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I am a licensed Clinical Psychologist whose approach to therapy is collaborative, non-judgmental, direct, and warm. I strive to create a space you can better understand yourself, your emotions, your interpersonal relationships and, consequently, live a more fulfilling life. I work with adults who are experiencing emotional distress (such as anxiety and depression), grief and loss, relationship issues, or going through life changes (e.g., dislocation, career decisions, starting college). I have interest and experience with identity-based work (e.g., sexual orientation) and parenting.

Hello! My name is Ashley Hill and I'm a Licensed Mental Health Therapist. We all face challenging feelings, these feelings are normal; however, sometimes we need to develop the right tools to deal with them in a healthy way. I have a passion for mental health and supporting those on their journey to wellness. I integrate mental, physical and spiritual health to help clients achieve overall wellness. I believe in using a holistic approach tailored to fit your needs. There is no one-size fits all approach to therapy; your story is unique to you.

I specialize in working with adults, and adults and their children, who present with neurodivergence of any kind and/or have always had a feeling of “being different.” I take a strengths-based approach that is informed by psychoanalytic therapy with a creative center. If you are someone who feels that your upbringing has led to suffering, and/or disruption in your ability to be the parent that you’d like to be, I would be a good match for you. I focus on relational trauma in my work and the breaking of abusive cycles.

A cancer diagnosis is life-changing. It disrupts so many things about our everyday lives. And the stress can be overwhelming for even the most resilient among us. People coping with cancer often experience heightened levels of fear, worry, pain and uncertainty. As the founder of River Birch Therapy, I help children, teens, adults and families coping with cancer to build a life and thrive beyond cancer. During sessions, I work from a whole-person, strengths-based, relational and embodied approach to health.

Feeling on edge, anxious, or overwhelmed by persistent stress, worry, racing thoughts, or intrusive obsessions? Have you noticed changes in your or your child’s behavior, perhaps withdrawing from certain aspects of life? Whether you're an adult grappling with anxiety, a parent navigating caretaking stress, a child or teenager dealing with anxious thoughts and feelings of isolation, or a professional burdened by work demands, I'm here to offer support. I'm Dr. Morton, a licensed psychologist and I'm dedicated to supporting individuals across the lifespan—children, teenagers, and adults.

Hello! My name is Alyssa Hancock and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Most of my clinical experience comes from spending 8 years working as a therapist at a community mental health clinic and a school based satellite. I have worked with clients of all ages and treated a wide range of mental health concerns. I am most specialized in treating children, adolescents, and young adults as they navigate life transitions, relational difficulties, depression, anxiety, and self-esteem issues. I currently work as a School Social Worker for a Junior-Senior High School (grades 6-12).

Immediate Openings! Get scheduled in 7 days. Most insurances accepted. We have over 60 clinicians with all different specialities so we are confident that we can find the right fit for you! "I have been referring patients to Jeff Young for more than a decade. He is professional, caring, and insightful. Patients comment back to me how much their time with Jeff has been both helpful and healing. He is a gifted therapist!" - Michael Brennan, Doctor Nurse Practitioner (DNP)

If you feel anxious, depressed, fearful, relationship or family problems? We offer a cutting edge integrative assessment to address possible sources of your mental health symptoms versus simply treating the symptoms. We look at your overall health including hormones, vitamin deficiency and environmental issues that may play a role. We develop a unique individualized evidence based treatment plan to manage or resolve your symptoms. I bring an integrative strength based perspective to my counseling. We teach mindfulness, emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness.

Dr. Allison Mauro at Rochester DBT Institute- serves teens and adults who are experiencing emotional dysregulation (anger, depression, anxiety, mood swings), impulsivity (self-harm, suicidality, substance use, disordered eating, verbal or physical acting out, etc.), rigid or pervasive thinking patterns, and issues with interpersonal relationships. The comprehensive Dialectical Behavior Therapy program (DBT) is scientifically-based and incorporates skills training, individual therapy, and phone coaching to help patients and their families more effectively manage their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors and build a “life worth living.”

