Therapists in Anchorage County, AK

Are you bogged down by issues that have gone on for far too long? Do you want to break free from bad habits, old ways of thinking of yourself, or restrictive fears? It is my life passion to help people overcome the shadows that trauma, addiction, depression, anxiety, and difficult relationships cast on their outlook and self-concept. I consider it a great honor to help my clients navigate their lives to being their full, vibrant, uninhibited, healthy selves. I customize my approach including session duration and frequency to best meet their needs. I am currently accepting new clients, so feel free to get in touch with me.

A wise artist once said, "The truth is, I need help, but I just can't imagine who I'd be if I was happy." It's common to feel more comfortable in a state of depression, anxiety, or stress when these have been your only companions. What would it be like if you were happy? I am not here to promise a constant state of happiness, but I will promise that I will accompany and support you in your journey toward healing and peace.

Feelings of depression and anxiety can affect us in many ways, leaving us uncertain and struggling for answers. I’m here to help you find the answers that are best for you. If your life is being impacted by depression, anxiety or trauma, seeking help can be life changing, bringing peace of mind and a healthier outlook. I work with clients to maintain a safe and open environment. I use trauma-focused treatment, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing while working collaboratively with the client to address their treatment needs at a pace that is comfortable to them.

Are you and your partner stuck in a repeating conflict cycle? Are you struggling with intimacy? Would you like to feel more authentic or whole in connecting with your partner and others? I work with couples and individuals to create a warm and safe relationship where they can explore who they are, why they are, and what is in the way of their intimacy and thriving.

Hi. My name is Dr. Sherri L. Scott and I am passionate to work with you in your quest for wellness and to overcome challenges that you and/or your family may be experiencing. My professional credentials are Licensed Psychological Associate, Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor, Licensed and Ordained Minister. For 30 years my expertise in behavioral health services has been honed to provide Clinical Therapy, Clinical Supervision and Education in correctional, psychiatric residential treatment, university and community outpatient settings.

I believe in helping people and bringing awareness to people who struggle with mental health challenges. I hope to motivate and inspire clients to envision more out of their life than the circumstances they were dealt. From working with clients in foster care and low socioeconomics status, to probation of clients who feel that their past has already determine their future. I would love to be that voice in helping you see that you can be successful. I would also like to empowered parents working with their kids by educating them on challenges and providing resources that is helpful in supporting their kid.

Ryan Landstedt is a CSAT through IITAP, a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, Certified in Betrayal Trauma, EMDR II trained, and trained in the Treatment of Grief. Ryan specializes in working with couples working through betrayal and addiction of all kinds. He also works with clients that are struggling with anxiety, addictive behaviors, depression, PTSD, emotional abuse, mental abuse and trauma of various kinds. His passion is to provide a safe space for his clients and to walk hand-in-hand with them, guiding them through the healing process.

Noel Tyler is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with 6+ years of experience helping people live more fulfilled lives. She is passionate about children, adolescents, and young adults because addressing mental health early in life leads to a more productive and successful adulthood. Noel is also passionate about helping adults deal with things in their past that continue to affect them today. She completed her Bachelor's degree in Psychology in 1992 from Seattle Pacific University and later completed her Master's of Professional Counseling in 2018 from Grand Canyon University.

By taking the step to initiate therapy, you are already beginning the process of change. At times, we feel lost or lack of confidence to navigate through critical and life-changing circumstances. Although, we have many strengths and skills, we have difficulty accessing these during periods of family or relationship crisis, depression, anxiety, grief/loss, and trauma. As a clinician, I will use a mindful approach to facilitate the process of helping you reconnect with your strengths and discover skills, strategies and resources toward a healthier life.

You're there, in the dark, struggling to find a way out. You're trying to just get through today. At times, even breathing seems to be too much. Life is so exhausting. Some days it takes everything you can muster just to get through the next minute. The people around you, your friends, your family, if they are still there, don’t get you. If you hear “just get over it” or “think about happy things” one more time you’ll scream. Why don’t they get it? This isn’t something you “just get over”! Like you would pick this life if you had a choice? There’s only the darkness, full of loneliness, worry, hopelessness, and despair.

I specialize in helping children, adolescents, individual adults, couples, and families through the stressors of life by supporting person-centered goals to challenge issues like depression, anxiety, poor self-concept, shame, traumatic experiences, and relationship struggles. I also have experience working with first responders and with children and families in the foster care system. We all get stuck and feel lost at times. Having a helping hand can make it easier to feel better.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in persistent pain psychology. At the heart of pain psychology, I believe in listening to the patient’s pain narrative and taking the time to hear their story of how pain began and developed over the course of time, and how it has impacted their every day functioning. This may include your relationships with loved ones, school, work, sleep, your ability to engage in simple every day tasks, or the impact of the negative stigma you have encountered as a result of having pain, any combination of the above, and more.

As a clinical therapist I am committed to treating the whole person; spirit, mind, and body. I am an EMDR provider and facilitate holistic treatment to adults, adolescents, and couples with a variety of needs.

As the former clinical director of a community behavioral health in Anchorage, I have experience providing therapy to a range of ages including: children, youth, families and adults experiencing a variety of challenges. I work with youth who experience disruptive behaviors, acting out, and substance use. I provide care to individuals who have experienced trauma/ abuse, mood disorders, and the autism spectrum. I also provide forensic psychological evaluations for the court, and neuropsychological assessments illuminating an individuals treatment needs.

Immediate openings for Telehealth are available! Sundays and evening schedules (3:30 pm - 8:00 pm) will be available starting April 2024. Please send an inquiry or request to be on the waitlist to my email. If you are hurting, fearful, confused, sad, stressed, or surrounded by overwhelming things in life, I am here to guide you through; to cultivate and reconnect with your innate strength to heal your wounds and live a quality life. My focus is to work collaboratively with you to find a unique and individualized process or solution that would take you further along in your healing journey.

Hello Worried One. Nice to meet you here at Psychology Today. Let me ask you, did you wake up this morning feeling exhausted? Was your mind racing round and round the anxiety track- that track that seems to have no exit ramp, only danger signals flashing at every turn? Did you approach today feeling tense or on edge? If so, I understand! How about this instead: waking up in the morning feeling refreshed and relaxed, knowing you are going to walk today's open road with steady feet and a sense of well being. Thinking, as you stand up to meet the day, "my life is good. "

Do you feel stuck? Are your problems getting worse? Looking to have more peace in your life? Does your life lack passion? I get the challenges of living with a mental health issue. My whole-person approach means I take into account all aspects of a person's life, including their physical health, relationships, spirituality, and environment. By addressing all of these factors, I can help individuals achieve greater balance, happiness, and fulfillment. Integrating conventional psychotherapy with mind-body practices like EFT, I may help you manage stress, cultivate relationships, and strengthen your self-awareness.

I enjoy working with individuals who are ready to take positive steps towards growth and healing. This may include: processing traumas; developing self-awareness; learning about your strengths; and/or changing behaviors, thoughts, coping mechanisms, or interpersonal patterns which are no longer working for you.

All your energy goes into your work and your family. You do your best, but showing up for everyone else while hiding your own heavy heart and constantly delaying your own unmet needs has left you feeling trapped and isolated. You've become so skilled at neglecting yourself and masking your own pain that you're not sure what is real and what is performance anymore. Your battle is internal and unseen. Daily, you're fighting to find light while living in what feels like a constant shadow, covering your joy and suffocating your sense of peace. How did this happen? You had goals. Dreams. Ambition. Where did they go?