Eunice Ceglio

Eunice is a licensed clinical social worker who earned her Master of Social Work from The Ohio State University. She began her career working with Veterans experiencing homelessness, providing outreach, assessments, and case management to help individuals access housing and essential resources. In this role, she collaborated with community providers and advocated for clients navigating complex systems.

She later transitioned into a clinical therapy role, where she conducted assessments, developed treatment plans, and provided individual therapy for a range of mental health concerns. Across settings, Eunice has built strong skills in assessment, care coordination, and supporting clients through meaningful change.

Eunice believes care comes before credentials, and that connection is the foundation of meaningful therapy. She prioritizes building trust first, knowing that feeling supported is what allows real change to happen. Her approach is grounded in showing up with empathy, consistency, and genuine presence. She understands that clients are more open to growth when they feel truly seen and valued. For Eunice, the relationship itself is a powerful part of the healing process.

Eunice creates a therapy environment that is warm, open-minded, and grounded in genuine connection. She encourages clients to show up as they are, without pressure or judgment. Her style is empowering and curious, asking thoughtful questions that help clients better understand themselves. At the same time, she is direct and willing to gently challenge patterns that may be holding clients back. The goal is a space that feels both supportive and thought-provoking, where meaningful growth can happen.