Alicia Murray

I have worked for community and federal agencies for over 5 years working with a multitude of addictions; from alcohol and drugs to gambling and pornography. Success in treating addiction looks different to everyone, and there is no “one way street” for addiction recovery, but together we can create your own path for success.

From high school to college, college to work-life, single to engaged, engaged to married, married to divorced. Life comes with many changes and transitions. These changes can bring about difficult feelings, but also wonderful opportunities for growth and self-exploration.

Anxiety is rooted in fear. Throughout my career as a therapist and in multiple programs and positions, I have worked through the anxieties of clients that are rooted in many other difficulties, such as addiction, depression, and even overcoming changes in life. Anxiety can be so, so difficult to hold on to day in and day out, and I am here to help you work through your individual path of reaching your person anxiety-reducing goals.

I work to meet couples where they are at, and give each partner a voice in the therapy process. You may feel that you don’t know the person sitting next to you, or feel you have so much anger and resentment that it is difficult to think about growth and reconnection. Together, we will work to figure out each partner’s version of “success” and move towards that.

Our habits are rooted in our thoughts. By changing our thoughts, we can alter our habits, actions, and behaviors for the better.

Therapy is one of the few things in life that is truly about you; a place for your voice, your emotions, your true feelings that you may be fearful to share even with those closest to you. Maintaining the sacred space of therapy reserved for you is of upmost important using this technique.