Therapists in Arkansas

My work as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker is devoted to helping individuals and families have a more fulfilling life by growing from their struggles and healing from their pain. My clients struggle with a variety of issues including anxiety, depression, grief/loss, relationship issues, family issues, parenting problems, trauma, mood issues, ADHD, behavioral issues, and anger issues. Whether they are working towards enlightenment and insight or symptom-relief and improved function, my hope is that together we can work to achieve their goals. I promise to be there every step of the journey.

Life is full of surprises that are sometimes wrapped in feelings that can truly weigh us down. Whether it's anxiety, depression, life stress, grief or past traumas- those are all curveballs that are unexpected and can make it difficult to believe that we can be in control of anything, especially our own inner peace. Therapy is a courageous journey towards cultivating internal resources that can help you with feeling connected, nurtured, and empowered to embrace change as it comes. As your therapist, it is my mission to take this journey alongside you and give you a safe space to better understand your true self.

I work with clients of all ages, including couples and co-parenting. I especially enjoy working with adolescents and young women with a wide variety of concerns including low self esteem, body image concerns, anxiety, eating disorders, and a variety of other motherhood stressors. I will work to meet you where you are on your journey and strive to help you to find hope in your situation. Let me provide a welcoming setting that can be your safe space to explore yourself and whatever is troubling you. Together we will create a plan to help you find peace in your life, work toward self-actualization, and help you become your best self!

Ready to transcend therapy as usual and unleash real, lasting change? I specialize in transformative therapy for those looking for deep level healing around trauma, anxiety, ADHD, depression, grief & more. Are you: Feeling stuck in patterns? Feeling disconnected or overwhelmed? Seeking a therapy approach that's compassionate, yet challenges you to evolve? Craving deep trauma healing that goes beyond being heard? We offer: Personalized therapy plans; Mind-body approaches that integrate talk therapy with mindfulness; Evidence-based approaches; A.R.T.; therapy intensives; teletherapy and more.

Changes Behavioral Health has over 20 highly skilled therapist to serve any need or population. If you have experienced it, we have treated it. If you or a loved one are struggling today with anxiety, depression, fear, anger, addiction, trauma, a troubled relationship, or any obstacle in the way of a fulfilling life we are here for you. CBH is a family owned agency serving Wynne, AR and nearby communities. Changes was opened in 2013 with a mission to provide our community with the best mental health services available in the most caring and compassionate environment available.

Cardinal Counseling Services, PLLC, is a mental health counseling clinic providing therapy services in the areas of depression, anxiety, grief, trauma recovery and relationship issues. Cardinal counselors are highly educated, trained in evidence-based practices by industry experts, and committed to integrating client feedback in every session to make sure we stay on track towards your goals.

Counseling/Therapy is a great way to safely explore your thoughts, feelings, and life dynamics to help you become the healthiest you! Life and mental health struggles are real and can leave you feeling stuck, overwhelmed, defeated, tired, insecure, among many other icky feelings. Without processing and seeking treatment in a healthy way, symptoms can exacerbate into something insurmountable. Treat yourself to finding a healthy balance and fulfilment in your life...you DESERVE your best self!

Are you experiencing the impacts of trauma? Amanda could be the perfect fit for you. Amanda is a trauma-focused therapist who offers compassion and understanding in a safe, judgement-free zone. The resilience of the human spirit is a miraculous thing, and it brings Amanda great joy to see her clients find that resilient part of themselves. Amanda is a master’s level social worker who has 15 years of experience providing therapy to children and adults in the state of Arkansas. She is passionate about helping her clients heal from trauma, anxiety, depression, and attachment trauma resulting from adoption reunification.

Painful experiences can leave us feeling completely alone. Sometimes we just need someone to meet us where we are to find a way to move forward. Healthy relationships are sometimes difficult to navigate, especially when there is a lifetime of hurt getting in the way. I want to help you create healthy, fulfilling, nourishing connections with those you care about. Along with anxiety and depression, I am passionate about working with those who have dealt with trauma.

