Healing
She finished her clinical license and now works full time as a trauma therapist. Many of the people she sees carry what she carried.
Chapter five, now
From the uniform to the therapy room
When I completed my clinical licensure, I knew it was time to help others heal full time.
Today, I am in full-time private practice, working for myself from home. I have the extraordinary honor of walking alongside my clients through their deepest traumas—being trusted with the stories they have struggled to tell, witnessing their courage, and helping them find their way forward.
Her practice: The Healing Fight
Alicia sees clients at The Healing Fight, her private practice. She is a licensed clinical social worker who spent eight years in law enforcement, so the people who sit across from her don’t have to explain the job first.
- Who she helps
- First responders, veterans and medical professionals. Women, teenagers and families. People living with trauma and PTSD, childhood trauma, domestic violence and sexual assault.
- How she works
- EMDR, somatic therapy and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Evidence-based trauma care.
- Where
- Virtual sessions. Licensed in nine states: Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Kentucky, Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia.
- Cost
- A sliding scale for first responders.
Both links open her practice website, thehealingfight.com. It is a separate site with its own privacy practices.