Teen Therapists in Rogers, AR

Jesse has his masters degree from John Brown University and is closing in on 4 years of experience counseling resistant, oppositional, depressed, anxious, and grieving teens. Jesse partners with teens and parents to help them navigate troubled times, and make changes for the better.

Now accepting new clients! Wether you suffer from anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships challenges, self-worth, or are stuck in difficult life transitions, I am committed to providing a safe and confidential environment for my clients to explore, heal and evolve.

Are you a parent/guardian struggling to help your child or adolescent ? You may feel helpless and isolated if your child is experiencing behavioral or emotional difficulties. I can help you by working with your child from a developmentally appropriate approach. Each person has a unique journey, and no one should ever feel they must navigate it alone. Therefore, throughout this process, your child will experience a warm, safe, and accepting environment as we work collaboratively to help. I’ll also work to help you understand your child more and provide you with tools to feel more empowered.

Sometimes trying to feel better feels hopeless. No matter what you do or try, your anxiety just won't go away. The depression keeps hitting you like waves in the ocean, coming up over and over again. Or maybe it's one of your most important relationships. You just can't seem to figure things out with your partner. No matter what parenting technique you try, you just can't seem to get through to your teenager . I don't know exactly where you are at today, but I do know how it can be intimidating to ask for help.

28 years of clinical practice. Specializing in the treatment of young adult and adolescent anxiety. Significant experience in issues of identity and intimacy and many years of treatment applications of substance abuse and codependent behavior. Appreciating an awareness of personal research in narcissistic and dependent personality relationships. Useful applications of helping individuals understand the workings and functions of a healthy relationship. Attachment assessment and family systems assessment. Sum: Anxiety, Attachment, Recovery, Adolescence, Adjustment, Intimacy, Identity, Boundaries and Health Relationship therapy.

Progressive thinking provider with good listener skills who is interested in helping you reduce your issues that cause stress and emotional pain.

Leaning on my own experiences, knowledge, and ability to empathize, I walk alongside my clients on their path to recovery. Therapeutic practices I utilize on this path are CBT, DBT, REBT and MI.

I am a caring counselor with 15 years of experience working with children of all ages and backgrounds. I have helped kids through life changes such as their parents’ divorce or the loss of a loved one, all types of anxiety, and behavioral concerns such as anger management and ADHD. Treating the child with respect and dignity and meeting them where they are are the heart of my practice. I use play, bibliotherapy, and expressive arts to connect with your child, help them share their thoughts and feelings, and explore coping skills that work for them. Take that first step on behalf of your child. Call and set up an appointment with me.

Micah Baker is a Licensed Psychological Examiner and School Psychology Specialist who has devoted his career to providing services to children and families of Northwest and Central Arkansas. Micah excels in working with children, adults, and families dealing with emotional, behavioral, and academic difficulties.

I love helping others reach their full potential and offer a compassionate and casual style of practice. I am honored to help my clients through difficult challenges and help them carry their burdens. I want to be a partner along your journey! I believe that everyone can find the answers they need within themselves; sometimes we just need a little guidance along the way. I have over 10 years of experience and work with a wide array of struggles including anxiety, panic, mood disorders, trauma, grief, and adjustment.

Brené Brown once said, “We don’t have to do it alone, we were never meant to.” If you are to find yourself, your family, or your child struggling, the best thing you can do is seek out someone to listen and empathize with your situation. I have years of experience working in the mental health field. I primarily draw from Humanistic and Adlerian schools of psychology. I believe the foundation of your healing journey is a strong client-therapist relationship built on authenticity, empathy, and trust. I have experience working with: anxiety, depression, ADHD, self-harm, trauma, disruptive behaviors, and parent/child relational issues.

If you are hurting, feeling lost, or stuck, you’re in the right place. At Epoch, you will find trauma-focused, highly trained, culturally aware clinicians. We have therapists specializing in treating children, adults, couples, and families. Contact us now for a free 15 minute consult!

It feels strange feeling lonely in a house full of people. Expectations can feel heavy when you're not sure where you fit in all of it. You're often left feeling drained without the ability to replenish your needs during hectic schedules and a home that needs your attention. But here you are- showing up for yourself and looking for answers. Let’s give you the space to slow down and be present so you can feel available again.

My life feels like chaos! How can I get past my past? How can I save my marriage? How can I achieve my goals in life? These are common issues that bring people into counseling. To borrow a quote from coach Wooden "although there is no progress without change, not all change is progress." Getting started can feel uncomfortable at first but usually as you proceed most people are engaged, energized, and feeling the benefits. My style is such that it does not feel like therapy--rather someone you know who has been down this road as well.

Clients seek treatment not only to make a connection with someone, but to see concrete changes in their lives. You’ve made the first, BIG step by asking for help. Being vulnerable can be scary, but it is absolutely necessary to overcome the challenges that we face. Whether you’re struggling with a recent trauma, an unhealthy relationship, or just feeling anxious and/ or depressed, I would absolutely love to help you on your journey towards finding the best version of yourself.