Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Lisa has worked in the Mental Health field for over 6 years in various positions in the community as an Integrated Health Specialist assisting clients in reaching their goals and providing therapeutic intervention to progress through their personal struggles. While a Clubhouse Unit Leader, Lisa supported clients in managing their mental health while learning life-skills to return to the work-force or pursue post-secondary education. Finally, as a clinical based therapist, Lisa utilized her innate compassion to work with children and adults of all ages who struggle from a wide variety of issues, with a focus on play therapy techniques and trauma therapy. Lisa has completed extensive trainings including course work in play therapy, Zero Suicide, Trauma Informed Care and Grief Counseling, and has experience in working with individuals covering a wide range of ages, socioeconomic, gender, racial, cultural, spiritual, educational, sexual orientation, as well as individuals with cognitive impairment or mental health diagnosis. She believes in a client-driven, strength-based approach which takes into account the role of family dynamics, available supports and unresolved past trauma, in a solution focused therapy setting.
My goal is to support clients of all ages with their journey of healing and finding inner peace so that one may choose to live and experience their best life. My logo of a sea turtle captures the very essence of who I am personally and what I want Inner Peace Health Center to represent. The sea turtle symbolizes longevity, peace, grounding, ancient wisdom, and emotional strength. At times it can feel like an emotional tsunami as you navigate through the deep waters of the world’s emotions. Self-awareness will bring confidence and calm to your emotional state, as well as peace and acceptance to your unique path. – Lisa Renee Waltrip, MED, LPC
Specialties
Anxiety and Depression
Cultural/Ethnic Issues
Emotional Wellness/Mindfulness
Divorce/Blended Family Issues
End of Life Issues
Gay/Lesbian Issues
Grief and Loss
Postpartum Disorders
PTSD and Trauma
Self-Esteem /Self-Image
Sexual Abuse
I typically work Monday through Friday from 7 to 5. Please allow 24 hours for a response and all messages sent Friday afternoon through Monday morning with be returned the following work day.
Licensed · Professional · Cancel Anytime
Lisa Waltrip is a licensed professional counselor in Missouri with six years of experience in the mental health field. She has served in community roles such as an Integrated Health Specialist, where she helped clients identify and reach personal goals while offering therapeutic interventions to support progress through life’s challenges.
In her work as a Clubhouse Unit Leader, Lisa assisted clients in managing their mental health and developing practical life skills aimed at returning to the workforce or pursuing post-secondary education. As a clinically based therapist, she has worked with children and adults across the lifespan, applying play therapy techniques and trauma-focused approaches to address a wide range of concerns.
Lisa has completed extensive trainings including coursework in play therapy, Zero Suicide, Trauma Informed Care, and Grief Counseling. She has experience supporting people across diverse ages, socioeconomic backgrounds, genders, races, cultures, spiritual beliefs, educational levels, sexual orientations, and with cognitive impairments or mental health diagnoses.
Her practice is client-driven and strength-based, taking into account family dynamics, available supports, and unresolved past trauma within a solution-focused therapy setting. Lisa’s goal is to support clients of all ages on their journey of healing and toward finding inner peace so they can choose to live and experience their best life. Her sea turtle logo reflects longevity, peace, grounding, ancient wisdom, and emotional strength – qualities she aims to bring into the therapeutic process.
Lisa specializes in areas including stress, anxiety, trauma and abuse, grief, depression, addictions, LGBT concerns, relationship issues, family conflicts, self-esteem, and coping with life changes. She typically works Monday through Friday from 7 to 5. Please allow 24 hours for a response; messages sent Friday afternoon through Monday morning will be returned the following work day.
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All providers offering remote services are licensed professionals, and clients have the option to switch therapists if they decide another fit would be better. Online therapy can therefore be a practical, adaptable option for many people seeking support.
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