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An ideal fit for my practice is a woman seeking a therapeutic partner in making life changes or exploring options for improving emotional well being. I love helping people find new paradigms and perspectives for making positive changes. Navigating a tough transition? Feel you could be happier and more fulfilled? Not quite the person you want to be? You've found the right place. Debbie Granick also provides consultation, training, and mentoring to early career mental health providers. Available for speaking and presentations on mental health to groups of all sizes.

Ruth De la Cruz is a bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate (LCSWA) who has had training, supervision, and clinical experience working with depression, trauma, and anxiety. Ruth has provided support and assistance for survivors of crimes, domestic violence, and sexual assault; counseling for children and adolescents with emotional and behavioral difficulties; and crisis intervention for homeless youth, and refugees. She has also provided effective crisis intervention for people at risk for suicide.

My passion is helping clients navigate difficult experiences, emotions, and transitions. My style is warm, nonjudgmental, and approachable. Together we will move towards a hopeful, more positive future. I enjoy working with children ages 2 and up, pre-adolescents, adolescents, and adults. I also specialize in working with college-aged students and young adults, and women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s. Many of my adult clients reflect on personal values, family-of-origin issues, and insights on self-esteem and self-identity. My specialty areas include anxiety, depression, grief/loss, serious illness, and life transitions.

{{{{ ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS }}}} Good therapy begins with a strong relationship between therapist and client, and I believe that creating this empathic connection is one of my greatest strengths. I provide a client-centered, strength-based, affirmative approach that is warm and welcoming — a safe space where clients can share, process, and experience their thoughts and emotions. I am committed to meeting clients where they would like to begin their journey, working collaboratively toward healing, acceptance, purpose, well-being, and fulfillment.

Accepting new clients as of March 30, 2023. I only offer online therapy - no in-office available. I help adults (18-64y/o) work toward the specific mental health goals they set for themselves, focusing on subjective experiences of the world, and building on individual strengths to develop new skills. I have extensive experience working with graduate students and professionals coping with stress, as well as occupational transitions.

I am convinced that very few people seek therapy. What they want is relief; that is, to feel better (less depressed, anxious or stuck), fix something (problems with a relationship whether love, family or at work) figure out something (solve a problem or make an important decision without the potential of regret) and/or just talk to someone who will let them speak their mind in a non-judgmental environment. Therapy or coaching is just how they get there. It doesn’t matter who you are, what you do or where, if you’re wanting to feel better, get to that next level or just get on with your life, click here: https://tinyurl.com/yvbup96n.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I create a safe and non-judgmental environment where clients are able to explore issues and improve the quality of their lives. I use an integrative style of psychotherapy that pulls from many different approaches with an emphasis on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I am also a Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist and have experience working with those struggling with addiction and recovery issues.I also have years of experience working with emergency and trauma patients and their families. I treat children, adolescents and adults using individual, family and/or couples' counseling.

It never ceases to amaze me how beautifully unique we all are, and at the most fundamental level, how much we have in common. We all strive for belonging and accomplishment, to be seen and heard. We all have the capacity to fully engage with this human experience: the highs and the lows and everything in between. To decide that you would like counseling, does not imply that you are "sick" or "abnormal." It implies that you are aware. You are aware that you want more, aware that there is a potential wanting to be fulfilled, or aware of a hurt that wants to heal.

I would describe myself and my style of counseling as quirky, comfy, professional, and relaxed. I do not have a prescriptive way I work with clients, but tailor my approach to meet each person’s needs. I prioritize truly getting to know you as a whole person, not just a list of symptoms to be fixed. I want to meet you where you are and work collaboratively to meet your goals. I aim to provide a warm, non-judgmental space for you to grow, learn, and face challenges safely. I strive to be a source of encouragement and accountability in your journey by using a variety of treatment modalities and techniques to help you feel better.

If things at home are tense, chaotic, or not working, therapy can guide you to repairing, restructuring and rebuilding these relationships. Often, people get sucked into repeated conflicts that go in circles, reach stalemate, or always end the same. Having a therapist to guide these conversations can help these conflicts become conversations... conversations where each person feels heard, understood, and supported. Conversations like these can heal old wounds, create a foundation for lasting change, and help people reconnect. Therapy is meant to help you uncover the hidden messages your emotions are trying to tell you every day.

I strive to partner with clients in a friendly, real, accepting, and approachable way. Clients who may seek my services are individuals, couples, families, or parents who are looking for evidence based skills to improve their lives in tangible ways. They may have difficulty interacting without conflict, solve their problems ineffectively and may have not made progress with other therapists. They aim to lead healthy and happy lives and haven’t learned the skills to do so, yet. Now Accepting Clients for Confident Parenting Group. Group starts early November.

Jamiah Keith is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate (LCSWA). Jamiah is also a School Social Worker at a high school. In her role as school social worker, Jamiah has specialized experience helping students address problems with self-esteem, peer relationships, learning, absenteeism/truancy, social withdrawal, rebelliousness, substance abuse, family relationships, and bullying. Jamiah also has extensive training in crisis prevention and intervention.

Tired of living life in a continuous cycle that you can't seem to break? Whether you are constantly anxious, depressed, or coping in ways that negatively impact your life? It is possible to get out of this cycle and gain back control of your life. I believe we all have the capacity to thrive, and learn and grow from the obstacles live throws at us. I would love to help you get your life back on track and begin to live the authentic and gratifying life you are deserving of living!

"The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect but by the play instinct" (Carl Jung). I find great joy in working with children of all ages in a therapy setting. It's an honor to me when a child chooses to trust me with their wishes, their fears, and their wonders about life. I have experience working with children individually, in hospitals, and through non-profit work in the community. Through the use of play and arts based therapies, I help to facilitate an environment where children are able to truly be themselves, express their emotions, and have the ability to create the answers they need for themselves.