"Facing difficult emotional and interpersonal challenges in our lives can be frightening, but can also be a time for healing and growth. I have been in practice for over twenty years treating children, adolescents, and adults with a variety of issues and disorders. I use an evidence based cognitive behavioral approach to treatment, but have studied a wide variety of approaches to treatment, and incorporate other approaches when appropriate so that treatment is tailored to each individual."

"As a psychologist, Dr. Dan Weinstein helps parents better understand the struggles faced by their children by providing evaluations, psychotherapy, and educational services. He enjoys assisting students in developing effective problem-solving skills, reducing emotional and behavioral problems, coping with stress, getting along better with others, and strengthening their family relationships. Dr. Dan provides professional consultation services and has given over 70 presentations to groups of parents, students, teachers, school counselors, and school social workers."

"I am a licensed psychologist with over twenty years of experience working with adolescents, adults and couples. While I see a diverse group of clients, I do work with many members of St. Louis' academic community, including professors, graduate students, administrators, physicians and researchers. I also see undergraduates and older high school students. My treatment style is warm, thoughtful and natural, and I draw from many different treatment approaches to provide the best possible care. Please feel free to call me to discuss how I might be helpful to you."

"Are you struggling to handle stress and anxiety? Do you find yourself turning to food or other substances to comfort yourself? Do you feel like you have lost control? Did a difficult period or event in your life cause you to feel depressed, anxious, or unlike yourself? Many people struggle with emotional eating and/or substance abuse when they are stressed, unhappy, or have an imbalance in their life. I can help you get control of your life again and come to a place of peace and contentment."

"Dr. Jameca W. Falconer is an accomplished Counseling psychologist and one of the leading providers of psychotherapy services to older adults in St. Louis. After recognizing the overwhelming need for mental health services among older individuals and African Americans in St. Louis, Dr. Falconer launched her psychotherapy practice in 2006. Her company, Emergence Psychological Services, provides psychological services to thousands of St. Louis area residents, many of whom have functional and physical limitations. As president and clinical director of Emergence Psychological Services, she has provided a valuable service to residents of Saint Louis, at a time when many health providers have abandoned in-home visits."

"I work with individuals and couples who are experiencing relationship conflict, domestic violence, abuse, anxiety, addiction, depression, and grief. Some clients are ready to change a conflicted relationship or ready to get out of an abusive one. Others are engaged in legal processes that are confusing and frightening. Some have been hurt deeply by a breach of trust while others are dealing with devastating adult or childhood trauma. I am qualified, through training and professional background, to help clients find a path to recovery. Clients will learn how to manage their anxiety, depression, grief, fear and traumatic memories."

"I believe we all have the capacity to improve our lives and understand ourselves more fully. It takes a great deal of courage to ask for help. Appreciating and respecting that courage, my work is to help my clients attain their goals. We do this together as a team. Being stuck personally or professionally is poignantly uncomfortable. Together we can move thru and beyond this state and get to the other side. To address your individuality I utilize a wide array of interventions: mindfulness-based talk therapy, somatic techniques, art therapy, music therapy."

"Need help, support, or just feeling stuck? Let's talk. Clients often report they have found me to be warm and genuine, while also being committed to offering effective, research supported treatments. While my experience has spanned across a diversity of people, various settings, and presenting issues I have a specialty and passion for working with the LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer) population. My work and relationship with each client is unique and guided by their needs. I view therapy as a collaboration used to facilitate growth, change, and create a more fulfilling life."

"I am a trauma-informed therapist that has experience working with a diverse population that includes children, adolescents and adults. Born and raised in St. Louis City, I am aware of some of the treasures and challenges that come from living in the area. I am committed to a systemic understanding of the issues that face the clientele I serve within a safe, client-focused environment."

"Making the decision to seek therapy is a sign of strength, not weakness. Getting help during a difficult time can ease the burdens one carries during times of high stress and transition. Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, Eating Disorders, Addiction and Self-Destructive Behaviors are real problems, yet with the right treatment you can expect to experience meaningful recovery and growth. In therapy, we work collaboratively to reduce the impact the symptoms or behaviors have on your life and build coping strategies and resiliency."

"Ready for a change? We all approach life with the highest hopes and intentions. We also experience difficult, even traumatic, experiences that leave us feeling helpless and overwhelmed. I work with my clients to make lasting improvements to their lives and relationships. I have extensive training in helping clients recover from trauma and trauma-related issues, substance use issues, depression and anxiety. In my practice, I offer Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy in addition to traditional office-based talk-therapy."

"As a clinical psychologist working with children, adolescents, and adult women, I use a variety of empirically supported treatment approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy. The treatment I provide is tailored to meet the unique individual needs of each client or family. Together, we will set specific goals at the beginning of treatment that will guide the process of change. I strive to develop a warm, supportive therapeutic relationship with each client that will facilitate making positive changes. Services are provided in an environment that is caring and professional."

"You aren’t sure how to help your child with their current struggle with anxiety and low self esteem. Telling them how smart and wonderful they are just isn’t doing the trick. Every parent on the planet will, or has felt stuck at some point, not quite knowing what to do for their child. The great news is that a good therapist can help you and your child through this before the next school year starts!"

"I have been a CCLS since 2001 and have worked with both acute and chronic pediatric populations in 4 nationally recognized hospitals. I have witnessed the emotional, physical and psychological toll that can occur, within a family, when a child and/or adult has been diagnosed with a health condition and/or impacted by trauma. My role is to support and empower the entire family, where ever each may be on this health journey. All that I say and do, is individualized to meet the specific needs of each person. As a Mother to a child with a rare health condition, I have a profound understanding. You are not alone on this journey. "

"My clinical practice is devoted to treating cancer patients and survivors and their family members, throughout the cancer continuum – diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, end of life, and grief. I also specialize in grief work. I offer therapeutic services designed to enhance the quality of life of my clients. I provide both short-term and long-term therapy, and employ evidenced-based practices (including cognitive-behavioral therapy and acceptance commitment therapy) to ensure clients receive the best therapeutic treatment possible. "

"Do you have a child or teen who is struggling with things such as anxiety, depression, anger? Do you have a young child who has tantrums and difficulty listening at home and school? Are you a parent who needs help managing your child's behaviors? As a Registered Play Therapist, I work with children, teens and adults to decrease negative behaviors, using play, art and sand-based activities. I offer individual play therapy, family play therapy, parent therapy (to help learn effective parenting techniques) and sibling therapy."

"My practice provides treatment and resources for adolescents and adults who are struggling with mood, anxiety, and trauma-related disorders while engaging in self-injury (cutting, burning, scratching, picking and trichotillomania), disordered eating, sexual promiscuity, substance abuse and other risky, impulsive behaviors. In addition we have programs available for families looking to support a loved one struggling with self-destructive behavior. We offer individual, family and group psychotherapy and, family/friends educational classes."

"Living in the aftermath of trauma can be a scary, isolating experience. You feel alone, not knowing to whom you can turn with the overwhelming thoughts and feelings you are experiencing. You wonder if you'll ever be able to stop thinking about the bad thing that happened. You don't recognize yourself anymore and grieve the self you once were. If you are a parent who's child has experienced a traumatic event, the range of emotions you're feeling is wide: anger, shame, guilt, fear, and isolation, to name a few."

"It has been said that being human means facing a broad range of dilemmas and conflicts throughout life. To be of help to others I believe that it is necessary to gain as full an understanding as possible of what fuels the symptoms that leads one to pursue therapy. This can only be done in a warm, safe environment with a therapist who possess understanding and compassion. True and lasting change can only come through enhanced understanding of the factors that led to seeking therapy."