Heal Deeply.

Move Forward.

Faith-Rooted individual and Couples therapy • Immigration Evaluations

Serving Clients Statewide in New York, Massachusetts and Georgia.

100% HIPAA-Secure Telehealth.

Hi, I’m Trecia Lewis.

Founder of Inner Strength Counseling,

You’ve been carrying it all.
The strength. The faith. The pressure. The silence.

But having a space to exhale can change everything.

I support adults—especially Black Christian women, couples, and leaders—who are done pretending they’re “fine” and ready to heal what’s underneath. You deserve a space to be seen, to unravel what’s holding you back, and to begin again.

With compassion, clinical expertise, and deep cultural and spiritual understanding, I walk with you through anxiety, trauma, and the parts of your story that haven’t had room to breathe.

You don’t have to carry it alone anymore.

I offer Trauma-Informed Psychological Evaluations for VAWA, Hardship-Waiver, Asylum, and U-Visa cases.

my mission is to guide you into your next chapter with dignity, hope, and alignment.

services offered

Individual Therapy

Who I serve

  • Black men and women—culturally attuned care that sees the whole you

  • Professionals & Executives—private space to process the weight of high-stakes leadership

  • Entrepreneurs & Creatives—mental clarity while you innovate and build

  • Ministry & Non-profit Leaders—compassion-fatigue support that honors your calling

couples therapy

Who I serve

  • Premarital & Engaged Couples — craft a secure, faith-filled foundation before saying “I do.”

  • Married Couples in Conflict or Drift — move from distance or constant arguing to steady closeness and clear communication.

  • High-Impact & Ministry Couples — protect your bond from leadership stress, public pressure, and compassion fatigue.

immigration Evaluations

Evaluations I provide

  • VAWA Self-Petition — shows how domestic violence or extreme cruelty has affected your mental health and safety

  • 601 / 601-A Hardship Waiver — details the severe emotional hardship your qualifying relative would face if separated

  • Asylum / CAT — explains trauma symptoms from past persecution and the risk of future harm

  • U-Visa — documents the psychological impact of being a crime victim