Terrace House - A Modern Counseling Space

Terrace House - A Modern Counseling Space We are a modern, collaborative therapy space in the heart of the city.

A lot of people learned to keep going no matter how they were feeling. And yes, this may help you survive, but it gives ...
05/26/2026

A lot of people learned to keep going no matter how they were feeling. And yes, this may help you survive, but it gives very little room to process. There’s a difference between pushing through and being okay.

- Ambra ✨

Being the “strong one” looks good on the outside.But a lot of times it means you don’t ask for help, you carry *it* all ...
05/19/2026

Being the “strong one” looks good on the outside.

But a lot of times it means you don’t ask for help, you carry *it* all alone, and people assume you’re okay. 

You can be capable AND overwhelmed. Both can be true.

- Ambra ✨

So much of what feels confusing in relationships actually has roots in what you experienced early on. How you handle clo...
05/14/2026

So much of what feels confusing in relationships actually has roots in what you experienced early on. How you handle closeness, distance, conflict… none of it is random. It’s learned. And once you understand your patterns, you don’t have to stay stuck in them. 

- Ambra ✨

Many people have been told they are “too much” or they’re “too sensitive,” and we are almost always neither; we were sim...
05/11/2026

Many people have been told they are “too much” or they’re “too sensitive,” and we are almost always neither; we were simply never taught what to do with what we feel. There are reasons our emotions show up the way they do, and knowing why changes EVERYTHING.

- Ambra ✨

Ambra Graham is pursuing a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Missouri in Saint Louis. A...
05/04/2026

Ambra Graham is pursuing a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Missouri in Saint Louis. Ambra works with adults and has experience supporting individuals navigating trauma, ADD/ADHD, relationship challenges, life transitions, stress, high achievers and racial battle fatigue.

With Ambra, you’ll find a warm, grounded, collaborative presence and an approach that integrates trauma-informed care, Psychodynamic Therapy, narrative exploration, mindfulness, and relational work to support your unique process. Therapy with her is centered around building self-trust, deepening insight, honoring your lived experience, and creating meaningful, sustainable change.

Ambra’s work is informed by both clinical training and lived experience, including deep respect for cultural identity, the power of personal stories, and the importance of de-pathologizing emotional responses. She strives to hold space that is nonjudgmental, affirming, culturally responsive, and deeply attuned to each client’s needs.

Interested in working with Ambra? Reach out to us at (314) 296-3222 or [email protected]. ✨

There’s something magical that happens when a new therapist joins us in residence at the House. ✨Ambra brings a kind of ...
04/29/2026

There’s something magical that happens when a new therapist joins us in residence at the House. ✨

Ambra brings a kind of presence that helps you feel more you - seen, grounded, and gently invited into a deeper relationship with yourself and the people you love most.

Over the coming weeks, she’ll be sharing a series rooted in her voice and the heart of her work - little glimmers on moving from ideas to action, deepening self-trust, and finding your way back to your own voice in a world that can be noisy and out of alignment.
If your heart has been nudging you toward therapy lately, this might be your sign. ✨

Ambra has just a few spots remaining for new clients. Now is a beautiful time to begin.

If you’d like to learn more about working with Ambra or schedule a first session, reach out to our Enrollment Team at:
📧 [email protected]
📞 314-296-3222

Are you a lion who slightly roars?Mighty once were?All sorts of lions: paper, flesh, cartoon.All sorts of things said to...
04/02/2026

Are you a lion who slightly roars?
Mighty once were?
All sorts of lions: paper, flesh, cartoon.
All sorts of things said to you, untrue.
Sooner painful to walk,
No strength, worn down, too weary to be,
And that limp I see.
Ready to play, eat, and roar?
This is what counseling is for…

- Dave ✨

At first, the lion pulled back from the hand that sought to bring healing. Would the paw stay infected, and the lion fad...
03/30/2026

At first, the lion pulled back from the hand that sought to bring healing. Would the paw stay infected, and the lion fade? Androcles was careful, remembering what he learned from the years spent on his farm.

Everyone has a name, so respect who they are. Be curious, and listen to understand. Adapt, because each is different in their own special way. Have compassion for the injured and lonely. See the lion in the lamb, and the eagle in the dove.

- Dave ✨

The lion looked at Androcles, then lay down. It was exhausted from its ordeal. But Androcles knew there was more work to...
03/30/2026

The lion looked at Androcles, then lay down. It was exhausted from its ordeal. But Androcles knew there was more work to do. It looked as if there was still a part of the thorn in its paw, and the wound was certainly infected. He gently approached the lion to take a closer look. The paw needed to be cleansed and bandaged for protection. Would the lion be vulnerable and accept his help? Androcles knew the deeper work could actually hurt more.

- Dave ✨

The lion let out a snarly yelp as it winced in agony. Androcles remained calm and actually moved nearer to reassure the ...
03/26/2026

The lion let out a snarly yelp as it winced in agony. Androcles remained calm and actually moved nearer to reassure the suffering cat. The lion stood up and looked to the sky. Time stood still.

Androcles wondered what would happen next. Might the lion blame him for the pain he just caused, thinking he pulled the thorn out recklessly? Did the lion know that Androcles cared so much about its pain that he risked coming close enough to help?

- Dave ✨

Address

1804 Lafayette Avenue, Lafayette Square
St. Louis, MO
63104

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 8pm

Telephone

+13142963222

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