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A strong relationship with the counselor is essential for the counseling process. The client comes to the process with a commitment for change. Sometimes the commitment is marginal and helping fortify that commitment is the initial part of our work. I believe that my most effective work is with people who struggle with depression, anxiety, relationship issues, family of origin issues and trauma. I work extensively with clients who have personality disorders (ingrained patterns of self defeating behavior). My practice is geared toward adolescents 13 years old through senior adults. I work with individuals and couples/families.

We often can feel unsure in knowing where to start when processing difficult experiences. The process can feel overwhelming, and we need someone to come alongside us as we sift through our own emotions, whether old or new. Having a non-judgmental space, with a present other is a necessary need for all of us. In continually having this space to process, my hope is that therapy allows clients to better understand themselves, how they relate to others, and how they are capable of change.

Life is one continuous flow of change, change, change. Some of us adapt to it better than others. Being out of one's comfort zone is a sure sign that we are growing or about to grow! I love working with people who are brave enough to face the challenges that change brings whether it is change in age, relationship, job...addictive behaviors...belief...life focus...self esteem. I see myself as a partner of my cients. My job is to make the transitions smooth and valuable. Thanks for the opportunity to accompany you on your journey!

Emma Greenback, M.A., LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She graduated with her Bachelors and Masters in Clinical Psychology from Southern Nazarene University. She has been involved with Oklahoma Eating Disorders Association since 2008 and became the Executive Director for OEDA in 2016-2018. Emma has worked with adolescents, adults, couples and families in a therapeutic setting. LQBTQIA affirming. Her style of therapy integrates a relational approach with the client as well a as focusing on the core issues blocking the person from experiencing their highest sense of self.

***WAIT LIST*** Whatever brought you to this website today—whatever thorn that’s been in your side or fire that’s left you in ashes, I hope that I can sit in it with you and help you find your way back to peace and stability. There’s nothing quite like being seen in all your humanness and knowing you aren’t alone. I’d love to see if I’m that person for you. Feel free to contact me for a consultation.

Do you feel things are not working out well for you in life? Have you ever felt lonely and depressed without knowing how to pick yourself back up? Have you felt so low in life that you needed a helping hand to comfort and pull you through? Have you been making the same behavioral, emotional, and relationship mistakes again and again for so long that it has become a difficult pattern to break out from? This is the counselor that wants to work with you and help you overcome those feelings in a safe space.

Although we all have the ability to help ourselves, by combining a professional with your struggles, you will accentuate progress and growth. My practice covers more than just people with struggles. I welcome anyone who desires to improve their lives, increase their self-esteem or enhance their social skills as well as treating a variety of life challenges such as depression, relationship troubles, phobias, anxiety, childhood oppositional disorders, anger management and life coping skills. My practice is available to treat individuals, couples and families. Life is too precious to just settle for anything less than okay.

I am raptured by a conviction that true speech heals. When we are dishonest with ourselves and others, we internally deposit distress, anxiety, and depression. Holding this in mind, I aim in my personal and clinical practice to foster an environment where truth is uncovered and revered. In so doing, people are freed from the trappings of lies, explicit and functional. I look forward to partnering with those who have the courage to look at what is true.

So here's the deal. How often do you say things like, "suck it up" and "rub some dirt on it" when things get tough? What are you hoping to gain from avoiding the truth that brought you to say those things? Are you bottling your feelings? That's the real issue, how you deal with life's roadblocks and speed bumps, not whether or not they exist. Often there is more than just you involved, you have children and they look to you as an example. emotions are human, YOU are human, THEY are human. But HOW in the HELL do you deal? Life isn't easy...call me...you are not alone!

My primary approach to therapy is a cognitive-behavioral orientation but I also maintain a spiritual aspect to my therapy. I deal with most psychotherapeutic issues, including depression, anxiety, ADHD, relationship issues, bereavement, trauma, sleep-related issues and stress. I work with adults. I am also certified in EMDR.

Hi, my name is Travis Hopper and I am an LPC Candidate. Psychotherapy can be rewarding no matter if you find yourself in the middle of or at the very beginning of life’s challenges. Difficulties arise for us, more often than not, when our circumstances change and our old solutions no longer work, become self-defeating, and yet we continue to apply them anyway.

Have you ever had difficulty navigating through the difficulties of life? We all have. I offer a safe space to discuss and explore the difficulties you may be facing. I have a background of working with individuals that have struggled with trauma, addiction, and legal issues. I would love to offer you a safe space on your journey.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I take an integrative approach to counseling. I see the client as a unique individual, and I purpose to meet them wherever they are at. This is called Client Centered Therapy. I enjoy working with Adults, Couples, and teens.

Hello and Welcome! My name is Shay, I'm an LPC and mental health wellness advocate! My aim is to hold space for my clients in the most professional, ethical, and authentic way possible! I believe we are our own answer; when given adequate space, tools, and support, we will be empowered by what we find!

I have worked with clients who have experienced both childhood and adult trauma, addiction, co-dependency, anxiety and depression. Their needs consist of finding new coping skills, learning how to set healthy boundaries, develop assertive communication, process feelings of shame, accountability, support, forgiveness, self-acceptance and compassionate understanding of addictive behaviors. Their goals are to gain self-awareness, insight and an understanding of "Why" and "How" addiction has impacted their lives.

I’m at my best with clients who are looking for an outside perspective to help gain insight for themselves and identify new ways to approach the struggles they are having. I expect clients to be an active participant in sessions by working with me as a team. My style is straight forward, fun and relational.

Restorative Alternative Wellness, Inc. is a warm and friendly therapeutic environment, where we offer a variety of mental and behavioral health services. All of the providers are well seasoned, compassionate and knowledgeable in a wide range of strategies including integrative medicine. We are not only dedicated to people changing their life stories, but we have great success as we see many people move forward towards their next life adventure. Whether overcoming a history of trauma, addiction, divorce, relationship conflict or mental health issues, such as depression and anxiety, we are well equipped to handle them all!

The challenges of life sometimes seem scary and overwhelming. Do you feel knocked down by life time and time again? Do you ever feel broken and overwhelmed by intense feelings of pain and distress? If so, you are not alone. Adversity is inevitable as suffering is a part of the human experience of which none of us are exempt. Throughout life, personal experiences become stories. Giving meaning to those stories ultimately help form your identity. Understanding the meaning and impact of these stories can help create space between you and the issues that are causing distress, which will allow you to make sense of your behaviors.

I am rough around the edges, sarcastic and can curse like a sailor if I don't control it. I experience ADD and struggle with finishing sentences because of it. I'm not polished, but I can help you find peace in your life with my lived experience, my own therapy and 10 years of mental health education. Let's sit down together and work toward creating a better life for you. What do you have to lose?