Priscilla
Clinical Intern
Hello, my name is Priscilla. I am a graduate student attending Saint Martin’s University’s Master of Arts in Counseling program in Lacey, Washington.
I believe in meeting people where they are, with compassion and respect. I tend to utilize a combination of therapeutic approaches such as Person Centered, Internal Family Systems, and self-care strategies through the lens of cultural competency while creating a collaborative relationship with clients. I want to create a space where people feel truly seen, heard and accepted. I believe empathy, understanding and some humor (because sometimes laughter can be just as healing as deep conversation) can create a healthy therapeutic relationship.
Expressive arts (sketching, colored pencils, painting), literary activities (storytelling, poetry) and book recommendations are a few modalities I recommend when working with clients. My special interests include Neurobiological Development and Family Systems.
Works with ages: All ages. I am especially passionate about working with clients who are navigating anxiety, eating disorders, trauma, and life transitions.
Enjoying nature and gardening are a few of my go-to relaxation activities. In my free time, I enjoy culinary arts, whether that’s trying out new recipes in the kitchen or hosting food-themed gatherings that bring people together. I also enjoy game nights with my family and friends, puzzles, and reading.
I look forward to meeting you, and I am beyond excited to be a part of this journey of healing and growth!
Specializations & Expertise
All ages
anxiety
eating disorders
trauma
life transitions
Person-Centered
IFS
expressive arts
neurobiological development
family systems