Alexis Fox is a Master's level clinical intern working under the supervision of Stephanie Berry, LCSW. Alexis is currently earning a Master's of Social Work from SUNY Brockport. In addition to her social work education, Alexis holds a deep commitment to social justice, and over 20 years of experience in movement and body-based expression. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing must be both trauma-informed and justice-oriented—recognizing how systems of oppression impact mental health, body autonomy, and access to care.

Alexis strives to integrate evidence-based practices, mindfulness, and somatic approaches with a client-centered lens. Her approach is grounded in neuroscience and the mind-body connection, particularly for individuals processing complex trauma, identity-based harm, or nervous system dysregulation.

With a background as a professional dancer, choreographer, and an aspiring yoga instructor, she brings a somatic awareness into the therapy space. Alexis supports clients in cultivating safety, resilience, and agency—both in their bodies and in their lives. She believes healing doesn’t always start with words. Sometimes, it begins with breath, stillness, or gentle movement.

Alexis’s goal is to co-create a space where all parts of you are welcomed—where healing is shaped by your lived experience, and where we work collaboratively to support your mental, emotional, and embodied wellbeing.

Want to learn more about working with our clinical interns? Check out our article on the Benefits of Working with a Clinical Intern for Trauma Therapy for more details!