This potential group is for those providing caregiving to spouses or parents with Alzheimer's and other dementias, Parkinson's, Lewy Body, etc. We'll focus on practical and especially emotional needs, the good (some dark humor among friends never hurt, after all), the bad (there's a lot), and the ugly (sadly, there's this too). This group will provide community and understanding from others who get it. The focus will be on sharing, support, self-nurture, and coping strategies rather than advice.
I see individuals (including "older" adults), couples and, if there's interest, will offer a group for those caregiving for spouses and parents.
Your unique personal struggles occur against the backdrop of unprecedented political division and environmental crisis that can bring feelings of overwhelm, loss, and fear for the future. You may find yourself anxious, depressed, disillusioned, angry; many feel guilty accessing help when others are suffering worldwide. You may repeat old, now-painful patterns that were once healthy adaptations to childhood duress, even as you yearn for peace, balance, and a richer life. For over 25 years I’ve offered a non-judgmental and compassionate space where you can come back to center and take concrete steps toward a self-honoring life.
This group will be geared toward those struggling with the anxiety and grief we feel as we witness devastating images of environmental harm and climate crisis, including wildfires and drought, severe weather events, melting polar ice caps, and more. We will focus on how to cope with the pain that arises via positive self-care, mindfulness practices, and exercises designed to get you back in touch with your connection to the Earth. We will also look at whatever contribution, however small or large, you may wish to make to addressing these issues. Please see my website for details.
I see individuals (including "older" adults), couples and, if there's interest, will offer a group for those caregiving for spouses and parents.
Your unique personal struggles occur against the backdrop of unprecedented political division and environmental crisis that can bring feelings of overwhelm, loss, and fear for the future. You may find yourself anxious, depressed, disillusioned, angry; many feel guilty accessing help when others are suffering worldwide. You may repeat old, now-painful patterns that were once healthy adaptations to childhood duress, even as you yearn for peace, balance, and a richer life. For over 25 years I’ve offered a non-judgmental and compassionate space where you can come back to center and take concrete steps toward a self-honoring life.
This group is intended for women and other gender minorities who identify as falling under the neurodivergent umbrella. A formal diagnosis is not needed to participate. The focus will be on sharing experiences, building support, and living a good life when the world is not designed for you. Dr. Meagan Miller will facilitate the group and focus on maintaining emotional safety for all group members.
We are an outpatient mental health practice that provides psychotherapy, assessment, dietetics, and medication management. We offer in-person and virtual appointments. Our staff includes psychologists, a psychiatric ARNP, licensed mental health counselors, social workers and a registered dietician. Our clinicians are experienced, utilize evidence-based techniques, and offer clinical specialties.
Stress management looks different for everyone. In this group, you will learn what stress is, what it does for your mind and body, discover various ways to manage stress effectively, share and learn from others in a supportive environment.
Are you finding it difficult to build and maintain relationships, stay present, or manage your emotions? Do stress and anxiety prevent you from enjoying your favorite activities or spending time with loved ones? Perhaps feelings of depression make even basic tasks like getting out of bed, showering, or eating seem overwhelming. If any of this resonates with you, Eye of A Tiger Therapy is here to help.
Currently accepting inquiries and applications to start a weekly in-person men's group in Ellensburg, WA. This is a unique opportunity to be part of the formation of a group. Meeting day and time TBD. $100/month.
You might be feeling disconnected—from yourself, your relationships, or the life you want to live. Maybe you're caught in open loops and unhelpful cycles: depression, self-doubt, anxiety, addiction, chronic stress - and you're longing to understand and accept yourself more fully. You seek clarity, balance, and a way to navigate the complexities of life without sacrificing your authenticity. I work well with individuals who feel "stuck" and are seeking insight into the 'why'. Together we'll collaborate on strategies so you can apply that knowledge via skillful action in your life.
Join a supportive community in a closed 8-week grief recovery group designed to help you navigate the journey of healing. With a maximum of 12 seats available, you'll receive personalized attention and the chance to connect with others processing their losses. The group will meet weekly from May 28th to July 16th to share, listen, and process in a safe and nurturing environment. The program costs $320, due before the first meeting. If you're ready to take this step toward healing, I invite you to secure your spot today! Feel free to reach out with any questions.
