Preteen Therapists in 27587

Are you a parent looking for help for your child, preteen, teen, or family, from a Christian perspective? Maybe you want some guidance in talking to your children? Looking for services for yourself? Raleigh Kids is here to help you and your family! Raleigh Kids, founded by Dr. Sarah Rainer, is a private practice offering christian mental health services. Services are provided using evidence-based techniques that align with a Christian worldview. Raleigh Kids encourages our clients and reminds of their ultimate hope even in the midst of hardship.

As a solution-focused therapist, my goal is to help you uncover your true potential and lead the life that you want. While no one can change difficult situations of the past, I will work with you to better understand and resolve challenges in your life. By applying complementary therapy approaches and techniques, I will help you change long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that may be holding you back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life.

“Im really glad you're here”, is a phrase you’ll hear often in my therapy room as I find it to be a true honor to be a part of my clients’ lives and I am grateful for the opportunity to be trusted to walk beside them on their therapeutic journey. During my last year of my studies I found my passion in working with adolescents, teens, adults, couples. I treat multiple areas of difficulty and challenge in my clients’ lives while providing a safe, trustful, and comfortable space to process together. I truly believe in collaborate work with my individuals and families to help them reach their full potential and healthiest selves.

Therapy is more than a comfy couch and a good listener; it’s a safe space to examine, reflect, goal-set, and learn new skills to align with such goals. My hope for you is that when you step into my office you feel supported in a non-judgmental collaborative setting while being provided space for autonomy, diversity, free-thinking, authenticity, and mutual respect. I specialize in treating clients with trauma-related disorders, anxiety, depression, gender dysphoria, as well as grief, and loss. I am most passionate about working with members of the trans community as well as all individuals within the LGBTQIA+ umbrella.

Life can be hard; these moments sometimes leave us feeling lost, confused, or hopeless. I am here for you. Let's form a team where you and I work together to figure it out. Let's find solutions, gain understanding, and create some peace in your life. Whether you're looking for someone trustworthy to make you feel heard, seeking a safe space to be your authentic self, or needing to overcome current stressors and challenges, I can help. I consider myself an action-oriented counselor, meaning we talk things through but work together to find the resolution that you need to get you where you want to be.

Perkins Counseling & Psychological Services is a large group practice that serves Wake Forest, North Raleigh, and counties north of Raleigh. The clinicians working at our office are experienced in all avenues of mental health and psychological treatment and testing. We offer comprehensive psychological services across the lifespan - from preschoolers to older adults. Because we treat all ages and all types of problems, we often see multiple family members under the same roof making it convenient to receive help.

I have many years of counseling experience in the mental health field. I work with adults and adolescents (ages 13 and above) and provide individual, couples/marital, and family counseling services in a comfortable, safe environment. When working with clients, I use a combination of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Interpersonal Therapy. My therapeutic skills and interventions are more directly aimed at fixing maladaptive patterns, improving emotional regulation and creating positive and lasting change. I offer both in person appointments at the medical practice I work at and do virtual appointments.

My name is Jeremy Phan. I am a licensed mental health professional (LCMHCA) with a wide array of experience, not only as a counselor, but as a father, a mentor, and a coach. We all have a story to tell and one that will continue to be told years to come. My goal is to help you navigate the present, learn to manage your past, and help you prepare for the future YOU want.

This past year challenged us in many ways, causing a lot of stress and pain for everyone. You may have felt a great deal of anxiety from the constant threat of a pandemic. Perhaps you are feeling the effects of depression from being cut off and isolated from loved ones. Maybe you were already dealing with difficult circumstances before the beginning of the pandemic, and the events of last year only made things worse. Whatever circumstances you find yourself in, there is still hope.

Charis Foundation has two counseling therapeutic opportunities: 1.) Charis Counseling Wellness Center, a out patient service, is dedicated to providing non-judgmental treatment for Adults, Adolescents, Children, individuals, couples, and families. We are committed to non-biased assessment and treatment our clients, with respect to their cultural, ethnic, sexual, and religious difference, in an effort to gain insight, promote wellness and encourage healing and growth. 2.) Serenity Grace Farm is dedicated to equine therapy, Therapeutic Horseback Riding, and other horse riding activities. This works towards enhancing and improving physical, emotional, social, cognitive, behavioral and educational skills. Trail rides, party opportunities, special events for focus groups such as service groups, churches, civic organizations, and special needs are also part of the repertoire of therapeutic experiences available.

