I am a licensed social worker with experience providing individual and couples therapy to adults who are looking to makes changes in their life. I believe therapy is a useful tool to learn new ways of coping and to gain insight into our self, our relationships, and life experiences that shape who we are as people and how we live our lives. My current practice has been focused working with adults experiencing anxiety and/or depression and coping with difficult challenges in life, such as life transitions, career concerns, family conflicts, or relationship stress.

Beginning therapy takes bravery. If anxiety, moodiness or depression won’t let go; or if you feel trapped by patterns that you cannot break, it is a signal to seek care. I would be honored to welcome you to my practice. If you’re a teenager whose worries or moods have become overwhelming, you aren’t alone. As adults we may find ourselves stuck or overwhelmed. Perhaps life is changing, whether by design or as an intrusion to a life humming along. Perhaps you are struggling with questions of meaning and purpose. When your ability to engage in life has diminished, seeking help makes sense. Help will be available to you here.

Are you experiencing a personal problem that feels insurmountable, has derailed you from your path, or has become so distracting that you can't ignore it any longer? Do you have ongoing health concerns, relationship conflict, recent loss, family stress or mental health issues? I can help you identify challenges, increase personal initiative, try new things, build confidence, make constructive decisions, utilize available services, manage problems proactively, and develop success strategies. I specialize in working with individuals and couples who need a higher level of support and resources to cope, change, and thrive.

Personal life transitions, relationship challenges, and school or career junctures present ideal opportunities to engage a therapist. By developing self-awareness and committing to improving outcomes in one's work and personal life, individuals often achieve far more than they'd previously imagined. As a psychologist and coach, I integrate the use of inquiry, insight, creative problem-solving, thoughtful self-reflection, hands-on "homework" assignments, and honest conversation. I will fully engage with you as a thought partner, a sounding board, and a confidential resource to help you alleviate stress and reach your potential.

I provide psychotherapy as well as personalized meditation facilitation to adults & older adolescents (18+). My approach is influenced by Buddhist psychology & a mind/body perspective. It is also shaped by the three elements of self-compassion: common humanity, mindful awareness & kindness (working with the inner critic). I believe that well-being is a skill & my approach is holistic, emphasizing value-oriented action & resource building. More information: www.engineeringawareness.com

As a thirty year veteran in Clinical Social Work, I worked for many years at the premier Harvard teaching hospital for Psychiatry in Boston.. I am an eclectic therapist. My clinical work is based upon a psychodynamic foundation to which I have integrated Cognitive and/or Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness and Relaxation Training, Family Systems Models and Coaching. In my initial assessment and subsequent work with each individual, I strive to listen as closely as possible to the feeling experience of the client and help each person develop an understanding and perspective of their life experience.

You are in the right place! Acknowledging you could use support might be one of the first steps. I help people heal, get unstuck and get out of their own way to live their best life in general and now with COVID-19 happening. I am currently using Telehealth and accepting new clients. Please view my website for more information. www.sabrinamuellercounseling.com. Looking forward to meeting you.

Accepting new clients and offering telehealth options. I am a licensed social worker, doctoral candidate at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a family law attorney. I specialize in working with clients engaged in the divorce process (before, during, and after divorce). The majority of my work is with high-conflict families or individuals who frequently find themselves affected by family court. I work with clients to create goals and plans to reduce conflict in the family and improve the co-parenting relationship or the parent/child relationship.

My overall mission is to provide behavioral health and wellness and help guide you in exploring challenges as we identify your unique strengths to help you make lasting change. My role is to provide a safe and supportive space to help problem solve and and work on personal growth. I believe change is always possible if you’re willing to take the first steps.

I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who has been working with adolescents, adults, families, children, and groups for over 12 years. Therapy can be a vulnerable and scary step to take. You can expect a genuine, warm, non-judgmental space where your emotional experience is honored. I individualize my approach based on your needs although I typically draw from narrative therapy, motivational interviewing, and attachment theories as guidelines to my work. With all my work I try and bring a sense of humor as well as feedback when it is appropriate to support your needs.

Are you struggling? Is living in this time of COVID making everything worse with your relationships, substance use, and other difficult life transitions. Is anxiety or depression getting in your way? I offer compassionate, non-judgmental treatment for adults struggling with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, substance use and other issues. Using an integrated approach, I help clients create a toolbox of skills to use in times of distress, and provide a warm and supportive environment for self-exploration, growth and transformation.

I am a Clinical Psychologist. I provide specialized cognitive behavioral therapy and behavioral parent training to treat a broad range of emotional and behavioral challenges among children and adolescents. I specialize in the treatment of youth depression, anxiety, and behavior problems. I provide both in-person and telepsychological services. I use scientifically proven practices to alleviate mental health difficulties with the overarching goal of promoting the positive development of my clients.

Finding the right therapist with whom to create a strong therapeutic alliance is paramount to success. I work with my clients in a framework of compassion, honesty, trust and safety. Together we will identify your goals, empower you to change what you can in your life and to learn acceptance, not passive resignation, for that which you can not change. Carl Jung put it best, “I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become”.

I love to work with kids and adolescents and their families. I believe people don't have "problems" but rather "challenges" they learn to move through or re-frame. Together we learn new ways of doing things; new ways of looking at things; find a new path of our own choosing that feels better than the one we were on; relate to ourselves and others in a healthier way; learn to smile and laugh more; find the things we are good at doing; make a contribution; stress less; be who we are meant to be; and love who that person is!

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I’m so glad you are here to begin your journey into healing from toxic relationships or possibly ending the cycle of narcissistic abuse. Possibly you are considering a major life transition or divorce and you need support. Maybe you are stuck in a negative cycle of being triggered in toxic patterns with an ex that you are co-parenting with. Wherever you are in your journey, I will assist you in empowering you to make new choices that support you in your life as you change deeply held beliefs and negative patterns in relationships.

Emily is a nationally certified Physician Assistant who specializes in psychiatry. She received both her Bachelor of Science in Health Science and Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Northeastern University. She believes every patient is unique and has something unique to teach her. She chose to work in psychiatry because she enjoys helping patients navigate the ups and downs of life. Outside of work, Emily enjoys reading, baking, and hiking with her dog Ravioli.

There are times when life brings us challenges and presents us with unexpected or difficult situations. We may not always feel in control over the events in our lives. Stress, anger, fear, anxiety, sadness can often become overwhelming. We may not know which way to turn for support or understand how to bring about the positive changes we’d like to see happen. Change is possible. You have taken the most important first step--reaching out--and I am here to work with you, making your goals realities.

If you are anxious, depressed, overwhelmed or experiencing panic attacks, and wish you could start enjoying your life, I can help. As a therapist, I take an active role and will not only listen carefully but will also offer feedback and suggestions. I respect that you will know what suggestions to accept, and will help you to find the patience to try things a few ways if that is what it takes. I offer a supportive, caring environment where I will take the time to fully understand what you are struggling with so that together, we can find your strengths and change the patterns or situations that have been causing you to be unhappy.

During this time of high uncertainty, are you feeling overwhelmed and anxious? You are not alone! Throughout our life, we are called to cope with life's hiccups, demands, frenetic pace by taking a deep breath, staying calm, going to the gym, spending time with family and friends, engrossing ourselves at work and going about our normal routines. Right now, our world as we knew it, is shifting beneath our feet and our capacity to cope is being stretched. We are digging deep to find our inner strength, implementing formerly successful coping skills and finding creative ways to remotely connect with those we love.