Narrative Therapists in 33483

From the beginning, Rebecca has always been focused on meeting the needs of kids to serve their best interests. She specializes in issues related to parenting, LGBTQIA+, gender identity, gender dysphoria, anxiety, panic disorder, life and marital issues. One of the first people to graduate Cornell University with a newly created minor in LGBT Studies, Rebecca has always been an advocate for and an ally to the LGBTQ+ community. Rebecca utilizes tools from dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), solutions-focused behavioral therapy (SFBT), and a narrative approach in helping her clients.

Susanna Rowan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over 4 years of experience in treating severe substance use (SUD) and co-occuring mental health and trauma-related disorders (MDD, GAD, PTSD). She specializes in depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, grief, and relationship issues. Susanna completed her Master's degree in Social Work (MSW) at Florida Atlantic University

Do you feel depressed or anxious? Having trouble in a personal or professional relationship? Have you been feeling stuck or as if you’re repeating the same mistakes? Feeling dread, resentment and emptiness? You may feel you have lost your way and could be unsure of what comes next. You have options, even though they may not always be clear. Therapy can help. As a clinician, I pull from a variety of therapeutic styles including Experiential, Narrative, Acceptance and Commitment, Family Systems, Motivational Interviewing, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

Are you seeking or considering professional help for you or a loved one? Are you having trouble knowing where to start or how to decide on a therapist? In my professional and personal experience, connection and building a genuine relationship is the foundation to successful therapy. However, searching for the right therapist for you or for a loved one can be a confusing and frustrating process. It is difficult to get a sense of someone's personality and energy through an online profile. If you relate with these feelings, I invite you to reach out and have a free, low-stakes phone conversation/consultation.

I specialize with both adult individuals, and couples. I work with a range of problems including depression, anxiety, trauma, attachment, relationship difficulties, and grief/loss/breakups. Whether it is dealing with the aftermath of a traumatic experience, struggling to form and maintain healthy attachments or relationships, managing unhealthy habits, learning to process painful emotion, or coping with the profound pain of grief and loss, I am here to offer you a compassionate, individualized, and evidence-based approach to live a healthier and happier life.

Do you keep repeating the same behavior even though you truly desire and know what it takes to change? Are you struggling to figure out or work towards your purpose? Do you feel like it's challenging to make decisions? Is it difficult to support yourself the way you would your friends and family? I can help you gain insight into your behavior and identify your strengths and values to better guide you through the next steps in life. Together, we can figure out how your past and current experiences are influencing your current behavior and what's keeping you stuck.

My name is Irving Schattner. I am a licensed clinical social worker / psychotherapist with over 25 years of experience helping individuals, couples and families find solutions to real-life challenges and problems. I've helped people overcome Addictions. Repair, enhance and invigorate relationships (or move on from destructive relationships). Overcome anxiety, sadness and depression. Find new meaning beyond grief and loss. Explore career, work and vocational goals. Develop healthy ways of getting needs and expectations met by learning how to manage or channel conflicts or anger. I am compassionate, caring and solution-focused.

Rosalie Beauchamp is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 10 years in the mental health field. She is passionate about helping people see their true potential and transition out of areas of their lives that may not serve them anymore. Rosalie enjoys working with women, young adults (18-25), adults, and geriatric/older adult populations. Rosalie specializes in working with females who need support, encouragement, and help navigating their issues and areas of growth. She also specializes in depression, anxiety, grief, self-esteem, women's issues, career development, substance abuse, major life transitions, and geriatric issues.

My practice specializes in the treatment of anxiety and panic in adults and teens.

Is something inside of you saying that it’s time for a change? Personal growth and development start with a desire and a willingness to try something new. Identify your goals and dreams and become aware of any blockages. Practice applying what you learn and discover using your newfound insights and skills. Watch yourself transform into a more authentic, healthy and balanced version of you. I often tell my clients that the most important part of therapy is the relationship between them and their therapist. Sometimes it takes a few tries, but don't give up before the magic happens; the best investment you can make is in yourself.

