I am a licensed psychologist with more than 15 years of experience helping adults, older adolescents, and couples with a wide range of emotional and life issues such as: depression, anxiety, traumatic experiences, relationship issues, and grief/loss. I enjoy working with individuals who are in some type of life transition/crossroads to help them to clarify and reach their goals - job change, graduating school, entering parenthood, coping with relationship loss.

I work with adolescents, couples, families, individuals and groups. I am encouraging, empowering, and work hard to help clients achieve their goals in mental health as well as quality of life. My knowledge as a therapist began in my undergraduate work at The University of Kentucky. I acquired a Master's Degree in Social Work at The University of Louisville Kent School of Social Work. I attend continuing education courses, as it is very important to me, to learn additional ways to help others.

Using a collaborative and compassion-based approach, I engage with adults and children to identify their goals for addressing anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, life change issues, grief and loss. Therapy is tailored to meet individual, parenting and family needs, build on strengths, discern new possibilities, find solutions and learn practical coping skills to use in every-day life. Clients of all ages learn ways to adapt to the emotional, behavioral and social impact of the coronavirus, develop creative alternatives for navigating positive change and promote optimal health and well-being.

The primary focus of my practice is working with adolescents, adults, and couples. I have demonstrated success in working with individuals, couples and families. I will work with you to make all the positive changes you aspire for yourself, relationship, and family. I concentrate on finding solutions, identifying strengths, and helping clients get through the emotional barriers that keep them from moving forward. I believe a good therapeutic experience is creating a strong rapport which can be accomplished and made easier by my professional experience, education, and personal life experiences that make me a more caring and effective therapist.

I am a Marriage and Family Therapy-Associate with a creative, collaborative approach to therapy. I enjoy working with clients of all ages and find working with children and families especially rewarding. I am currently working toward certification in Play Therapy. I believe therapy should be a safe space for healing and growth. My work is client-centered so your priorities and goals will become mine as we work together.

Life can throw a number of curve-balls our way. Sometimes these experiences are manageable, but often they bring up a number of feelings, thoughts, and reactions that impact our daily functioning. Perhaps you are struggling with infertility, grief/loss, the challenges of pregnancy + new parenthood, or postpartum anxiety/depression. Maybe you have experienced trauma in your lifetime and have never had the space to give it the narrative it deserves. Or are experiencing stress from a new life transition. Whatever it might be, I offer a collaborative, safe, and supportive environment to find the solutions that best meet your needs.

I am passionate about meeting the needs of individuals and families affected by chronic illness. I have worked the past nine years with adults and their care partners living with a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's, Stroke, Migraine, Epilepsy and ALS. I have witnessed families that have been destroyed by the introduction of a chronic illness into the family system leading to loss of passion and purpose in lives. I have also been privileged to watch many individuals and families grow through the unexpected struggles and become closer, make new friends and create new dreams.

Do you find yourself in the same arguments in your closest relationships? Are disappointment and hurts a regular part of your life? If you have difficulty standing up for yourself, or if you are waiting for your life to happen, then I encourage you to call. I recognize that going to counseling can be intimidating, and it is also an important first step in making life changes that you can't seem to make on your own. I always feel honored that my clients have chosen to walk this life journey with me and welcome your call.

Hello, I’m Dr. Jan Anderson. I specialize in counseling for executives and professionals, I work with individuals, couples and families and have been in private practice since 2000. i work in a discreet, private setting where you will not encounter other clients. There’s no sign, no waiting room and I don’t book clients back-to-back. Another way I help protect your privacy is I operate autonomously, independent of insurance companies. This gives me the freedom to make your best interest the only agenda.

I am a clinical psychologist who is well trained to work with a variety of problems in a holistic way. My goal is always to help clients overcome difficulties that are preventing them from having the best possible quality of life. I have over 20 years experience and provide therapy for adults, college-age adolescents, and post-partum women. I integrate various treatment approaches in order to promote balance and growth. In addition, I have received alot of specialized training to work with specific disorders. My office is easily accessed from I-264 and Rte 42.