Hosted by Peace After Loss (Dr. Mary M. Butler)
Verified Verified
Group meets in Ellensburg, WA 98926
Are you tired of feeling alone in your grief, as if no one understands the weight you're carrying? Do you long for someone to listen to your thoughts and feelings without judgment? If you feel exhausted and overwhelmed, know you're not alone in this struggle.
Imagine a life where you can experience joy again and reflect on your past without being weighed down by pain, anger, or regret. You deserve to break free from the burden of loss and embark on a healing journey that allows you to cherish your memories. Let's work together to reclaim your peace and the joy life can offer.
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I am partnering with the Pegasus Project for a limited amount of hands-on Equine Assisted Counseling (EAC) sessions utilizing their horses as part of the therapy experience. Our EAC sessions will be private sessions, including myself, the client, an Equine Specialist from Pegasus, and one of their wonderful therapy horses. EAC is a type of therapy that works with horses to help people develop emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Clients may engage in tasks like feeding, grooming, leading the horse, and/or interacting with the horse. After each session, the client will discuss their experiences and emotions with the therapist.
I primarily work with neurodivergent adults that want to address challenges that can come along with being neurodivergent, work on improving their health, and work through trauma that they have experienced.
Do you feel overwhelmed by the challenges of navigating life as a neurodivergent person?
Are you struggling to manage the complexities of living with ADHD, autism, or other neurodivergencies? Do you find it difficult to balance your mental health with the demands of your career, relationships, and personal growth? It’s common to feel misunderstood, exhausted, or disconnected, especially when societal norms don’t align with who you are. You are not alone. Many individuals seek clarity, connection, and tools to help them thrive in a neurotypical world.
Are you neurodivergent and navigating the intricate terrain of ADHD, autism, OCD, complex PTSD, sensory processing disorder, a highly sensitive person, or bipolar disorder? Our group meetings strike a harmonious balance between structured educational content and open, unfiltered conversation. Each session begins with informative segments that shed light on various aspects of neurodiversity. Following the educational segment, we encourage open and honest discussions. Share your experiences, ask questions, or simply listen to others' stories. Prompts/questions are provided 4-5 days ahead of group to help you learn about yourself but also provide guidance in how to share.
I primarily work with neurodivergent adults that want to address challenges that can come along with being neurodivergent, work on improving their health, and work through trauma that they have experienced.
Do you feel overwhelmed by the challenges of navigating life as a neurodivergent person?
Are you struggling to manage the complexities of living with ADHD, autism, or other neurodivergencies? Do you find it difficult to balance your mental health with the demands of your career, relationships, and personal growth? It’s common to feel misunderstood, exhausted, or disconnected, especially when societal norms don’t align with who you are. You are not alone. Many individuals seek clarity, connection, and tools to help them thrive in a neurotypical world.
P. Gregg Hires LICSW, Jayleen Stark LMHC, Irene Jenkins LMHCA, Cheryl Johnson LMHCA
I have 40 plus years of experience helping adults, teens and families.
Seeking professional counseling takes courage. The reality is that most people would benefit from counseling. Therapy can help you manage life's challenges and live a more fulfilled life. It can help you understand what you are feeling, why and how to cope. Relationship counseling is similar to hiring a professional marriage/relationship "coach". Education, training, experience and life lived all equip a counselor to be helpful. I began my career as a counselor and later as Director of Counseling at the Flying H Youth Ranch for troubled teen boys and their families 40+ years ago.
Paying cash/credit/debit has its advantages and we can talk about that. I have chosen to be an out-of-network practitioner because insurance carriers create too many barriers for payment to the provider. I will provide you a superbill/invoice for you to get reimbursed by your insurance carrier if they offer reimbursement. It is advised you check with the insurance carrier policy on this first.
Hosted by Dr. Scott A Whitmer Psyd
Mental Health Counselor, PsyD, LMHC, CFMHE, ABVE, IPEC
Group meets in Yakima, WA 98908
Dr. Whitmer treats individuals, couples, and families. His doctoral training in clinical psychology has prepared him to treat many mental health disorders with various interventions. Dr. Whitmer is board certified as a Certified Forensic Mental Health Evaluator and a Forensic Vocational Expert. He is nationally certified as Certified Rehabilitation Counselor, and is International Psychometric Evaluation Certified. Dr. Whitmer is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Washington State.
