Nevielle Kay Winter

Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, M.A., AMFT

Nevielle Kay Winter

Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, MA, AMFT

I offer a calm, judgment-free space for individuals and families navigating addiction, trauma, codependency, and chronic stress or burnout. My approach is warm, culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and rooted in the belief that healing is both emotional and spiritual.

Whether you’re rebuilding after a hard season, trying to restore connection in your relationships, or learning to trust your own voice again, you deserve a space where you feel safe, seen, and held with compassion.

Who I work with, I specialize in supporting:

• Individuals struggling with substance use, relapse, or early recovery
• Partners, spouses, and family members impacted by a loved one’s addiction
• People healing from childhood trauma, emotional neglect, and attachment wounds
• Freedom from codependency, people-pleasing, or emotional enmeshment
• BIPOC clients seeking culturally responsive, affirming care
• Veterans, military families, and first responders
• Teens and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, or identity shifts
• Clients looking for faith-friendly, shame-free support
• Anyone wanting deeper self-awareness, groundedness, and emotional safety

If you’re carrying heavy emotional loads — your own or someone else’s — I hold space for all of it.

How Can I help? Modalities:

• CBT: Understanding and reshaping thought patterns
• DBT: Emotion regulation + grounding skills
• IFS: Inner child healing & "parts" work
• Family Systems: Exploring patterns within relationships
• Trauma-informed care
• Nervous system regulation (mind-body integration)
• Recovery-oriented support for addiction + codependency
• Gentle integration of faith, Scripture principles, or spiritual practices (only if requested)
  

Together, We Can Work Toward:

• Building healthier boundaries
• Healing childhood wounds and attachment patterns
• Breaking cycles of addiction and family chaos
• Recovering your identity outside of survival mode
• Feeling more grounded and regulated in your body
• Rebuilding connection with yourself and others
  

About Me

I am a U.S. Army veteran and an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (AMFT) supervised by Michelle Walker, LCSW. My time in service, my own healing journey, and my deep respect for recovery shape the way I show up: grounded, compassionate, and without judgment.

I understand the weight of holding everything together, the ache of loving someone through addiction, and longing for hope when life feels heavy. I believe healing is possible – emotionally, relationally, and spiritually. You do not have to walk through that alone.

Areas I Serve

I support clients across:

Offering both telehealth and in-office sessions depending on your needs.

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