Therapists in 20146

Seeing a therapist isn't only for people in major life crisis. People in everyday life situations can also benefit from therapy. We all need help at times to understand our feelings, deal with life's challenges and feel hopeful about the future. Life can feel like a roller coaster sometimes. It may take us high with the birth of a child or falling in love and it may drop us low mourning a loss, suffering abuse, or feeling immobilized by depression. Therapy can help you find ways to manage those emotions and promote your well-being.

Do you feel isolated, overwhelmed, or lost? You are not alone. Here at Integrative Holistic Therapy, your needs and progress are my priority. As the name of my practice suggests, I take a holistic approach to treatment - a more inclusive and broad view of client wellness. True healing incorporates not only your psychological wellness, but also spiritual, emotional, physical, and social health. I am passionate about helping others transform their lives through empowerment, curiosity, and lasting change. Together, we will walk through issues of meaning and purpose, of loneliness and rejection, of fear and loss, and of joy and prosperity.

Sometimes it is easy to get a bit off kilter and be in need of added support due to depression, anxiety or related problems. Having a baby isn't what you thought it would be? Trying to juggle work and a family? Your child or teenager is having difficulty in school and you've tried everything? My philosophy is to gain understanding of the client's perspective and then develop a plan for progressing toward the client's goals using mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral techniques, understanding of the client's relationships and family therapy.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, Registered Play Therapist, National Certified Counselor, and National Certified School Counselor, I provide mental health services for children, adolescents, adults, and families. My focus is helping clients who are struggling with parenting, anxiety, adjustment disorders, relationship issues, school adjustment, trauma, and issues involving separation and divorce.

As a psychotherapist, I cultivate a safe & supportive atmosphere in which my clients explore thoughts and feelings about the important areas in their lives that may be broken, or not working as well as one hoped and planned. Adults often address major life changes, symptoms of anxiety and depression, relationship issues, as well as struggles with substance use and alcohol abuse.

I believe in the power of having strong, healthy relationships. I work to help you strengthen those relationships by creating a safe, collaborative environment in which to experience and explore change. I believe that we all have strengths and work to highlight and build on those strengths. I currently see couples and individual adults . Issues that present themselves in my office include relationship struggles around infidelity, poor communication, conflict, blended family, parenting, depression and anxiety.

Confidential phone and Zoom, Webex, and Google Hangouts video sessions available. Personal set-backs and conflictual relationships are common problems that we all can face at some point in our lives. I work with depression and mood swings, grief and loss, anxiety and worries, addictions, anger management, intimacy and sexual difficulties, and divorce adjustment. For couples, I help couples improve communication that enhances closeness, deepens understanding and reduces reactivity.

Currently not taking new referrals until the end of October. I am aware of the challenges of reaching out for help and hope that I can make this process easier for you. Together, we will explore options and learn better coping strategies for your particular situation. Whether this is your very first time in therapy or you are returning to treatment, my goal will be to help you feel comfortable with this process so that you get the most out of this experience. I am direct in my style and utilize humor and above all else good listening skills to assist you in this journey.

I am now accepting new clients for Sept /Oct ‘23 in person and Zoom. I have been working in the recovery field since 1994. I am a compassionate therapist, but with a bit of no nonsense thrown in. I want my clients to feel safe and know they can move forward in this journey, because staying stuck is not the answer. Recovery can be difficult and the path can seem daunting, but making changes is essential to living a better life. In addition to substance abuse I have assisted individuals recover from gambling addictions as well.

I believe that it is a privilege to work with people who are in distress. Attentive listening, empathic response, and sound feedback can help individuals of all ages get through difficult life events, often becoming stronger through the process. Lives in transition, despite pain and disruption, can be lives that are transforming to become sounder, more flexible, and less bound by former roadblocks and repetitive missteps. I strive to understand my clients in the context of all that is going on in their lives, not defined by diagnostic category only.

Are you looking for a therapist that is compassionate, warm, uplifting, and supportive? My strength as a counselor is connecting with my clients and helping them access their strengths and resources. I have experience with individuals of all ages from diverse backgrounds. The clients I have worked with have primarily experienced the effects of trauma, grief, and loss. For more than 16 years I have worked with individuals effected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and childhood sexual abuse. I enjoy working with parents who are navigating the challenges of raising children, especially those who have not had positive examples.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist specializing in psychotherapy with adults (18+) experiencing a wide variety of psychological, medical and/or psychosocial issues. My approach is collaborative, straightforward and approachable, based in an acceptance and values-driven way of seeing the world. What we work towards together is defined by you - based in your own belief system and measured by whether you are living your life in ways most consistent with what you value.

Are you looking for a strength-based approach to life? Are you generally an internally peaceful and pleasant person but your unwanted mood or thoughts are more powerful? Do stress, anxiety, and depression make you someone that you do not recognize? Are you mad, sad, or quiet without a true reason that you can express? Are you isolating yourself from activities that you used to enjoy or would consider pleasurable? Are you tired of people looking at who you are from the outside and think that you have everything that you need, but they are missing your internal pain?

Are you entering a new life transitions, and need some direction? Do you feel that you are in pain as a couple or in a family situation? Please reach out to me today. I would welcome the opportunity of working with you. I have always felt that my passion in life was to offer support to others and to suggest alternative choices in life. I have a Master's degree in Social Work with a focus on gerontology, but I have had experience in working with youth, adults and seniors.

Resorting strength, finding hope, growing wisdom. We all experience hardships. Whether it be relationship issues, excessive worry and anxiety, depressive symptoms, trauma, life transitions, grief and loss and so much more. In this life, no one is without struggles. But your struggles do not need to define you, nor do they need to steal your hope and joy. Marjorie has worked with clients who experience a variety of challenges including anxiety, depression, panic attacks, substance abuse, spiritual/ faith-based struggles, family conflict, OCD, self-injurious behaviors, self-confidence issues, student athletes, trauma and grief/loss.

Dr. Arcuri specializes in treating those with eating disorders, anxiety disorders (panic, phobias, social anxiety, generalized anxiety, & OCD), depressive disorders and trauma. Dr. Arcuri approaches therapy in a collaborative, supportive, and empathetic manner, while regularly utilizing empirically supported therapeutic interventions in her practice to promote symptom relief. Dr. Arcuri aims to individually tailor treatment to each person she works with, and typically utilizes a cognitive behavioral approach- particularly with those struggling with disordered eating or anxiety, as research has demonstrated this is most effective.

As a former Division 1 athlete and coach, I experienced the highs and lows that come with the pressures of being an athlete. I also witnessed teammates and players struggle with their mental health and life off the field which directly impacted their performance on the field and ultimately their love of the game. It is important for you or your athlete to have access to help outside of coaches and parents. Help is not a weakness. By helping yourself, you are helping your team. Let’s chat about life and sports and see how we can make sure your passion stays alive and your performance stays consistent.