisis response, emphasizing the unique emotional needs of activists, organizers, and impacted communities.







