American Sign Language (ASL) Therapists in Sharonville, OH

The therapists at A Sound Mind Counseling Service understand life challenges, trauma and pain. We are here to help and that is why we specialize in variety of issues such as: Anger, Anxiety, Depression, Marriage Counseling, Addictions, ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Children, Christian Counseling, Mens and Womens Issues, Sexual Addiction, Pre and Post Marital Issues, Teens and Groups for Teens and Women. We have therapist who specialize in multicultural issues and American Sign Language. We also have interns who offer probono sessions.

Dr. Gerald (Jerry) Hayes received his BAA from the University of Florida, a master’s degree in mental health counseling from Gannon University, and his Doctor of Psychology from Wright State University’s School of Professional Psychology. Over the past 22 years, he has worked as a clinical psychologist in a variety of clinical settings including community mental health, hospitals, and private practice. Dr. Hayes has also worked in college mental health for the past 16 years.

Life truly is an adventure! We all have times when we feel like we can take on the world and times when we question the meaning of life. I would like you to be in the drivers seat of your life and not just passively riding along as a passenger. Sure, you will make mistakes on your way and that puts you in good company with the rest of us! If you're struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, loss, or any type of trauma. Do yourself a favor and get the help you deserve today. Taking care of yourself is your number 1 job in this life and I promise you, it will be well worth it!

Congratulations for taking the first step in thinking about entering therapy. Life can throw many curve balls and can be very challenging to even get through the day. My goal is to provide a non-judgmental, empathetic, trauma informed and sex-positive experience for all my clients as they navigate their own personal, relationship, gender or sexuality related concerns. I will work along with you to new pathways to healing and happiness. Additionally, I am fluent in American Sign Language as 2nd language with significant knowledge in Deaf Culture and can work with individuals/couples who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

Seeking out a therapist is a powerful act of self-love and compassion. It’s a commitment to yourself that you're worthy of help and you're ready for change. I work with individuals and couples, from a warm approach of collaboratively changing your life for the better. I specialize in treating areas of anxiety, depression, self-esteem, self-image, sexuality, gender, identity, and relationships.

Hey! I’m Kayla, and I have a laidback and eclectic approach to therapy. If you’re looking for a strictly-xyz therapist, I’m not your girl. However, if sarcasm and cursing feels more comfortable for you, I might be a just who you’re looking for. I believe laughter is the best way to the heart, and very much needed for healing to begin. I really enjoy working with women and the queer community, especially around issues such as trauma, self-esteem, depression, and anxiety.

I have over 20 years of experience working with adolescents and adults who are in need of mental health counseling to address life issues of stress, depression, anxiety, addiction, work issues, relationships, sexual issues and family dynamic issues. I enjoy helping individuals learn new coping skills for depression and anxiety. I also specialize with individuals who have trauma and grief and will help you resolve those issues. I especially enjoy working with families and couples in learning how to resolve conflict and improve intimacy, communication and trust issues. My belief is that Life is a journey and at some point, we all need help.

Fax: (380)235-2527 (to send /receive records 24/7) You may be feeling "not yourself," uncertain, stuck, or disoriented after a loss or realization. It can be difficult to put this into words, or to have a notion of what you do next. We will work together to find a way that respects your right to tell your own story, and next steps that align with what you value. This may involve exploring where you've been, what you've learned (from society, family, institutions), your supports, and your resiliency.