Adults Therapists in 32043

It has been said that real change does not occur until what you are doing no longer serves you. Do you long to feel emotionally safe in your relationships? Tired of having the same argument with your partner/spouse and wish things could be different and feel like giving up? Would you like to learn how to improve communication in all your relationships and how to deepen your connection with them? Do you feel overwhelmed, disrespected, or invalidated in arguments? Would you like help processing traumatic experience?

Do you have thoughts of feeling not good enough? Are you feeling invalidated, misunderstood, gaslit, anxious, depressed, isolated, unloved, struggling to connect in a relationship? I approach therapy with the intent of meeting the client where there are in their journey. What are your struggles? What are your goals? It's not my place to tell you what you "should" feel or do. It is my passion to help you work toward self-understanding, self-compassion and to advocate for yourself without guilt or shame.

My goal as a clinician is to provide clients with a supportive environment to share personal experiences, and learn new skills they may need to reach their goals.

I have worked in a variety of settings including community based care, inpatient and residential hospitals, and in the school setting. I have primarily worked with children, teens, and families, but support younger adults as well. I welcome the LGBTQ+ community and strive to create a safe space for all.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social worker with seven years of experience working with adolescents and adults with diverse backgrounds. I have experience working with children and families with a wide range of social, emotional, and behavioral problems in different settings to include child welfare, crisis stabilization units, foster care, private adoptions, and in the school setting. My focus includes Anxiety, depression, trauma, perinatal mental health, behavioral problems, self-esteem, and anger. I am passionate about creating a safe therapeutic space for individuals to overcome their challenges and build positive coping mechanisms.

I have worked in the behavioral health field for over 18 years helping children, adolescents and adults cope with challenges through utilizing a wide-range of therapeutic approaches that depend on what is happening in a person’s life and what they want to achieve. I recognize that life can be difficult, and I hope to help bring healing and growth with a goal to improve daily life at home, school and work.

Whether you are struggling with everyday stressors, traumatic events, or long-term challenges, counseling services are available to support you through these hardships. We offer counseling in a safe and encouraging environment to help you identify your concerns and maintain a state of positive wellbeing to promote growth. Throughout this journey, we will identify barriers and find pathways to empower you that help you process along the way.

I appreciate your interest in working with me. I know that asking for help is not easy. As a licensed mental health counselor, I want to help you achieve positive mental health to the highest degree possible without judgment. I have a strong desire to help by meeting you right where you are at in your life. I will listen to your concerns and we will work together toward you feeling better! While I have experience treating a wide range of issues and ages, I specialize in the treatment of adolescents and young adults. I encourage you to take the first (and biggest ) step and ask for that help that you are looking for.

My goal is to provide a comfortable and relaxed environment to help you achieve your counseling goals. The counseling process will focus on you, the individual, resolving the difficult issues you are currently dealing with, at the pace that you are comfortable with. Whether you are seeking counseling for yourself, your child, or your family, I will be sure you are treated with respect and formulate an achievable, flexible treatment plan that is tailored to your individual needs.

I do not engage in telehealth with new clients...I am well acquainted with the difficulties that we encounter in life and how they can derail us. There are many life transitions that can bring about obstacles and dilemmas. The general day to day complications that we encounter as we mature, age, and walk the journey that is life can sometimes seem overwhelming. There is adjusting to, and leaving, school, family, relationships, jobs, and geographic areas. Trauma, illness, loss, and grief are also transition points that interfere with our functioning. Assistance at these times in our lives can be invaluable.

Jeannie Mitchell works in a therapeutic setting, helping individuals overcome the effects of trauma, anxiety & depression. She is non-judgmental and caring in her approach and will individually tailor counseling strategies to meet your needs, diagnosis, and preferences. She has advanced training in Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR), an evidenced-based treatment for those with past trauma or PTSD. Jeannie is a veteran with a unique perspective to help veterans, military members, and their families work through military life issues.

The reality is that the world is difficult and at times overwhelming to the human mind. Things are not always easy, the direction of life is not always obvious, and sometimes another perspective is needed. Our counselors are in the office full time and live in this community. You can see them face to face or telehealth. We understand the frustration of looking for a counselor that is not in a computer. You are Not Alone. Today is the day to begin your Journey of Healing, Let us Help.

My approach to therapy involves creating an objective, caring environment that helps individuals and families explore their problems and aid them in finding solutions with which they can live.

Are you feeling anxious and overwhelmed? Do you seem to always think in the negative? Do you feel stuck? Has is it become challenging for you to manage day to day? We've all been there. Sometimes, you just need a soundboard to vent to without any judgement. Others want to learn how to relax and turn off their brain.

Our goals and ambitions in life are forever changing. As values and priorities shift over time, what used to meet our needs, may no longer work for us in the here and now. In order to embrace personal growth, learning to first accept ourselves, just as we are, is key. For many, this can sound like the exact opposite of what change is all about, especially if we feel stuck, unfulfilled, embarrassed, or ashamed. If you feel like something is holding you back from living life as you envision it, therapy can be an empowering next step.

As a previous teacher for students with learning differences, I have a passion for working with children, adolescents, and individuals struggling with life’s difficulties including anxiety, depression, learning disorders, and struggles adjusting to change.

Danielle is a Registered Marriage and Family Therapist Intern (IMT4023) working towards full licensure and is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and the Gottman Method as well as other systemic models. Danielle is passionate about helping military families and first responders and can relate to many of the trials and tribulations of being a military family who are often under pressure and on the move. Danielle also enjoys working with the LGBTQ community and couples of all backgrounds. She also treats eating disorders utilizing EMDR and/or Family-Based Treatment.

I am experienced in working with addictions, veterans, LGBTQ, and couples in diverse populations. I specialize in life changes, relationship issues, women's issues, self esteem issues, and substance abuse. I also specialize in working with individuals and their families struggling with addiction, as this is a family disease. Recently I worked with clients with anxiety, mental health challenges, addictions, depression, trauma, and veterans with addictions and PTSD.

couple of Wednesday and Thursday early morning and mid day slots open- Counseling provides a safe and unbiased place for a person to sort out their feelings, thoughts and behaviors to establish a feeling of positive wellbeing. You don’t have to be diagnosed with a mental health issue to seek therapy. Many people seek help for everyday concerns: relationship problems, job stress, self-doubt, low self esteem, divorce, death of someone close traumatic event and/or family problems