Angel Teeters, PsyD

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Angel Teeters, Psy.D., has a passion for helping individuals navigate the complexities of mental health. She earned her doctorate from Xavier University, where she laid the foundation for her career in psychology. Dr. Teeters completed her pre-doctoral internship and post-doctoral fellowship at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, gaining invaluable experience in child and adolescent psychology and maternal mental health.

Following her fellowship, Dr. Teeters served as Clinical Manager at Mercy Health Counseling Service in Cincinnati, before dedicating four years to the Veterans Affairs Medical Centers in Dayton and Cincinnati. During her time at the VA, she was a member of the Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Team, supporting veterans facing challenges such as PTSD, emotional dysregulation, depression, and anxiety. Her work also included assisting veterans experiencing homelessness and managing substance use alongside other mental health disorders.

Before joining Galia, Dr. Teeters was a Clinical Quality Manager at Lyra Health, where she provided clinical consultation and supervision to a team of therapists and played a vital role in training new staff. She has also contributed to the academic community as an adjunct professor at Mount St. Joseph University.

Dr. Teeters specializes in a broad spectrum of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, perfectionism, relationship difficulties, stress management, life transitions, and women’s mental health. She is particularly dedicated to helping clients who have been affected by trauma, guiding them toward healing and restoring balance in their lives.

Employing an integrative therapeutic approach, Dr. Teeters draws from various evidence-based methodologies, empowering clients to explore new ways to confront challenges. Through collaboration, she helps clients recognize the connections between their current experiences and past events, fostering a deeper understanding of their responses and promoting intentional living.

I believe...

  • I believe that the chance to reinvent ourselves is ever-present, allowing us to grow and evolve at any stage of life.
  • There is power in our stories and naming our truth
  • I believe that when we let go of shame, we open the door to deeper self-acceptance and wellness.
  • I believe that taking a moment to pause allows us to respond to life's challenges with intention and clarity.
  • Emotions are not facts but they are trying to tell us something important.
  • I believe that opening ourselves up to vulnerability is a courageous step toward authenticity and growth.
  • I believe that intergenerational trauma carries a profound impact across generations and that healing can occur and cycles broken.
  • I believe the third act of life holds the potential for magic, where past experiences come together to create a chapter of fulfillment, purpose, and wonder.
  • That perfectionism is a trap - good enough is good enough.
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