Katie Terry (she/her)

I have extensive experience supporting individuals impacted by domestic violence and intimate partner violence (IPV), guided by both clinical training and on-the-ground work at a dedicated DV agency. My approach is rooted in trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and survivor-centered principles, with a deep understanding of the complex dynamics of power, control, and trauma in abusive relationships.

As a therapist, I bring deep experience and commitment to working with survivors of sexual assault and sexual abuse. My clinical approach is rooted in trauma-informed care, emphasizing safety, empowerment, and collaboration. I strive to create a space where survivors feel seen, heard, and supported in reclaiming their narrative and healing at their own pace.

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community and a therapist, I understand how healing can be uniquely powerful when guided by someone who shares aspects of your lived experience. My goal is to foster connection, resilience, and self-acceptance, helping clients not just survive but thrive as their authentic selves. I integrate affirmative therapy principles with evidence-based practices to meet each client where they are, honoring both their identity and their individual path to healing.

I’m an expert in holistic therapy—with a rebellious twist that challenges convention and honors the whole person: mind, body, and spirit. My approach moves beyond symptom management and traditional clinical boxes, inviting clients into deep, integrative healing that reconnects them with their inner truth, intuition, and power.

I don’t believe in one-size-fits-all therapy—because people aren’t formulas. Healing is messy, nonlinear, and deeply personal. Eclectic therapy, in my space, isn’t just a mix-and-match approach. It’s intentional, responsive, and rebellious. It honors that healing must be flexible, not prescriptive—especially for folks who have never felt safe in traditional systems. With every client, I tailor our work to their unique identity, needs, and rhythm—so the therapy doesn’t just work, it resonates.

I specialize in feminist theory therapy, an approach that views personal struggles within the larger context of cultural, social, and systemic forces. My expertise lies in helping clients recognize how power, privilege, and oppression shape their experiences, relationships, and self-image. In practice, I take a collaborative, non-hierarchical stance, creating a therapeutic relationship where clients feel empowered as equal partners.