Inner Journey Wellness

Supporting your mental health journey, one step at a time.

Evidence-based, culturally affirming psychotherapy that meets you where you are and supports meaningful change.

19

Years of Clinical Experience

LCSW · LCSW-C

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Board Certified

Clinical Supervisor

Meeting you where you are.

You’re looking for a space where your experience is understood.

You’re carrying difficult experiences that deserve thoughtful support.

You deserve care that is both clinically informed and culturally affirming.

You want practical tools grounded in evidence, not quick fixes.

You want care that honours your pace and your whole story.

You’re ready to begin a conversation without pressure.

You’re looking for a space where your experience is understood.

You’re carrying difficult experiences that deserve thoughtful support.

You deserve care that is both clinically informed and culturally affirming.

You want practical tools grounded in evidence, not quick fixes.

You want care that honours your pace and your whole story.

You’re ready to begin a conversation without pressure.

About Alexis

Care can be rigorous and deeply human.

Alexis creates a non-judgmental, validating, and culturally affirming environment for cognitive, emotional, and behavioral change.

Alexis creates a non-judgmental, validating, and culturally affirming environment for cognitive, emotional, and behavioral change.

With 19 years of clinical experience, Alexis works with children, adults, and families navigating complex trauma, emotional regulation, and meaningful change. Her approach brings clinical depth together with the care to meet each person as an individual.

Evidence-based care

Care informed by evidence. Centered on you.

A focused range of research-backed approaches, explained in clear and human terms.

DBT

Dialectical Behavior Therapy

A structured, skills-based approach for navigating intense emotions, difficult situations, and relationships. Builds practical skills in emotional regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness, and interpersonal effectiveness.

A structured, skills-based approach for navigating intense emotions, difficult situations, and relationships. Builds practical skills in emotional regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness, and interpersonal effectiveness.

DBT-C

Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Children

An adaptation of DBT for children and families, supporting age-appropriate skills for managing emotions, coping with distress, communicating effectively, and navigating challenging behaviors.

DBT-PE

DBT + Prolonged Exposure

An integrated approach that pairs DBT coping skills with gradual, structured processing of traumatic memories and situations that have become difficult to face.

CBT

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

A collaborative approach that explores the connection between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, then develops practical strategies for creating more adaptive patterns.

TF-CBT

Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

A specialized approach for children and adolescents that combines trauma-sensitive care with cognitive and behavioral strategies for processing difficult experiences and managing trauma-related responses.

ART

Accelerated Resolution Therapy

A structured, trauma-focused approach using guided techniques to help reprocess difficult experiences and develop a different emotional relationship with memories that continue to affect daily life.

Begin the conversation

A calm, confidential first step—without pressure to have every answer.

Find the approach

Together, we identify the evidence-based support that best fits your needs.

Move at your pace

Care is collaborative, thoughtful, and shaped around your individual journey.

Meet & Connect

A calm, confidential first step—without pressure to have every answer.

Work Together

Together, we identify the evidence-based support that best fits your needs.

Feel Like You Again

Care is collaborative, thoughtful, and shaped around your individual journey.

What can I expect from the first conversation?

A calm, introductory conversation focused on what brings you here and whether the approach feels like a fit.

Which approaches may be used in therapy?

Care may draw from DBT, DBT-C, CBT, TF-CBT, ART, or DBT-PE depending on your goals and clinical needs.

Do I need to understand the clinical terms?

No. The approach is always explained in clear, accessible language so you can understand the work and take part in it.

How is care culturally affirming?

Your identity, lived experience, values, and context are treated as essential parts of the therapeutic conversation.

How can I get in touch?

Use the contact page to begin the conversation. You do not need to know exactly what to say to take the first step.

What can I expect from the first conversation?

A calm, introductory conversation focused on what brings you here and whether the approach feels like a fit.

Which approaches may be used in therapy?

Care may draw from DBT, DBT-C, CBT, TF-CBT, ART, or DBT-PE depending on your goals and clinical needs.

Do I need to understand the clinical terms?

No. The approach is always explained in clear, accessible language so you can understand the work and take part in it.

How is care culturally affirming?

Your identity, lived experience, values, and context are treated as essential parts of the therapeutic conversation.

How can I get in touch?

Use the contact page to begin the conversation. You do not need to know exactly what to say to take the first step.

What can I expect from the first conversation?

A calm, introductory conversation focused on what brings you here and whether the approach feels like a fit.

Which approaches may be used in therapy?

Care may draw from DBT, DBT-C, CBT, TF-CBT, ART, or DBT-PE depending on your goals and clinical needs.

Do I need to understand the clinical terms?

No. The approach is always explained in clear, accessible language so you can understand the work and take part in it.

How is care culturally affirming?

Your identity, lived experience, values, and context are treated as essential parts of the therapeutic conversation.

How can I get in touch?

Use the contact page to begin the conversation. You do not need to know exactly what to say to take the first step.