Chloe Lucas

My communication style

I am often direct and love building relationships. I have been told I have a grounding presence, which helps folks stay regulated through crisis and process heavy emotions. Sometimes I can come across as rigid, but I welcome feedback and appreciate clients willing to collaborate on the treatment journey.

My journey to mental healthcare

I've always had a genuine curiosity for people's stories. People have always opened up to me, even in my youth. I've become passionate about resilience and protective factors in childhood trauma, as well as healing from generational and cultural/ancestral trauma.

My goals for you

The client decides what they want to work on. I can translate that into insurance jargon, but I rarely generate a goal that doesn't use some of the client's own words.

Our first session

I hope my clients will feel heard, affirmed, and respected. The first session is both a formal diagnostic assessment and a casual 'getting to know you' conversation. Sometimes assessments can be overwhelming because of the number of questions. I hope that clients experience the first session as helpful, professional, and personable.

I identify as...

• Female
• Black or African American, Caucasian or White, Biracial or Multiracial
• Christian, Non-denominational