Lisa Terry, LPC

I went to Lisa after a brutal dog attack in 8/10, and I could never have known how she would change my life. The trauma of the attack brought back unresolved trauma from an incident 25 years ago, and though I did not see how they were related, Lisa was insightful and gentle enough to help me connect the two and deal with the PTSD caused by both events. I now see the recent attack as a BLESSING in that it brought me to her and she helped me to live a quality of life that I "thought" I had before. She is so approachable and non-threatening while at the same time encourages you to explore difficult issues in a safe, non-judgmental place. I am a better woman for her counsel, and I will be forever grateful to her.

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I can't say enough good things about Lisa. I came to Lisa after suffering with OCD/anxiety. I had a major flare up that left me almost barely functioning without tremendous anxiety. I believe that God led me to Lisa Terry and she has been amazing. She is helping me to regain my life. She is compassionate, caring and kind. She is everything you could hope to find in a counselor and more. I would highly recommend Lisa to anyone suffering through anxiety, phobias or fears. I thank God that I was able to find her on my way back to freedom.

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I came to Lisa because I was absolutely miserable due to a severe phobia of throwing up. It had gotten to the point that I was tense almost all the time, and it was sucking the joy out of my life. To be honest, I was nervous about coming, especially due to the term “exposure/response prevention.” To me that sounded like I would just be thrust into a situation where I would have to deal with lots of throw up everywhere—a total nightmare for someone like me.

So if you’re considering getting therapy for a phobia or anxiety disorder, let me put some fears to rest for you. You will not be thrust into a room full of whatever you fear. Basically Lisa works with you to help you pick small tasks (or “exposures”) you can try on your own in between sessions. You start off really small and move at your own pace. Nothing is thrust upon you that you can’t handle, and you control the pace at which you progress.

Over time Lisa worked with me to help me see things from a rational point of view, rather than being controlled by my phobia. Doing my exposures helped me to gain confidence in the process and helped me gain control back. She was truly a life saver! Cognitive behavioral therapy really works!

I can’t recommend Lisa highly enough. She is patient, persistent, and not at all judgmental. She knows what she’s doing and helped me more than I can express. I’m so thrilled to have my life back!

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Thanks to Lisa I was able to realize the severity of the situation I was in and I left my abusive husband. Once she showed me the cycle of control and abuse and made me realize that I was a "battered woman" it was like an awakening. I knew then that I had to get out. Even though I always knew the situation was bad, I had been dealing with it for so long, it became almost normal.

Now, I am in an amazing relationship and I have beautiful twin boys. I have never been happier. Lisa told me when I found the right partner, I would see how a loving relationship should be and she was right. I am so happy and I have her to thank for it.

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I’ve seen my share of psychologists and psychiatrists for generalized anxiety. Some were pompous and arrogant others let their personal viewpoints cloud an objective assessment of your issues. Lisa has all of the traits to make her one of the best in her business. I’ve always left feeling better about myself and with the mental tools to improve myself.
In fact, Lisa Terry is the one most caring and empathetic people I’ve ever met in my life and a therapist I would recommend without hesitation.

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