Meet Lexi Oellrich

You’re certainly not alone in facing life’s challenges. It’s perfectly natural to long for deeper connections, to sometimes struggle with managing your emotions, and to have a strong desire for positive change in your life. These experiences are shared by many, and it’s a sign of strength and self-care to seek support in navigating them. Remember, seeking counseling is a courageous step towards understanding and growth, and it’s a journey you don’t have to undertake alone.

I help you navigate through life’s challenges with a unique blend of creativity, compassion, and commitment. My approach involves innovative techniques that cater to your individual needs, helping you find new perspectives and solutions. With compassion at the heart of our sessions, I ensure a safe and empathetic space for you to express and explore your emotions. My commitment to your journey means I am dedicated to supporting you every step of the way, helping you achieve the change and growth you seek.

I’m a graduate student at Gonzaga University’s Marriage and Family Counseling Masters of Art program. In addition to my graduate studies I am receiving advanced training in Emotionally Focused Individual and Couples Therapy.  I receive weekly supervision by my university professors and direct supervision by site supervisor and senior therapist, Emily Seppi, MA, LMFT.

My work over 3 years with young adults experiencing homelessness has deeply ingrained in me the value of empathy and resilience. Before this, I spent over five years actively engaging with children, teenagers, and college students in classrooms and small group settings, where I honed my skills in adaptability, patience, and active listening, essential for supporting growth and learning in various age groups.

I am a good fit for couples, families, individuals, and children starting from the age of 6, with my diverse experience and skill set uniquely positioning me to meet the varied needs of these different groups effectively.