Taylre Werner

She/Her/Hers

Taylre (pronounced Taylor) earned her Bachelor’s in Social Work with a minor in Criminology from the University of Montana in 2015 (Go Griz!). After seven years working in the staffing industry, she returned to her social work roots and completed her Master’s in Clinical Social Work at St. Catherine University in St. Paul in 2024.

Taylre has four years of clinical experience across a variety of settings, including hospitals, addiction treatment centers, domestic violence nonprofits, and community mental health. Her work has included supporting survivors of abuse, individuals who use violence, and clients navigating addiction and complex trauma. Her clinical interests include co-occurring disorders, substance misuse, complex trauma, attachment concerns, domestic violence, relationship issues, life transitions, and incorporating animal-assisted approaches in therapy. Taylre is also certified in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and enjoys incorporating this modality into treatment when it aligns with a client’s goals.

Taylre takes a client-centered approach to therapy, meeting individuals wherever they are in their journey and supporting them through moments of vulnerability and growth. She believes strongly in each person’s capacity for change and works to create a supportive, collaborative space where clients feel empowered to explore challenges and move toward meaningful progress. Taylre views the therapeutic relationship as reciprocal, grounded in trust, authenticity, and shared vulnerability.

Outside of work, Taylre enjoys spending time with her partner, his two kids (10 and 8), her dog Jayde, and her cat Oliver. She is a big animal lover and always welcomes photos of clients’ furry friends. In her free time, she enjoys reading, re-watching shows from the early 2000s, and discussing true crime.

Taylre is working under the licensed supervision of Paige Love, MSW, LICSW while she pursues clinic licensure as a Licensed Independent Social Worker.