Angelina Miceli

Modalities & Approaches

Populations Served

Therapeutic Style

My therapeutic style is very warm and personable - over the years, my clients have continually shared that I am someone they quickly felt comfortable with. I am not afraid to bring humor or (appropriate) sarcasm to my work, and I am excellent at being able to read my clients and their personalities to match where they're at and help build that connection. I build long-term relationships with my clients, and throughout my career I have always been the clinician who has clients who will work with me for a period of time, get to a better place and take a pause, and then return to me if/when they need to in the future. My work with clients is very depth-focused - I am not afraid to dig deep, really get to know my clients and their past experiences, and build connections to their present - my clients are continually impressed by what I remember and help them connect. I also use a lot of metaphors and analogies to bring life to the points I am trying to make or to help my clients easily remember a concept to practice in their every-day life. With that said, I have a dynamically attuned therapeutic approach that weaves genuine human connection with that clinical depth - I am both a warm, relatable human who can laugh about life's absurdities, crack a joke, or listen fervently to the 'tea,' while also being a skilled clinician who can elicit and hold space for my clients' most vulnerable parts. We're going to march through the trauma, but my clients' healing doesn't have to be a grim march through that trauma. In their work with me, my clients feel as though their therapist is a real person who can hold all parts of them - the messy, the funny, the profound, and the painful while also guiding and fostering their growth.

What Makes Me Unique

I bring a unique blend of clinical expertise and genuine human connection to my work, which has allowed me to effectively support a diverse range of clients throughout my career, regardless of diagnosis or how their struggles show up. My extensive training in trauma and anxiety provides the evidence-based foundation that grounds everything I do, but it's the real connection that makes the work transformative. Being licensed in multiple states has also become especially valuable for my young adult and college-aged clients. They don't have to lose their therapeutic relationship just because they're heading to school in Vermont or South Carolina - we can maintain that continuity that's so crucial during major life transitions. There's something powerful about being able to stick with your therapist when everything else in your life is changing.