I have been working in the mental health field since 2002. I have been nationally certified since 2004. I am EMDR certified, EMDRIA approved Consultant, and EMDR Trainer. I use a trauma-focused approach to treatment because it is a very holistic approach to care (body, mind, and emotional reactions to stress). I prefer to work with adolescents and adults in therapy services. I also offer consultation services for therapists and other mental health providers. I received my credential to be an EMDR trainier on 9/12/2023 and offer both online and in-person trainings.

Hello, my name is Brad Hays. I am independently credentialed as a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Arkansas with nearly 30 years of counseling experience and hold a Master's Degree in Pastoral Counseling. I provide spiritually based professional counseling services to couples, families and individuals. Freshhope Christian Counseling - is a private Christian Counseling center. Over the past several years I’ve practicing as an independent licensed counselor.

Life can take us down many different roads. Sometimes those roads can have bumps, holes, or be so deteriorated that it's difficult to travel. Counseling is an effective way to navigate life's difficulties. I treat a wide range of issues such as depression and other mood problems, anxiety and stress, relationship issues, life changes, adjustment to disability, behavioral issues and many more. Over my career, I have had opportunities to work with all ages and varied mental health problems. My goal for everyone I treat is to help them identify their problems and work to resolve those issues so that they can move forward in life.

Are you Stuck? Maybe your professional life is thriving, but your relationships are a mess. Maybe it's the other way around. I welcome your rough edges, embarrassing mistakes, relationship drama, or shameful experiences. I am passionate about helping people get unstuck. Whether it's a relationship issue, a personal hangup, grief and loss, professional burnout, or difficulty overcoming a traumatic experience, together, we will take some significant steps toward you feeling better and toward your life goals.

I started my career as a case manager working with HIV clients for four years. After obtaining my clinical license in 2012, I provided therapy services to children and adults in the Department of Family Services system related to abuse and neglect. For the past six years I have worked with clients in the nursing home setting addressing depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, dementia and pain management utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy, solution focused brief therapy and motivational interviewing techniques.

I strive to provide a warm, respectful, comfortable environment for you to explore your life and areas of discontent. I believe people can benefit from therapy at any stage in life, things come up and often we need a sounding board to gain insight into our future goals or past experiences. When something is off in our lives, it is difficult to figure out how to move forward to achieve balance. My goal is to help you feel supported and empowered to make significant changes in your life and improve overall well being.

There is a certain kind of validation and personal development that comes from authentic and genuine connection with another human. Sometimes, being with friends and family provides the support we need. Often times, we need an individualized safe and caring environment to share our deepest thoughts, feelings, fears, concerns, vulnerabilities, past and present experiences and hopes for the future in order to make changes, learn to be and accept ourselves as we truly want to be.

Do you struggle with sadness, depression, relationship issues, anxiety, or stress? My mission is to help you feel deeply understood and connected as you gain awareness of how your rational mind, core emotions, and body are inextricably linked. I know that reaching out for professional help can be difficult for many. That is why I have developed a practice that is kind and compassionate. My long experience has taught me that therapy must be dynamic, interactive, non-judgmental, along with a healthy sense of humor.

I have 32 years of experience working with individuals, families and couples. I work with people suffering from depression and anxiety, marital issues, family conflicts, parenting issues, behavioral issues, grief, to name a few. I have written a book available on Amazon entitled, "Everybody Has A Story," a practical guide to marriage. This book offers insights into the challenges created by marriage. It is based on my years of experience working with couples to create a more healthy and happy existence.

Josh has experience working with adolescents, adults, and couples and is well versed in grief therapy, anxiety and depression, issues pertaining to suicide, issues pertaining to the LGBTQ+ community, and special issues pertaining to adolescents. He is currently a part-time faculty member with the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and has held other various professorial positions. He has worked on several non-profit boards advancing the access to mental health resources, educating the public on depression and suicide, working for the rights of minorities, and educating the public on issues pertaining to veterans