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I believe times of frustration, stress, and pain can lead to positive growth and that we can flourish in a compassionate, nonjudgemental environment, with gentle challenging from a trusted individual. In the context of the therapeutic environment, one can safely work through vulnerable emotions, fears, and dreams, and it is an honor to be able to facilitate this process. No one is an island; if our relationships aren't going well, it is likely we are not feeling our best. I would like to help you improve how you relate to and view yourself, others, and the world around you, identifying strengths and natural supports.

Difficult seasons are impossible to avoid, therefore, I am passionate about providing the tools necessary to weather the storms of life. I enjoy working with individuals, couples and families struggling with communication, financial issues, relational conflict, emotional abuse, anxiety, depression, grief, career decisions, women's issues, spirituality and self-esteem issues. I am also committed to providing a warm, empathetic environment with the highest level of respect and confidentiality for my clients.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist as well as a health service provider is psychology (HSPP). I have had the opportunity to obtain clinical training in a variety of residential, inpatient, and outpatient settings with children, adolescents, and adults. I especially enjoy working with men and women through all phases of parenthood including family planning, infertility, adoption, managing psychological health during pregnancy, postpartum mood and anxiety difficulties, and parenting skills. In addition, I enjoy working with older adolescents and adults to improve overall psychological health and performance.

I am passionate about working with people who have anxiety disorders and OCD - in my experience they are clear how long they have suffered, they work hard in treatment, and, then, they get better. That, to me, is the point of treatment... to feel better and to start doing the things in life you value. Anxiety and OCD can make you feel horribly stuck in fears and upsetting thoughts, often having thoughts that leave you confused or terrified. My treatment specialty, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), aims to make thoughts less scary and to make things that feel impossible... easier.

Thank you for your interest in my services. In 2018, I decided to limit my scope of practice to custody/parenting time evaluations and other domestic forensic evaluations, reunification therapy, and co-parenting coaching. At this time, due to the volume of demand for evaluations, I am not taking new reunification or co-parent coaching clients. When that changes, I will immediately announce that here and on our website. You can find out more about these services at the Carmel Psychology website or please feel free to call or email.

While life can offer many joys and blessings, it can also be challenging, complex, and, overwhelming. As owner of LifeCare Counseling Services, I strive to provide a safe and nurturing environment for my patients to face life's stressors directly and make changes to lead happier, healthier lives. My approach is one of collaboration, compassion, support, guidance, and direction. I encourage, facilitate, and promote self-awareness, adaptability, life balance, self-discipline, and on-going development of personal identity. Those who have worked with me would describe me as knowledgeable and insightful, but also down-to-earth and easily relatable.

One of my greatest passions is to embrace ourselves where we are, while also committing to change. I firmly believe that our capacity for joy relates to how we move through suffering and difficult emotions. Offering kindness to ourselves and others along with allowing emotions instead of avoiding, deepens life experiences. This type of space encourages an understanding of your story while actively creating the future you see for yourself. I hope to provide a safe, trusting environment where you can explore the areas of desired change and growth. Our partnership can help navigate the journey with authenticity and courage.

I am empathetic, non-judgemental, encouraging and passionate about the counseling process, as I enjoy working with clients to heal, grow and achieve personal goals. I create a safe space for developing coping skills, resolving issues and achieving personal change. It takes courage and motivation to ask for support, so I am here to support your journey.

The world is a broken place and my goal is to help clients walk through their brokenness in order to thrive. I cannot take the pain away, but I can walk with you through it and give you tools to take with you on your journey. I have a heart for good marriages and want to encourage you as a team in order to work together and not against each other. Relationships are vital to our community and our health and my desire is to empower you to build long lasting healthy relationships.

A Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Andrew received his Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology with emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy from Pepperdine University. He earned his AB degree from Wabash College and has a Bible Certificate from Puget Sound Christian College. Andrew works with individuals, couples, and families and has worked with the treatment of anxiety, depression, PTSD, grief, sexual abuse, relationship issues, and substance abuse. He has experience leading group therapy. While working with a wide range of clients, he particularly enjoys working with tween, teen, and adult males and couples.

