Therapists in 43235

I am passionate about working with emerging and young adults (ages 17-29) with executive functioning challenges related to ADHD, ASD, depression, and anxiety. Often, my clients are looking for support to help them improve their inner motivation, explore their problems of living, identify and implement strategies to optimize their daily functioning, develop a healthy support network, and prioritize their holistic wellness.

No issue, need, or goal is too small or any less important than the next. Sometimes we need a little assistance in moving forward and I am here to assist my clients in any capacity of change that is deemed necessary.

Does life have you feeling isolated, lost, or stuck? Do you have panic attacks or flashbacks? Are you suffering from the effects of trauma? Do you often feel anxious, and for no reason? Do you have unhealed wounds from your past or thoughts that feel negative or even scary? Have your relationships suffered because of these symptoms? If so, I can help you. My sessions focus on improving clients' physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. I meet my clients where they are and journey alongside them with whatever struggles and victories life may bring. Navigating this life can be difficult, but you don't have to do it alone.

What has it meant for you to cope with the stressors of being a Black man in America? How have the challenges of not feeling seen or valued as a Black woman impacted your daily life? Carrying the weight of racial trauma, depression, and anxiety can feel like an uphill battle. If this is true for you, then therapy can help you to lighten that load. You should feel empowered and supported while standing in your truth.

I am a board certified clinical neuropsychologist, working with children, adolescents, and adults. If you or your child are having academic or work challenges, or if you suspect a learning disability, I can provide you with a comprehensive assessment that will give you a profile of your cognitive strengths and weaknesses, and a diagnosis when appropriate. My comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations can be used to define the effects of behavioral and psychological concerns (e.g., ADHD, Autism Spectrum, anxiety, depression), or of neurological illnesses and injuries (e.g., head injuries, effects of prematurity, Tourette's Syndrome) on each client's processing.

ANXIETY! Even when things are normal anxiety is a painful condition that can rob you of a happy life. And in today’s uncertain and stressful climate things can seem worse than ever. If you're plagued by excessive worry, painful panic attacks, fear of social situations, phobias, a high stress lifestyle, or have experienced trauma in your life, this is my area of clinical focus. I’d like to help you feel calmer and able to manage your anxiety everyday through this challenging time.

Hi! My name is Sue and I've been in the counseling and social work field for over 30 years. I have a deep-seated belief in the value and worth of every individual.rn If you are feeling stressed, depressed or just overwhelmed, let's talk about how couseling can help promote growth and healing. Working together we can help you identify and resolve issues that are causing distress and help you look forward to a more positive future.

I am a Certified Life Coach & emeritus professor with over 25 years of experience assisting people to maximize their potential. Through personalized counseling, I will assist you in creating the life that you imagine. If you are seeking to make progress in work life/family balance, career goals/transitions, self-esteem, confidence, and overall well-being, I will assist you to become more aware of your own inner strengths, increase your positive energy and increase your ability to concentrate, focus, and remain present.

**Currently not accepting new clients at this time.** Working collaboratively with clients and using a person-centered approach to therapy is central to the care I provide to all clients. I have experience and enjoy working with individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+, experience substance use addiction, poly/kink populations, young adults, and those who experience depression, anxiety, and (C)PTSD. As my client, you can expect a confidential, collaborative, and healthy working relationship that ensures your safety, security, and self-determination.

I am a licensed independent social worker with an eclectic background including studies in hospitality, Spanish, and geography. I earned my master’s degree in social work from Ohio University in 2018. My clients have dealt with anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, mood and personality disorders, grief and loss, interpersonal issues, low self-esteem, and issues of race, gender, sexuality, and class. I apply social justice, anti-oppression, and trauma-informed lenses to my counseling practice, and have worked primarily with people living with HIV and the LGBTQ+ community.

If you’re looking at this page and considering therapy, that means you are already engaging in a journey towards healing. Recognizing that you are struggling can be really terrifying. Telling your story to a new therapist can also be a difficult task. Your thoughts, feelings, and journey deserve to be both honored and respected. My mission as a clinician is to collaboratively walk with you through whatever hardships you are experiencing in order to accomplish the goals that are important to you. I adapt my approach to best fit your needs, because in my office I work for you and want to focus on what is most important to you.

Hello! My name is Sarah Speich, and I am a licensed independent social worker (LISW-S), serving the greater Central Ohio area. I received my bachelor’s degree from the University of South Carolina, and my master’s degree from the University of Louisville with a Military Social Work Specialization. Having grown up in a military family, and as a spouse of a veteran, I hold all military communities dear to my heart and practice. Additional areas of interest include grief/trauma counseling, anxiety, depression, and obsessive- compulsive disorder(s).

Life can be challenging. You may find yourself feeling overwhelmed, disoriented, and heavily burdened. Relationship difficulties, unfortunate circumstances, resentments from the past, and worries about the future may lead to anxiety, depression, and other issues that negatively impact important aspects of your life. Kelley Kramer Sieger, MS, LPCC serves individuals, couples, and adolescents (in the context of family counseling). She helps those who have had challenges with navigating difficult life transitions, repetitive relationship difficulties, recovering from destructive relationships, and creating better relationships.

I love people's stories and I see my role in the therapeutic relationship as a tremendous privilege. I want to help you understand the behaviors and thought patterns that bring you to therapy, but my approach is then to go deeper. Together, we can discover the underlying root cause of your concerns. So many of us are carrying around past trauma that we don't realize is affecting how we operate in the world today.

Specialization: Anxiety, Depression, Grief and Loss. My name is Brent Flory, a LPC therapist and co-founder of OakTree Counseling. I am a Master's level clinician specializing in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy aimed at helping professionals who are battling anxiety, depression, and/or grief and loss. I also work with people who are struggling with stress management, burnout, men's issues, relationship issues, career counseling, substance use, and more. I graduated from Ashland Theological Seminary with a Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and from Ohio Northern University with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree.

We all experience pain--it’s normal. A lot can unsettle us as humans--feelings of anxiety and depression; career and identity development; making meaning of unpleasant thoughts, feelings, sensations, and experiences; and navigating the balance between chaos and control, freedom and responsibility, connectedness and differentiation, action and paralysis. It's no wonder life feels difficult so much of the time! I'm passionate about helping people become more grounded and accepting of themselves as they grapple with these hazards of being human.

I help women who are experiencing stress, anxiety, or depression feel grounded, supported, and validated. I am in tune with the unique ways that stress, depression, and anxiety affect women as well as specific triggers for these issues including women’s health issues, relationship issues, identity issues, work stress, family stress, infertility and reproductive trauma.

I believe we all have the ability to change. Whether your an individual, couple, or family you deserve to live your best life. Through an open and trusting relationship I will provide you the necessary skills to enhance your personal growth and overall well being. I focus on building strong therapeutic relationships aligned with your personal goals and individual strengths.

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