Twyla Coy

My communication style

As a clinician, I feel it is important to foster a non-judgmental and empathetic atmosphere for clients to truly open themselves up to the therapeutic process. I think it is important to challenge clients, when necessary, and when it's safe to do so, in order to cultivate personal growth.

My journey to mental healthcare

Since high school graduation, I have set my heart on becoming a therapist. My own therapy journey started at a young age, and it helped shape me into the individual I am today. Without the acceptance, guidance, and non-judgment that my therapist provided me, my life may have taken a different direction.

My goals for you

When working with clients, I place a high value on collaboration and empowerment in the goal-making process. I encourage clients to identify goals for therapy in their own words and try to act as a sounding board for them to clarify and specify what changes they want to work towards.

Our first session

During the first session, I focus on providing a warm and comfortable space for clients to establish safety.

I identify as...

• Female
• American Indian or Alaska Native, Caucasian or White, Hispanic or Latinx
• Spiritual