Vincent Terreri MS, CT, LPC
Counseling is a journey towards integration. I'm here to help you overcome anxiety or depression, traumas of any kind, or if you are simply looking for someone to listen to you and provide a non-judgmental and accepting place for you to process life's experiences. I profoundly believe that you do not enter therapy "broken" or that clients need to be "fixed". By learning self-compassion and acceptance, most of our struggles can be understood as manifestations or behaviors that follow from wounds or traumas. The journey is about healing and transformation, rather than getting over something. I have completed Level 1 training for IFS.
I work with adolescents, teens, and children as young as four. I use child-centered play therapy, Internal Family Systems therapy, and other techniques according to the unique goals of my clients. I believe that each client already has interior resources that the art of counseling brings out and makes more permanent, leading to integration and wholeness.
Whether you have tried counseling before or are looking for a therapist for the first time, contact me for a telephone discussion about your unique situation. In the journey of life, we all need advocates and supporters. I am here to help and would be honored to share your journey with you.
Meet Micole Amalu!
Therapy is marked by warmth, curiosity, and compassion. I operate from the belief that therapy is about helping you discover and live from your authentic self. The healing process is collaborative, focused on the your growth in self-knowledge, removing blocks to living from that authentic self. My hope for you is that our work together leads to greater freedom, particularly from anxiety and self-criticism; greater clarity in life purpose; and more connected relationships.
Currently, I'm a counseling intern, completing my degree at Colorado Christian University. My work at The Healing Center is supervised by Vincent Terreri, LPC. My previous work experience includes many caregiving and helping professional roles, working with a variety of ages from young children through the elderly. Most impactful were three years as a missionary with FOCUS, where I discovered a particular love for walking one-on-one with others and a sensitivity to the interplay between mental health and the spiritual life. A theme throughout my work experiences has been the guiding belief that every person is inherently good, worthy of love, and called to flourish in life.
I particularly enjoy working with women 18-35 navigating anxiety, family of origin issues, life transitions, people-pleasing, self-criticism, perfectionism, and struggles with self-worth. My work with adult clients is rooted in a very holistic, relational-based perspective. I typically use Internal Family Systems (IFS), mindfulness, and insight-oriented approaches. I am happy to integrate a Catholic or more general Christian approach, having been trained in both, as clients desire.
I have openings for child clients, ages 3-8, dealing with anxiety, anger, grief, and attachment concerns. In working with children, I use child-centered play therapy, which recognizes that play is the work of children and the most natural way for them to process. Children’s therapy is particularly collaborative with parents, recognizing the importance of their role as primary caregivers, equipping them to support their children’s growth long-term.
Meet Robin Wasser!
Therapy offers a non-judgmental space to be seen, heard, and understood, allowing you to articulate aspects of yourself that may have previously gone unwitnessed. It serves as an impetus for new ways to perceive yourself and your circumstances.
I believe we are inherently good and far more than the sum of our thoughts, feelings, or memories. While our nervous systems prioritize survival, these protective efforts can sometimes impede growth. By slowing down to foster awareness and acceptance, we can integrate our experiences, reduce reactive patterns, and reconnect with our deeper desires.
As a 2025 graduate of Divine Mercy University with an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, I am currently a Resident in Counseling supervised by Vincent Terreri, LPC. My background includes working with individuals and groups in private practice and Veterans Administration settings, serving clients across the lifespan from ages 5 to 95. I utilize a variety of trauma-informed models to help clients reach their goals, including CBT, DBT, ACT, and experiential therapies, and I am IFS-informed.
Whether you are navigating anxiety, depression, PTSD, ADHD, addiction, relationship concerns, or difficult life transitions, it would be my honor to accompany you. Together, we can work toward undoing fragmentation and pursuing the integration necessary to choose a life aligned with your values.
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