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Hello, I'm Chaucee
SHE/HER/HERS
Masters Level Intern- Level I
Hello! I'm Chaucee (chaw-see), a Master's level Clinical Intern here at GCC.
My approach to therapy is client-centered and rooted in a holistic biopsychosocial framework, which considers the full range of experiences and circumstances that shape us and contribute to the challenges we face.
I specialize in supporting clients navigating complex PTSD, anxiety, depression, sexual and gender identity exploration, LGBTQIA+ issues, recovery, and the lasting effects of trauma. I also work with grief, religious trauma, and attachment challenges.
As a service-dog user myself, I have a special heart for working with people who live with both visible and invisible disabilities. That cute pup in my photo is my service dog Jax. I’ve experienced firsthand the healing power of the human–animal connection, and I’m excited to pursue animal-assisted therapy in my future clinical work and you can expect to see Jax hard at work in our sessions too.
Whether you’re processing loss, working through the impact of past trauma, or looking for tools to better manage anxiety and depression, my goal is to create a space where you feel understood, supported, and equipped to move forward at a pace that feels right for you. I'm looking forward to meeting you.
Individual Session: $60
MEET JAX
Jax is my personal service dog, who will be present for all in-person sessions, and is trained to provide specific tasks and regulate the therapy environment during our sessions. Sometimes that means he’ll rest quietly at my side, relax in his crate, or even sit on my lap.
While Jax is friendly, he is working as my service dog - not as a therapy dog - whenever he’s in the room. The best way to help him do his job is to avoid petting, calling, or trying to get his attention unless I let you know it’s okay on the rare occasion.
If you ever feel uncomfortable with Jax in the room, please let me know. He can rest in his crate for the remainder of the session, or we can transition to virtual sessions if you prefer.
Or, if you want to incorporate your animal in our sessions, we can do so utilizing telehealth, as non-service animals are not allowed in the building.
