Micole Amalu

Counseling Practicum Student

About Micole Amalu

I am a graduate counseling student at Colorado Christian University, working toward my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, which I expect to complete in August 2026. My clinical work is supervised by Irene Pruitt, LPC.

I earned my undergraduate degree in psychology from Neumann University, and I’ve always felt called to work with people in a deep and intentional way. After college, I spent several years serving as a missionary to college students with FOCUS, where I developed a love for one-on-one relationships and saw firsthand the complex connection between mental health and spiritual growth. That experience deepened my desire to help people find greater freedom and encounter Christ more fully.

I believe every person is inherently good, worthy of love, and created to flourish. Life inevitably brings suffering—through grief, trauma, conflict, or stress—but therapy offers a space to wrestle with those experiences and move toward healing and wholeness. I approach counseling from a holistic, attachment-based perspective, always with the goal of helping people reconnect with their authentic selves. It’s an honor to walk alongside you in this process.