Therapists in Camelback East, Phoenix, AZ

I have experience working with many issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, attachment based issues, traumatic experiences and post-traumatic stress, meaning of life issues, substance use disorders, emotional dysfunction, stress management, and self-esteem and self-worth issues.

I have been working with clients who have had trauma throughout their life. Their symptoms are anxiety, depression, panic attacks, negative self-talk, rumination, and unhealthy relations. We work on establishing where these thoughts, ideas, and behaviors stem from and how to make healthy changes in every area of their lives. I focus on their chosen words and the negative self-talk perpetuating these symptoms.

I'm Asa Aramburo , I am a LCSW an am currently Licensed to work with those in Oregon and Arizona. I have MSW from Portland State University in Social Work and have been working with Children and Families for over 30 years. I enjoy working with all ages and stages and have a vast experience in working with family systems issues. I value building rapport and trust in the client-therapist relationship and working with my clients to achieve their desired goals in their therapeutic journey.

Can't stop thinking about the "what if's"? Or maybe you find yourself spending too much time obsessing about what people think of you. Sometimes you get to a point where enjoying the present is difficult and you just can’t seem to shake the feeling of being “on edge.” You may even get a sinking feeling in your stomach when Sunday rolls around knowing you have work or school ahead of you. Feelings and thoughts like this may seem like roadblocks to achieving your goals; however, change is possible.

I bring space for my clients through a warm, welcoming, and non-judgemental as well as unconditional lens. Sometimes it can be figuring out your true identity and what drives you to do the things you do, other times it can be day to day issues. My goal in therapy is to provide a safe space to my clients to feel heard and understood. It's hard in everyday life to overcome the challenges that our mind creates, and I hope to help clients work through the issues that comes with being human and living in today's society.

My clients seek support for issues like Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, and Substance Use. They desire relief from distress, healthier coping mechanisms, and improved relationships. I provide a safe, judgment-free space and practical tools to navigate their struggles. Together, we work towards healing, growth, and a greater sense of wellbeing.

Kayla Jarred is a Licensed Psychologist with 5 years of experience in therapy and clinical assessment. She is passionate about helping adolescents and adults find the skills they need to live a more balanced or fulfilled life. Kayla specializes in PTSD, stress, anxiety, trauma, effective communication, emotional regulation, and other aspects of distress. She also supports services for depression, BPD characteristics, and relationship dynamics. She completed her Doctor of Psychology at Midwestern University, Glendale. I offer counseling and talk therapy services; however, I do not currently offer psychological testing.

Hey there! If you're thinking about taking the first step towards healing and self-discovery, I'm here for you! My name is Jackie Kimmel, and I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor in sunny Arizona. I'm here to offer support with a focus on compassion and effectiveness, especially for those navigating trauma, narcissistic abuse, ADHD, depression, anxiety, anger management, grief, relationship issues, and women's concerns. Whether you're an adult or an adolescent, my aim is to provide a safe space for growth and healing. I use evidence-based approaches like EMDR, CBT, and DBT, tailoring my interventions to fit your unique needs.

I specialize in meeting my clients where they are in their journey Everyone has their own unique story and I take the time to listen and work with you to help you discover how to live your best life! I became a counselor to understand the topic of addiction, with its capacity to destroy lives and relationships, and to encourage people to turn their life around and live with purpose and meaning. I've worked passionately alongside clients and their families at different programs in the Valley and have extensive experience helping people live an authentic, meaningful life and I can help you too!

Can we just get real for a moment? Life is hard! Managing challenging emotions, thoughts, and life circumstances can be difficult without the guidance of a supportive individual dedicated to improving your overall well-being. Clients who work closely with often struggle with anxiety, depression, relationship problems, unresolved past traumas, or addictions. We collaborate to identify areas in your life that you wish to change and explore alternative ways of living and experiencing joy and happiness in your life.

Many variables may pose a barrier to a fulfilling life. I will support you in rediscovering what you are passionate about— a life worth living, regaining greater self-acceptance, emotional control, and healing, personally and in your relationships. I have aided clients’ reduction of anxiety and depression related to grief and loss, trauma, addiction and relationship stress. I provide a safe environment where clients can discover and reconnect with what is most important, discussing ways to overcome challenges, increasing hope, affecting positive change in client's life and relationship.

Hello, my name is Matthew Dyer. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Board Approved Clinical Supervisor. Prior to becoming a counselor I served in the US Marine Corps. This gives me a unique perspective when serving our first responder and veteran populations. My Specialties include treating post traumatic stress disorder, trauma, depression, anxiety disorders, phobias, obsessions and compulsions, interpersonal problems, emotion dysregulation, self-esteem, individuals struggling with psychosis, self-harm, suicidal ideation, conduct disorders, and personality disorders.

At Resilient Solutions, our culturally responsive counselors are passionate about providing therapy and support that empowers our clients to achieve excellent outcomes. Our goal is to assist clients in managing various concerns and transitions through the unexpected and powerful events they are going through in life. We provide a secure and safe environment that fosters stabilization and promotes resiliency, growth, and healing. Our style is individualized, motivating, warm, and interactive, using evidenced-based practices that are client-centered, solution focused, strength-based approaches tailored to each client’s unique needs.

Do you need the courage to better understand yourself and what you are going through? One of the biggest challenges to self-growth is the feeling of shame, making it difficult to be and accept your true self. I can help guide you through this journey, by giving you the opportunity to be vulnerable and fully open. I am here to empower you to live the fulfilling life that you deserve.

Dr. Joseph Gentry obtained his doctoral degree from Illinois State University, with a specialization in consultation, assessment, and developmental disabilities. Dr. Gentry and his wife, Sarah, opened Gentry PBS in 2008 to provide a wide range of services to children in the Phoenix Metro area. Gentry Pediatric Behavioral Services is a multi-disciplinary private practice that brings psychologists, behavior analysts, and speech and language pathologists together. We are devoted to conducting *gold standard* diagnostic evaluations and providing comprehensive treatment options for children and families dealing with childhood struggles.

Cycles of Life Counseling has added teletherapy services. Protect and care for your mental health and well-being while you protect and care for your physical health. My treatment philosophy is that people want to feel good and live with purpose. Sometimes though, life can feel too big to manage. Sometimes we feel stuck or unable to adjust when "life happens", We may have not learned a better way to cope or live well with or through challenges. Add to that, frustration and disappointment over feeling this way and we feel even worse. Let's consider another way for you ‘to be’ in the world, to live more fully, with emotional freedom.

As you search for a solution to the problem you are facing, you may feel that you are in the dark. My goal as a therapist is to help you find your eyes in the dark. Together we will seek to identify the problem and help you to stand against it. We will evaluate your unique story and work to rewrite it towards the preferred outcome that you will define. My unique perspective as a counselor with a visual impairment qualifies me to provide a view of the problem that is different than most counselors.

I primarily see (but am not limited to) stress management, anxiety, panic, depression, bipolar disorder, women's coping, self esteem problems, and family of origin. I treat young adults to seniors from all walks of life. My years as Director of Behavioral Science at St Joseph's Hospital Family Practice Residency have given me special experience in treating clients wtih chronic and acute health problems. I do not treat children or teens. I do not treat eating disorders or substance/alcohol abuse disorders. I do not do court or legal work. I do see GLBT clients.