Therapists in 63118

Accepting new daytime clients as of June 2022. - If you are like me, you have procrastinated this decision to seek counseling for some time, and you are steadily nearing desperation. Entering into therapy is difficult - it is important to find a therapist with whom you connect. I provide a free phone consultation and a half price first session, so we can decide if we are a good fit. I work best with clients who are motivated to begin the explorative process towards healing. I seek to honor the vulnerability required to make changes in one's life by listening without judgment and growing to understand the individual's experiences.

Life is challenging. So many ebbs and flows. I recognize that and would love to help you on your journey. We can all use a little support from time to time. Relationships can be difficult to manage. Setting (and keeping) boundaries at home, at work, or within relationships is hard work. If you or your child are looking for support with issues such as anxiety, depression, bullying, domestic violence, abuse or trauma, I'd love to help. I use creative therapy techniques in-person and via tele-health to support you or your child.

I strive to provide a warm, safe environment in which you can feel safe to share and process current experiences and past experiences that may be causing difficulty to your system. I believe that positive experiences and relationships are central to trauma recovery and are important to general well-being. I believe that psychotherapy is a journey of self-discovery. I believe treatment is a creative process. We will work together to develop new insights that inform change. I currently do not have openings but I am happy to add you to my waitlist if that is your preference.

Thank you for your interest. My ideal client is motivated for change and open to exploring more about themselves.

Keegan knows the road that leads you into the counseling room can be difficult and painful. Whether the catalyst is some form of trauma, abuse, grief, challenges involving sex and sexuality or a desire to seek greater health and self-awareness, this decision is courageous. In counseling, Keegan blends elements of person-centered theory, internal family systems and knowledge about trauma, attachment and family dynamics into an integrative holistic approach.

My name is Stephanie (she/they) and I'm glad you're here! I am a licensed clinical social worker and therapist committed to helping folks create purpose and fulfillment in life through deconstructing unhelpful behaviors or beliefs. My work focuses on meeting clients exactly where they are in order to create a collaborative approach to helping clients reach their goals. I am passionate about providing gender affirming and body positive mental healthcare to all who need it. Some of my favorite folks to work with are those experiencing depression, anxiety, body image distress, spirituality/religious concerns, and life transitions.

Maybe it’s your sexuality or gender, maybe it’s how you relationship or what you like sexually, or maybe you just move through the world differently; you’ve been othered, outcast, and feel like there’s nowhere you really fit in. Feelings of confusion, isolation and being misunderstood by everyone creep in and take over. You're afraid you'll never be able to just be yourself and be accepted for who you are. But you want, and DESERVE, to have hope for a future that includes love and acceptance from people who truly care about knowing our true selves.

Welcome. With over 10 years of clinical experience and a graduate degree from Washington University in St. Louis, I support adults with life direction, stress management, and executive functioning. I use Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help others navigate work, depression, anxiety, ADHD, and relationships. In addition, I am a mindfulness and yoga instructor (RYT) offering both in-office and virtual sessions. Clients have the option of adding relaxation and yoga into our work. I operate from the belief that authenticity, collaboration, and compassion can guide a therapeutic reconnection to your highest self.

Trauma can affect your relationship with yourself and how you relate to others. I provide therapy for recovery from trauma for adults 18 and over to re-connect to yourself. For example: people who have had child abuse, neglect, molestation; and or, sexual, emotional, verbal, physical abuse as adults from relationships or workplaces. Trauma can lead to anxiety, depression, codependency, self-loathing, PTSD, depression, anxiety, relationship problems with friends and family, feelings of shame and low self-esteem.

Have you experienced trauma in your life and seem to struggle with the same situations over and over, not knowing how to stop the vicious cycle. Are your emotions problematic, do you repeat unhealthy behaviors, relationships, have an onslaught of negative thoughts and no matter how successful you have become, you feel like a fake, insecure and if people really knew? How many times have you promised that you will stop, alcohol, drugs and really mean it, want it, yet once again fall short. As a veteran, were you in combat, was your military experience depleting, anxiety provoking and your life never the same? What keeps you stuck?

Hi, I am glad you're here. I know it can be overwhelming to reach out to a potential counselor, but by being here, you've already taken the first step and that is important. I have experience working with individuals from many different backgrounds dealing with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, relational conflicts, and other issues. I am a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community and also have a passion for working with those affected by issues that this community faces.