I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Associate in North Carolina. I received my Master's in Marriage & Family Therapy from Adler University in 2010. I have over 15 years of experience working with adults, adolescents, and families in various roles, including clinical mental health, case management, and crisis intervention. I have worked with various diagnoses and specialties such as anxiety, depression, grief/loss, women's issues, life transitions, family counseling, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity, anger management, and Mood Dysregulation Disorder.

Bri-Ann is the founder of "A Little Counseling, PLLC." She SPECIALIZES IN ANXIETY, improving coping and social skills, managing stress and anger and improving relationships. Bri-Ann helps children, adolescents, adults and couples feel confident in handling everyday issues. She believes "A Little Counseling" can have a lasting effect in making your day to day easier.

I am a licensed clinical mental health counselor providing supportive therapy for individuals, couples and families of all ages. Using a systems approach, we can work together to recognize patterns in thoughts, feelings, behaviors and relationships that have developed through your unique experiences. Providing support with issues of depression, anxiety, sexual orientation, physical and emotional abuse, grief, divorce, parenting, adjustment, spiritual and relationship concerns is a priority. I have also, received level one training in the Gottman Method for couples therapy.

Life can be a struggle. Maybe you’re balancing multiple demands: parenthood, relationship, career, and you feel constantly pulled in different directions. As the demands increase, time for yourself decreases and you find yourself full of worry and defeating thoughts such as: “I can't handle this” “what will I do?”; “I’m not good enough”. Self doubt and insecurity set in and daily tasks may feel like they’re more difficult to get through. You may feel exhausted but these running thoughts keep you up at night. Or maybe you’ve felt this way for a while, and you’re beginning to wonder if you will ever feel content again.

As a marriage and family therapist I have extensive training in family systems therapy models such as solution focused therapy, structural family therapy, narrative therapy and experiential therapy. I treat a wide range of serious clinical problems including: depression, bipolar, anger issues, ADHD, marital problems, anxiety, phobias, addictions, conduct disorders and parent-child relational problems. My therapeutic style is a combination of brief, solution-focused therapy and cognitive-behavioral therapy that aims at attaining specific therapeutic goals.

Taking New Clients! I recognize that life is difficult, therefore, I am passionate about bringing healing to others. I am a compassionate, caring and motivated individual determined to further assist clients with identifying their internal strengths and providing support towards their continued evolving, growing and becoming empowered members of society. In a world which is forever changing, I will continue striving to encourage, support and guide clients towards building firmer foundations. In my care, you will receive a comfortable, confidential, and supportive space. The truth is opening up is hard and change is hard too.

Dr. Jackson-Westbrook is currently only accepting new testing clients. Dr. Melissa Jackson-Westbrook is a licensed clinical psychologist in North Carolina. She was born in Alaska and grew up in Virginia Beach, Virginia. She received her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with a concentration in forensic psychology. She completed her internship at the Federal Correction Complex in Butner, North Carolina.

I have clinical experience working with children, teens, adults, multicultural, and LGBTQ+ population struggling with anxiety, depression, grief/loss, PTSD, behavioral issues, academic/school problems, ADD/ADHD, sexual/gender identity issues, personality issues, domestic issues, adjustment issues, and health/medical issues. I also have expertise working multiculturally and with individuals of the Abrahamic traditions, folks from Jewish, Christian and Islamic faith traditions, and counseling for these faiths.

Each individual experiences difficulties in their lifetime; however, everyone responds to their challenges depending upon their own sense of self, as well as, the basic units of support in which the individual does or does not have in their life. As someone who practices what I preach, I can say therapy works! - but only if you are able to accept the mindset that we grow together, not apart. I find mental health to be just as, if not more important as physical health. Having support in our lives is ultimately what keeps us stable and connected. While it will not erase difficulties we face, therapy can be used as a significant tool