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Meet Alexis Durgee
psychotherapist, M.S., LMHC, PHD(c)
Alexis is licensed psychotherapist in private practice online and in-person. She is currently a doctoral candidate in clinical psychology with an emphasis on depth psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute. Her style is both psychoanalytic-psychodynamic and clinically grounded, while focused on the importance of becoming embodied through soul work and meaning-making. She approaches psyche with a sense of complexity by acknowledging that each symptom, every image, is part of a greater emerging wholeness that yearns to animate from within. By bringing this inner and outer dance to consciousness that the client can feel safe building a relationship with their own unconscious.
Alexis engages the language of mythopoetics and metaphor in sessions as both reveal a creative bridge to healing the imagination through relational driven flow and right-brain stimulation. This approach is critical to trauma informed therapy which radically embraces a bottom-up, body centered model that gives birth to consciousness.
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