Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Terri Talley, LPC, LPCS, LCMHC, CT, CMCC
Terri earned degrees in forensic psychology and clinical mental health counseling before pursuing her Ph.D. in mind-body medicine with specializations in trauma and resilience.
As a Licensed Counselor in both South Carolina and North Carolina, she is dedicated to providing a safe therapeutic space and practical resources for individuals seeking to regain purpose and meaning.
As a certified Thanatologist, Grief Coach, and Death Doula, she provides direction, education, and compassion for individuals, families, and organizations facing the challenges of end-of-life matters and grief.
Her areas of focus are first responders, grief, end-of-life matters, suicidality, violence-related trauma, survivors of suicide, workplace loss, traumatic loss, and existential issues.
Many individuals feel lost, alone, and unheard in their attempts to find healing and make meaning of life during difficult seasons. Terri supports individuals, families, and organizations through counseling, coaching, support groups, and organizational grief processing.
Specialized Training and Certifications
Certified Thanatologist
EMDR/ASSYST/FLASH/IADC
EMDR Consultant and Trainer
Somatic Experiencing™
Death, Dying, Grief, & Bereavement
Critical Incident Debriefs
Certified Death Midwife
Certified Grief Coach
Suicide Bereavement
Complicated Grief Support Groups & Therapy
Violence Related Deaths
Suicide Prevention & Intervention
End of Life Counseling
Clinical Military Counseling
Dreamwork for PTSD & Nightmares
Police & First Responder Psychology
Psychological / Suicidal Autopsies
Mind-Body Approaches to Mental Health
Biofeedback/HeartMath/iLs/ Alpha-Stim
Schema Therapy
Sensorimotor Art Therapy for Trauma
Breathwork & Imagery
In her free time, she enjoys kettlebell training, jam bands, rowing, and gardening and is an avid reader.
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Terri Talley earned degrees in forensic psychology and clinical mental health counseling and later pursued a Ph.D. in mind-body medicine with specializations in trauma and resilience. She brings ten years of clinical experience to her work and serves people from a practical, evidence-informed perspective.
She is a licensed counselor in both South Carolina and North Carolina and is listed as NC LCMHC 20810 – a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina. Terri creates a safe therapeutic space and offers concrete resources for individuals aiming to restore purpose and meaning during difficult seasons.
Terri holds certifications that support her focus on end-of-life care and grief, including training as a certified Thanatologist, Grief Coach, and Death Doula. Her clinical interests also include support for first responders, suicidality and survivors of suicide, violence-related and traumatic loss, workplace loss, and existential concerns.
Her specialized training spans EMDR (including consultant and trainer roles), Somatic Experiencing, death and bereavement work, critical incident debriefs, suicide bereavement, complicated grief support, police and first responder psychology, mind-body approaches such as biofeedback and HeartMath, schema therapy, sensorimotor art therapy for trauma, and techniques like breathwork and imagery.
Terri works with individuals, families, and organizations through counseling, coaching, support groups, and organizational grief processing, offering direction, education, and compassion for end-of-life matters and grief.
Outside of her professional life she enjoys kettlebell training, following jam bands, rowing, gardening, and reading.
Many people wonder whether remote counseling can truly help. For a range of common concerns – including stress, anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and navigating life changes – online therapy has been shown to be comparable in effectiveness to traditional in-person care for most individuals.
One major benefit is flexibility. Individuals can connect in the way that best fits their routine and comfort level through video calls, phone sessions, live chat, or in-app messaging. This flexibility often makes it easier to maintain consistent care.
Services are provided by licensed professionals and therapists, and clients may change therapists at any time if they seek a different fit.
For many people seeking support for everyday mental health concerns, online therapy offers an accessible, effective option that adapts to their life and schedule.
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