My work as a therapist is rooted in lived experience: years of self-inquiry, spiritual exploration, academic study, and the kind of heartbreak that forces you to reevaluate everything. Like many of the people I work with, I’ve felt unsafe in relationships. I’ve ignored my intuition, even when it was loud and clear. I’ve been stuck in patterns I didn’t fully understand until I chose to center my own healing.

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That choice became the start of something new. Through yoga, psychotherapy, and spiritual practice, I began to reconnect with myself. Now, I support others in doing the same.

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Many of the clients I work with are navigating trauma, grief, or emotional disconnection. They’re often seekers: sensitive, thoughtful, and intuitive. Many have done a lot of personal work already, but still carry old beliefs or protective patterns that no longer serve them. In our work together, we slow down, tune in, and begin to integrate what has been left behind.

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As a holistic trauma therapist, I draw from evidence-based practices while honoring the wisdom of the body and the spirit. That might include mindfulness, parts work, nervous system regulation, or spiritual reflection, all grounded in presence and trust.

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My mission is to help people reconnect with their Soul and feel safe enough to live from that place. The name Soul Love Therapy reflects that intention. It was inspired in part by the David Bowie song, but more deeply by the healing power of love and the knowing that something greater is always within and around us.

I’m a licensed psychotherapist in California, Colorado, and Kansas, and currently based near the Kansas–Colorado border. I offer sessions via telehealth and work with clients across all three states.

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If you’re ready to explore the deeper layers of healing, I’d be honored to walk that path with you.

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— Alice Barclay, LPCC (CA), LCPC (KS), LPC (CO)