Hello and welcome. Life can be stressful and difficult to cope with at times. Throughout my 20 years of experience as a therapist, my strengths are in working with teens, young adults and families on goals to address stressors and emotional challenges. Deciding to engage in therapy can be intimidating. However learning evidence based strategies, in a calm and non judgmental environment, can help to better manage anxiety, depression, stress, parenting struggles, life transitions, and interpersonal stressors. These changes can be rewarding and life changing.

My therapy style is relational and I am particularly skilled at helping clients identify feelings, thoughts, and behaviors that impede efforts to form and maintain fulfilling relationships. Together, in a warm and empathetic atmosphere, we will look into your unique past and come to understand how that history is connected to your current emotional pain. Emotional pain tends to manifest as some variety of anxiety and/or depression. Understandably, we all look to alleviate anxiety and depression. Coping methods such as drugs/alcohol, may do the trick, initially. However, they tend to stop working, and ultimately lead to more misery.

There is no shortage of challenges in this life. Managing life stressors or a mental health condition alone only tends to make things worse. You’ve taken a courageous and important step by looking for help. When you work with the right therapist, insight can grow, self-defeating habits can change and solutions can become more apparent. I regularly see adults and adolescents seeking help with relationship difficulties, stress and life transitions. My experience in the school system informs my work with adolescents, young adults and their families.

Hi! I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been practicing in the mental health field in the greater Rochester area for over 20 years. My experience is with youth, adults, and families. I have four primary specialty areas: trauma and resilience, sexuality and gender identity, early adulthood, and lastly, managing anxiety and depression.

Hi! I am Kasey, I have worked with different populations over the course of 10 years. I have worked within residential settings, in home therapy, addiction clinic, and school setting. Ihave worked with a range of ages as well; however, I most enjoy adolescents to adults. I find that having a good rapport and relationship with a client will produce effective results.Therefore, I tend to focus on relationship building and client center approach. As a therapist I am eclectic and will take the lead of the client and tailor each client’s needs to their goal. I mainly utilize CBT, Solution focused as clinical interventions.

I strongly believe that therapy is for everyone, whether you are struggling with your mental wellbeing, or are simply at one of those challenging, confusing, or painful moments in life that we all experience. I provide therapy to people struggling with a wide range of concerns, and I specialize particularly in working with young adults. I invite my clients to use therapy as a safe and attuned space in which to share the thoughts and emotions that are most present for them, and then together we can untangle how these emotions are connected to current concerns, needs, and goals.

Spotted Rabbit therapists aren’t here to “fix” you. We live for empowering neurodivergents, LGBTQ+ folx, and adults who’ve experienced emotional neglect (trauma) to be their true selves and live a life aligned with their own personal values. We specialize in helping teens and adults relax their nervous systems, better regulate their emotions, and develop healthier relationships with others. We are also experienced in treating related conditions such as anxiety, eating disorders, and dissociative identity disorder (DID). We use trauma informed and culturally sensitive practices and believe in an intuitive eating/HAES approach.

I recognize the significant challenges and emotions children and young adults face in their daily lives. In sessions, we work on navigating stressors and changes experienced in their family, relationships, school, and self. I explore with my clients to find goals and supports that are most in line with their own priorities and perspectives. We work together on processing the impact of relationships and events, providing skills and validation to help manage their emotions and thoughts. My aim is to provide a reassuring space for clients to reflect on themselves and use their insights to adapt thoughts, behaviors, and communication.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in the treatment of young adults and young professionals. I love working with others to find or create their own meaning and identity. Often this requires working on the issues that get in the way, like anxiety, depression, grief, or stress. Whether through a desire to change circumstances, improve self-compassion, or develop better relationships with important people, forming or changing your sense of self will be one of the most important experiences of your life.

Finding the right therapist is important and seeking help is a courageous step. You want a person with experience, who you can trust and feel comfortable with. You hope to be met with respect and genuineness as you resolve concerns such as sadness, stress, anxiety, relationship problems, or wanting to focus on self-improvement. I offer a therapeutic environment of respectful challenge, acceptance, curiosity, and joy. My approach to therapy is "integrative." This means that I utilize skills from several types of therapy to find the approach that is the best fit for your needs and your strengths.