My goal is to help you understand the current way you view your life, relationships, and identify a healthier balance. I began counseling 20 years ago as a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor working with individuals to help them overcome physical and emotional challenges in the work place. Helping clients achieve these goals shifted my journey towards Marriage and Family Therapy. Sometimes, we find ourselves in a difficult place, possibly feeling overwhelmed, experiencing an addiction, or struggles within our relationships. I want to work with individuals towards creating a more authentic and spiritually wholesome life for themselves.

LIFE'S JOURNEY COUNSELING IS ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS. I work with children, adolescents, adults and families to address a wide range of emotional and interpersonal problems such as depression, anxiety, PTSD/Trauma, ADHD, oppositional defiant disorder, grief and loss, and relationship issues. I collaborate with my clients to help identify those self -defeating thoughts or events that have stifled their inner growth.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who is affirming, collaborative and excited to work with you and your family. Archer the therapy dog joins me on my mission in working with families is to help them find solutions to problems. We use of animal assisted therapy, play, narrative and non-verbal processing tools to help families write new stories. With these tools, we can treat a variety of issues, from low self-esteem, challenging family transitions, anxiety, PTSD, depression, and ADHD. I enjoy working with families of all ages, but I especially enjoy working with teens as they go through such an important phase of life.

*Now in-network with Humana.* When we hurt or feel overwhelmed, we might feel stuck with no way out & our personal well-being & relationships might suffer. If you are feeling overwhelmed or experiencing an emotional hurt that just doesn’t subside, a trained mental health professional such as myself, can help you discover new perspectives & new solutions. I believe each person is an expert on themselves and doing the best they can in the moment. As your therapist, I can assist you in finding the skills and qualities already within yourself that will help you reach the internal peace & goals that you've envisioned.

**I am currently operating with a waitlist for new clients, please email me to inquire about intake appointments. Thanks!** In my office psychotherapy is viewed as a collaboration between the client & the therapist, & it is my perspective that many factors are involved in successfully creating change. These factors include the impact of intimate & social relationships, physical health, social/societal/cultural influences, & client personal values. Thus, psychotherapy is individualized and may integrate a number of theoretical perspectives.

Is anxiety part of your life? Do you or your child struggle with uncertainty? Do you find yourself feeling like you have to do something over and over again to deal with stress and worry? Does your child miss school or complain of sickness often? Perhaps Dr. Nate Mitchell can help.

Does this sound true for you? You have early childhood trauma and it is keeping you from living a fulfilling life. Is the enjoyment of happy relationships eluding you? Common symptoms often felt when this is true are: insecurity, self-criticism, anxiety and worry, fear, rapid heartbeat, racing thoughts that you can't shut off, restlessness, depression, sadness that doesn't go away, crying, sleeping too much or too little, anger and irritability just to name a few of the things that interfere with your relationships, and the enjoyment of daily living. You do not have to endure these problems. You can achieve freedom & peace.

Is anxiety part of your life? Do you or your child struggle with uncertainty? Do you find yourself feeling like you have to do something over and over again to deal with stress and worry? Does your child miss school or complain of sickness often? Perhaps Dr. Nate Mitchell can help.

It's my passion helping people get what they want in their life and relationships. I help INDIVIDUALS make changes and overcome obstacles to get what they want in life and with the people they care about. I help COUPLES reconnect and revitalize their relationship. I work with FAMILIES to break through patterns and blocks, and begin to enjoy each other and create the home they dream of.

Dr. Gilbert specializes in difficulties with impulsive behaviors and actions including self-harm, chronic suicidality and suicidal actions, dyscontrolled anger, and the quickly shifting mood states and interpersonal chaos that often accompany these behaviors. He also specializes in the treatment of the effects of complex interpersonal trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder. Additional areas of interest include mindfulness-based approaches to health and wellness, depression, severe and persistent mental illness, men's issues, cycling mood disorders, and most general mental health difficulties.