Corisa Ricciardi, LCSW
EMDR Certified
Ages 3+
Habla español: Disponible para evaluaciones de salud mental para inmigración
Corisa will be starting in person sessions on March 9th, 2026. She currently accepts virtual clients. Currently she is able to accept out of pocket investment, but will soon accept:
Medicaid, United Healthcare Plans, Rocky Mountain Health Plans, Select Health, and Aetna
Available for EMDR Intensives
Corisa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in treating trauma, anxiety,
depression, and attachment ruptures/issues. She earned her master’s degree from the University
of Tennessee Knoxville in 2020 and has worked in the trauma field in nonprofit settings since
2015. She has worked with the Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence, The
Sexual Assault Center, and Catholic Charities of Middle Tennessee providing crisis support as
well as trauma-focused treatment for children 3+, teens, adults, and families.
Corisa brings a sense of ease, compassion, and humor to her sessions. She offers supportive and
non-judgmental observations as well as strengths-based support for her clients. She enjoys
working with clients of all identities and values each person’s lived experience. Corisa’s goal is
to offer a therapeutic space of connection and always aims to move at the client’s own pace to
tap into the resiliency and capacity for growth that resides within them. Whether clients are
wanting to grow their skills in coping with life’s many challenges, to know themselves more
fully, or to seek healing from trauma, Corisa is glad to meet clients in this space and feels
honored to be able to collaborate with individuals and families on their therapy journey.
Corisa is an EMDR certified clinician and a Somatic Experiencing Practicer (SEP). She is also
trained in Theraplay, CPC-CBT, TF-CBT and often integrates elements of parts work (IFS),
sandplay, play therapy, and other attachment, trauma-informed, and brain and body connecting
approaches that best meet clients where they are. She believes that the therapeutic relationship
between client and therapist is an integral part of the therapeutic journey and having a good fit
where clients feel safe, comfortable, and respected is of the utmost importance to her.
Corisa has recently relocated to the Western Slope after spending thirteen years in Nashville,
Tennessee. When not in session, Corisa can be found practicing yoga at her neighborhood studio,
birding along the Colorado River, exploring nearby hiking trails, or listening to a Podcast while
puttering around her home. Outside of that, she loves spending time outside as often as possible
and is always planning her next travel destination with friends or with her partner in their built-
out transit van.