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.

EMDR isn’t about jumping into the hardest things right away.It’s about building safety, trust, and support first, then w...
02/16/2026

EMDR isn’t about jumping into the hardest things right away.

It’s about building safety, trust, and support first, then working through what’s ready, when it’s ready.

- Liz ✨

Ever been curious about the science behind EMDR?Sure, we’ve all heard that it is used to reprocess trauma, but how exact...
02/15/2026

Ever been curious about the science behind EMDR?

Sure, we’ve all heard that it is used to reprocess trauma, but how exactly does EMDR do just that?

- Liz ✨

Trauma isn’t just something we remember; it’s something the body holds.EMDR helps the brain and nervous system work toge...
02/10/2026

Trauma isn’t just something we remember; it’s something the body holds.

EMDR helps the brain and nervous system work together so the past doesn’t keep showing up as the present.

- Liz ✨

EMDR can sound intimidating at first. But at its core, it’s about helping your brain do what it’s naturally designed to ...
02/02/2026

EMDR can sound intimidating at first. But at its core, it’s about helping your brain do what it’s naturally designed to do: heal, integrate, and move forward, at your pace.

- Liz ✨

Meet Liz ✨Elizabeth (Liz) Von is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Missouri. She earned her Master’s in ...
01/28/2026

Meet Liz ✨

Elizabeth (Liz) Von is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Missouri. She earned her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a Graduate Certificate in Multicultural and Social Justice Counseling from the University of Missouri - St. Louis.

She works with adolescents and young adults and supports clients navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, disordered eating, and substance use.

Liz is especially passionate about helping people reconnect—with themselves, with others, and with their sense of hope. Her approach is warm, honest, and person-centered. She blends Relational-Cultural Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS)-informed Parts Work, and EMDR to meet you exactly where you are, with care and curiosity.

Interested in working with Liz? Reach out to us at (314) 296-3222 or hello@terracehousestl.com.

You can also check out her new practice here: https://www.elizabethvoncounseling.com/

We love walking alongside therapists as they grow - and we love celebrating them as they step into what’s next. 💖As Liz ...
01/26/2026

We love walking alongside therapists as they grow - and we love celebrating them as they step into what’s next. 💖

As Liz launches and grows her private practice, she has just a few openings available for new clients interested in EMDR and trauma-informed care.

To schedule a first session with Liz, reach out to our Enrollment Team at
📧 hello@terracehousestl.com
📞 314-296-3222

Or

Check out her new practice here:
https://www.elizabethvoncounseling.com/

Liz, it’s been an honor to walk alongside you in this season. Congratulations on this beautiful next chapter.

- Christina ✨

When I meet with parents, one of the most common questions I hear is “What do I even say to my child about therapy?”I us...
01/16/2026

When I meet with parents, one of the most common questions I hear is “What do I even say to my child about therapy?”

I usually encourage parents to keep it simple, honest, and age-appropriate, especially with teens, who can feel when something is being overexplained or sugar-coated.

You can tell them I’m another safe adult in their life, someone who listens, helps them figure things out, and keeps what they share private (unless they’re in danger, of course).

Therapy isn’t a place where they’re “in trouble.”
It’s a space that belongs to them, where they can be honest, messy, curious, quiet, or real without judgment.

I see myself as part of your child’s team. I work alongside parents and caregivers, not against them. We all want the same thing: for your child to feel safe, confident, and supported.

Sometimes therapy looks like playing, coloring, or talking about their week. Sometimes it looks like venting, crashing out, or sitting in the quiet together.

Whatever it looks like, the goal is the same: helping your child build trust in themselves and their world, one conversation at a time.

– Kylie ✨

When I meet with parents, one of the most common questions I hear is “What do I even say to my child about therapy?”I us...
01/16/2026

When I meet with parents, one of the most common questions I hear is “What do I even say to my child about therapy?”

I usually encourage parents to keep it simple, honest, and age-appropriate, especially with teens, who can feel when something is being overexplained or sugar-coated.

You can tell them I’m another safe adult in their life, someone who listens, helps them figure things out, and keeps what they share private (unless they’re in danger, of course).

Therapy isn’t a place where they’re “in trouble.”
It’s a space that belongs to them, where they can be honest, messy, curious, quiet, or real without judgment.

I see myself as part of your child’s team. I work alongside parents and caregivers, not against them. We all want the same thing: for your child to feel safe, confident, and supported.

Sometimes therapy looks like playing, coloring, or talking about their week. Sometimes it looks like venting, crashing out, or sitting in the quiet together.

Whatever it looks like, the goal is the same: helping your child build trust in themselves and their world, one conversation at a time.

– Kylie ✨

Parenting can be exhausting, overstimulating, and overwhelming, even when you love your kids more than anything.There’s ...
01/16/2026

Parenting can be exhausting, overstimulating, and overwhelming, even when you love your kids more than anything.

There’s pressure everywhere.
Pressure to get it right.
Pressure not to mess them up.
Pressure to regulate yourself while helping them regulate, often without much support, and while navigating systems that don’t make things easy.

I work with parents because I am one, and because I know how lonely it can feel, even when you’re surrounded by people. I know what it’s like to parent a neurodivergent child, to carry the weight of advocacy, and to feel like your whole identity gets swallowed by the role.

Therapy isn’t about fixing your child or turning you into a perfect parent.
It’s about having a place to exhale.
To feel understood.
To remember you’re not failing, you’re human.

If parenting feels heavy right now, you’re not alone in that. 💛

– Kylie ✨

Glimmers don’t have to be big or beautiful or shareable.They’re often just the small moments that help your body feel ok...
01/14/2026

Glimmers don’t have to be big or beautiful or shareable.

They’re often just the small moments that help your body feel okay again.

What glimmers have you noticed lately? 

- Kylie ✨

Therapy isn’t only about unpacking what’s hard. A lot of healing happens in the moments people are quickest to brush off...
12/17/2025

Therapy isn’t only about unpacking what’s hard. A lot of healing happens in the moments people are quickest to brush off.

The new boundary you set and barely mentioned?
The way you responded differently this time?
The insight that landed quietly but changed something inside?
I’ll pause you there, because that matters.

I’m the kind of therapist who notices and names those moments. The one who says, “Hey, that’s huge,” when you’re already moving on to the next thing.

The one who notices and celebrates your growth as it’s happening, even when you’re not sure it counts yet.
When an “aha” moment shows up, we sit with it.

When growth happens, we mark it. Because those moments are glimmers, too — signals that something is shifting, that your nervous system is learning a new way to be.

Healing isn’t just about surviving the hard stuff.
It’s also about recognizing your strength as it shows up — often more quietly than you expect.

And you don’t have to notice it alone.

– Kylie ✨

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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

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+13142963222

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Terrace House is a private counseling space in St. Louis, Missouri, offering individual, relationship, adolescent, and group therapy services. Our fees are on a sliding scale.

We are united by a commitment to ethical care and respect for each person’s unique identities, values, relationships, and cultural experiences. We welcome clients of all genders, races, orientations, identities, religions, and backgrounds. We strive to make Terrace House an affirming space where you get to explore, define, and ultimately create the life you want to live.

Our space, which is nestled amongst the rowhomes just half a block from Lafayette Park, is designed with beauty and comfort in mind.

Terrace House exists to help our clients see what’s possible for their lives by offering modern therapy services in a beautiful space that feels like home. We are invested in the growth of our clients, our therapists, and our city through modern and accessible therapy.