**SECURE ONLINE AND PHONE SESSIONS AVAILABLE FOR INDIANA RESIDENTS** Holding things together in a crisis is HARD. It’s normal to feel crazy when life gets turned upside down, & limits on our usual coping strategies have made everything more difficult. You can find relief from the burdens of anxiety, depression, overwhelm and exhaustion that are even more intense in these uncertain days. As you adjust to each new day's demands, I’ll help you find ways to feel connected and centered, so you can be who you want to be. Resilience and emotional wellness are possible. Even in crisis. This is the moment to start taking better care of you!

Prior to her work as a licensed therapist and LCSW, Danielle worked as an actor and ballroom dance instructor. Her journey from performer to therapist wasn’t a clearly defined path, but rather a sweaty, awkward, but exhilarating process of step, stumble, fear, learn, repeat. And like everyone else, she continues her own work through self-discovery and healing. Danielle's also the creator and host of the Don't Cut Your Own Bangs podcast, the remedy to comparison and feeling like everyone has it figured out but you. She firmly believes that when we see the best in ourselves, we can bring out the best in others.

I believe that within every child, adult, and family is the natural capacity to heal. Healing your family takes effort. No one said this would be easy! Marriage takes work, and so does raising children. The good news is you do not have to do it alone. I will walk with you as your guide as you begin to heal yourself, your child, your relationship, and your family. It is my philosophy that no one in a family is isolated. Difficulties with one family member almost certainly affects the rest of the family

I am delighted to work with individuals, couples, and families to provide counseling for various concerns such as anxiety, depression, OCD and Bipolar Disorder, personality disorders, marital and family systems. My emphasis is on joining all where they are while providing compassion, safety, and positivity in sessions. Additionally, I have specialties with gifted and talented individuals, Autism a Spectrum Disorders, and family therapy for aging populations

Welcome. I am a licensed clinical social worker and board certified diplomate. My philosophy to therapy/counseling begins with getting to know you and developing a mutual trust that will allow therapy to be successful. As each individual is unique, there isn't a "one size fits all" approach to therapy; my goal is to tailor treatment to help you best reach your full potential. Through a supportive, non-judgemental environment, I will collaborate with you in order to create a therapeutic relationship that is uniquely yours.

I work with individuals and couples, teens and children with a wide range of emotional and behavioral issues.I know that clients want to see progress even though it may be incremental. Therefore, I provide for a collaborative structure, plan and goals that allow clients to see progress every week. I provide resources, homework, and education to my clients to help them in the process of self-discovery and addressing relationship issues. I help clients to find solutions to solvable problems and develop coping skills to address issues that are harder to solve.

As a therapist, my goal is to provide a safe space for exploring and facilitating change through support and empathic listening so my clients can work through life's challenges with the goal of improving their overall mental and emotional wellbeing. I believe in a collaborative and integrative approach which is tailored to the needs and strengths of the individual, couple, or family.

Mary Holland is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Indiana and a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Texas. Mary has worked extensively with children and families over the last 15 years. With a background in Developmental Therapy, training in Perinatal Loss, experience in Play, Sand and Art Therapy, Mary brings a unique, compassionate and personal approach to her work. With a Cognitive Behavioral foundation, Mary specializes in helping individuals and couples through challenging times, such as relationship difficulties, infertility, life-limiting diagnosis, grief, loss and bereavement. BRAINSPOTTING NOW AVAILABLE!

Life throws us many different challenges. Perhaps you are feeling the weight of financial strain, grieving a loss, or feeling unsure of how to navigate these uncertain times. These challenges can leave us feeling overwhelmed, depressed, or isolated. We all want to feel validated, supported, & understood. Seeking a therapeutic relationship can help us heal & navigate through these challenges.