Dr. Gigi Ritchey
"I am not here to judge. My purpose is to inspire and assist in empowering others to believe in themselves from the inside out. I am available to provide guidance and support. Thank you for taking the first step. ” I specialize in assisting women with trauma /PTSD, anxiety, abandonment, and multi-generational family issues. I am a Nationally Certified Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapist, Certified in treating ADHD, and I have a doctorate in Community Care and Counseling with a focus on traumatology and intergenerational trauma.
I am a Nationally Certified Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapist, Certified in treating ADHD, and I have a doctorate in Community Care and Counseling with a focus on traumatology and intergenerational trauma.
You are the expert of yourself. Come share with me your hurts, goals, and desires to be a healthier and better you. Membership: American Counseling Association Membership: Association for Multicultural Counseling and Development
First session
In the first session, I will listen to why you have decided to come to therapy. I will ask what your needs are, and we will develop a plan to help you meet your goals.
Strengths
My biggest strength is in helping individuals find their authentic selves. I believe in encouraging clients to dig deep into their past to get to the root, tossing out what is no longer needed, and growing into a healthier version of who they are purposed to be. "The process is purposeful."
Ideal clients
I focus on women with trauma, multigenerational trauma, mother/daughter relationships that need healing, women managing menopause and imposter syndrome
Treatment methods
Integrative
Every client is different. An integrative approach allows the therapist to tailor treatment to the individual rather than forcing the person to fit into a single theoretical framework. Integrative therapy often places strong emphasis on the relationship itself. Because life problems are complex, flexibility allows the therapist to shift focus as the client’s needs change. The flexibility of integration supports empathy, collaboration, and mutual respect. Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, an integrative approach considers the biological, psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions of well-being.
Location
Virtual sessions
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Licensed in
- North CarolinaLicense 12794