Tracy Casey

Hello, and welcome. My name is Tracy Casey, I have a strong commitment to supporting individuals through life’s challenges with compassion, understanding, and practical guidance. I believe that healing and growth happen best in a space where people feel safe, respected, and genuinely heard.

My educational background includes a Masters Degree in Social Work and Criminal Justice, along with specialized training in counseling, behavioral health, and student support services. Over the course of my career, I have worked in home, center based and in school and academic settings. My focus was on supporting children, adolescents, famiies, young adults and adults as they navigate emotional, behavioral, social, and acdemic struggles.

As an adjunct faculty member, I also have the privilege of teaching and mentoring future professionals, which helps me stay current in evidence-based approaches and research-informed practices.

In my clinical and school counseling work, I support individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, emotional regulation difficulties, grief and loss, self-esteem challenges, trauma-related concerns, and family or peer conflict. I also have experience working with children/teens who experience school avoidance, academic pressure, attention and focus difficulties, behavioral challenges, and life transitions.

I enjoy working with a variety of populations, including children, adolescents, young adults, adults and families. I am especially passionate about helping individuals build coping skills, strengthen confidence, and develop healthy communication strategies.

• licenses, MSW, LICSW
• specific therapy approaches (CBT, trauma-informed care, solution-focused, etc.)
• specific populations ( crisis counseling, truama/loss, mood and behavioral, recovery, IEP/504 students, ect.)

My approach is supportive, strengths-based, and collaborative. I believe that every person has the ability to grow and succeed, and therapy is a process of learning what tools work best for you.

Most importantly, I strive to create a space where clients feel comfortable being themselves—without fear of judgment. My goal is to help you feel empowered, supported, and understood while working together toward meaningful change.

The first session is to introduce oursleves, build a rapport and understand what brought you to counseling. What challenges or concerns you may have and what you would like to gain from counseling.