Camille Mica MA, LPC Associate (#88854)
Supervised by Amber Barbee MEd, LPC-S
I have provided supervised psychotherapy in both community counseling and private practice settings. In addition, I have been blessed to work extensively in consulting and non-profit organizations, fostering respect for human dignity and serving survivors of human trafficking through education, community engagement, outreach, aftercare, and advocacy efforts.
Rather than a series of techniques, I see psychotherapy as a relational endeavor built upon compassionate presence, empathic engagement, openness, and curiosity. Together we witness tender places of distress and wounding so that they may be transformed. We may explore early relationships and experiences from the past to understand their potential impact, while being oriented to the present, and with a vision open toward the future. We consider how various aspects of your life may carry deeper meaning. We explore attitudes, patterns, and relational dynamics that hinder your ability to respond to other people, your circumstances, and your unique life path. I will accompany you amidst challenging life transitions and discernment of your calling, as you seek to live more fully who you are and to give of yourself in the world. The therapy process will hinge upon development of awareness and finding ways to express, deepen into, and learn from experience.
Psychotherapy means tending to the soul; meaning is discovered in the sacred space of deep sharing, expression, attentive listening, imagination, and reverence for mystery. This process involves reflecting upon experiences that reveal areas of strength and fulfillment, vulnerability and darkness – and whispers in the inner depths and stirrings of your soul.
Psychotherapy is a journey of mutual impact. It is my honor to witness the unfolding and transformative potential in each person and situation. It has been a gift to walk with people from a variety of backgrounds during times of exploration, suffering, and uncertainty, as they grow in awareness and undergo significant thresholds.
I work with an integrative, relational approach. We may incorporate creative expression, story, metaphor and imagination, poetry, and writing in therapy. I am open to drawing upon faith and spirituality in this journey.
“… What is greatest about our existence and renders it precious and ineffable also makes very careful use of our painful experiences to enter into our soul.”
– Rainer Maria Rilke