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Alexandrea Mae Villalobos, LCSW

She/Her/Hers

Alexandrea is a licensed clinical social worker in both Illinois and Colorado. She earned her Master of Social Work from Aurora University in Illinois and her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Western Michigan University, where she also minored in Holistic Health Education.

As a trauma-informed therapist, Alexandrea has experience in supporting individuals through their healing journey with therapy modalities such as eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), somatic therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and integrates internal parts work to create full self-understanding.

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Her experience includes work as a sexual abuse counselor, an intensive outpatient clinician, and a therapist at a trauma treatment center. She is deeply committed to helping clients process their experiences and rediscover a sense of empowerment through holistic, mind-body approaches.

Originally from Summit, IL., Alexandrea has been living in Colorado since 2019 with her husband, two children and two pets. As a family, they love spending time outdoors—hiking and camping. While Alexandrea currently calls Colorado home, she remains deeply connected to her roots in Illinois and is passionate about providing therapy services to individuals in both her home state and current state.

Words from clients…

“I feel safe with Alex.”

*the names of clients who have shared are kept anonymous for confidentiality purposes
“Alex has a way with creating a space that is safe and comfortable but also holds me accountable.”

*the names of clients who have shared are kept anonymous for confidentiality purposes
“It is a powerful thing to trust someone with your trauma. Alex is that person for me.”

*the names of clients who have shared are kept anonymous for confidentiality purposes