So many people have the same complaints about therapy. Either the therapist only listens with little guidance, or you walk out feeling great, but it doesn't last. So what is it that's missing? Unfortunately, much of therapy today doesn't attack the problem at its core. Therefore, the plug is never pulled on those negative, repetitive, and destructive habits and feelings that drive us from behind the scenes. I have developed a unique, neuroscience based set of techniques to address those issues so you can be free to choose how you want to feel & behave, and live the life you truly desire.

The journey of life isn't always smooth or straightforward, whether you are feeling stuck, anxious or lost. It can be difficult to find the right person to walk the path with you. As an integrative, mindfulness-based therapist, I take a whole-person approach to therapy and am committed to holding a safe space where you feel heard, seen and validated. Together, we take an action-oriented and collaborative approach to identify solutions and work toward creating meaningful changes in your life.

I have a decade of experience working with individuals navigating life transitions, mood, anxiety, relationship and body image concerns. My clients often experience hardships due to patterns initially developed to survive and manage marginalization, unmet attachment needs, toxic societal messaging or traumas. I empower clients to recognize and honor their lived experiences, increase tolerance for and acceptance of emotions, increase insight into thoughts and behaviors, and practice new ways of being. This is in service of helping my client’s move through the world with more agency and intentionality.

My mission is to support people experiencing intense pressure and high expectations to overcome anxiety and optimize their performance. As a licensed therapist, mother, entrepreneur, and former Division 1 college athlete, I am no stranger to navigating pressure and have made it my focus to help other high achievers do the same. I specialize in working with current and former elite, highly competitive athletes to enhance their mental health and wellness while optimizing their performance in their desired areas.

Hi there, I'm Lorrie. I'm so glad you are reaching out for help. That's a huge first step, and often the hardest part of your journey to health and happiness. My approach to therapy is holistic, addressing the needs of your mind, body and spirit. I integrate mindfulness, yoga and breath-work along with traditional talk therapy to address your challenges. I work with trauma, anxiety, and relationship issues. You might not imagine that your struggles with anger, anxiety or depression are from past trauma. However, most people have experienced some sort of trauma, whether from childhood, abusive relationships, or COVID.

Would you like to feel better and have more energy and resilience? The anxiety, fatigue, and feelings of overwhelm are not trivial. It can affect everything in our lives - self-worth, relationships, career, physical and mental health and more. The past happens and it can keep us stuck. I work with techniques for Memory Reconsolidation which help rewrite the implicit memory to reduce and eliminate the residual negative responses of past adverse experiences. My specialty is Canine Assisted Trauma Therapy (CATT). My canine co-therapist, Bear, and I will provide a safe, accepting place (mine, yours, or Zoom)

I am Terri Samuels, Licensed Mental Health Counselor and National Certified Counselor. I counsel children, adolescents, and adults. I consider my approach to therapy as being both integrative and eclectic: While my main goal is helping clients achieve a sense of individuation, independency, and self-awareness, my underlying focus is always meeting those needs in a way that is empathetic, safe, and comfortable. I have extensive training in important topics including Narcissistic Abuse, Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar, Child-Behavioral Issues, Adolescent Struggles, Grief/trauma, Relationships, Nutrition and Integrative Medicine.

Hi, my name is Kathryn Powell (LCSW) and I am a licensed therapist skilled in empowering clients facing anxiety, depression, stress, navigating life transitions, perfectionism, self-esteem and body image concerns. I aim to provide a supportive and collaborative space where you can share openly and discuss any challenges you are experiencing. We will work together to explore your concerns and goals, while I offer guidance and evidenced-based, therapeutic skills coaching to help you create positive change in your life.

I am passionate about creating a safe, empathetic, non-judgmental space for adults, including older adults, who need help with navigating life transitions, struggling with loss and grief, grappling with caregiver burdens, living with chronic illness, or experiencing depression and/or anxiety. Our work together will include recognizing patterns which may present challenges in day-to-day life and interpersonal relationships, examining unhelpful thinking styles, and developing coping tools and other skills to help you manage difficult and stressful emotions and experiences.