Therapists in Hudson, OH

Individuals thrive toward their potential when their relationships are healthy and supportive. Being in healthy relationship is how we, as individuals and families, are sustained in the long term. Relationships that are healthy are consistent, have structure, are interdependent, and provide instruction that fosters individual and collective resiliency and progress. When relationships are in crisis, individuals must be guided toward identifying the behaviors and attitudes that bring on conflict. When this awareness is achieved, change is possible. Here, attention to individual and relationship needs is equally important in the therapeutic process.

What you think is what you say. What you say is what you do. What you do continually becomes your habit. Your habits create your character; your character determines your destiny (Jeremy Anderson). Michael Wilson is a compassionate connector skilled in the art of therapy over his six years of experience aiding clients in achieving their mental health goals. To Michael, trust is crucial to the healing process. To that end, he approaches each session with a genuine and empathic desire to connect. When you're in session with Michael, you have his undivided attention. Bridging the gap between individuals and social change is his core.

It is my esteemed honor to walk alongside you as you embark upon your therapeutic process. As your partner throughout this process, I am committed to being an empathetic and active listener while equipping you with the tools necessary to respond appropriately to your triggers. My role as a Psychotherapist is to merely assist you in identifying areas of growth while developing strategies to help you in meeting your individual treatment goals. My clinical beliefs are that we must treat the entire person, mind, body and spirit, in order to witness longstanding change. Congratulations for taking the first step in your healing journey.

P. M. DiMezza, LPCC-S, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapist trained in Applied Behavioral Analysis from Endicott-Van Loan Graduate School, as well Seminary training in Pastoral Counseling from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Thirty years experience in behavioral and relationship therapy, treating anxiety/depression (including PTSD), ADHD, ASD, and other related conditions, including school and work interventions, individual, marriage, and family counseling. Author of "The BLT Hypothesis: A New Perspective on ADHD and Asperger's Syndrome", and "Four Steps to Reconciliation".

Dr. Shelton is a clinical psychologist, born and raised in the Mahoning Valley. He has experience working in a variety of settings, including community mental health, behavioral schools, college counseling, outpatient clinics, inpatient hospitals and corrections. He enjoys working with a wide range of patient populations of all ages and demographics, providing individual, family, and couples psychotherapy. Over the course of his career, Dr. Shelton has worked with patients struggling with a multitude of concerns, including anxiety, depression, identity concerns, behavioral problems, schizophrenia, personality disorders and more.

Since I was first licensed in 1991, I have worked with a wide range of clients, in a variety of setting. My passion is helping people overcome trauma. I specialize in working with children who have experienced sexual abuse. I work with children as young as 3, through adulthood. I believe we all have the capacity to overcome and grow, given the opportunity and resources to do so.

My background is in understanding and helping clients cope with developmental trauma. I incorporate collaborative problem-solving into my work with clients and enjoy using creative modalities to help clients express themselves through activities such as making art, improv, gaming (VR), movement, yoga, and drumming. My experience includes working with individuals, families, and groups. Over the years I have worked in various settings including outpatient, foster care, residential programs, group homes, and in schools. I work with both children and adults.

As a therapist, I understand that life can sometimes feel overwhelming or out of control. I am here to offer the tools and support on how to deal with you or your child's issues in a comfortable and stress-free environment. Delving into therapy isn't always easy but with a collaborative effort and a positive frame of mind, you can find peace and happiness in your life.

At NEO Counseling Services, LLC, we are focused on providing mental health counseling services to all demographics. Our clinicians are licensed by the state of Ohio to diagnose and are competent to treat all mental health disorders. Each of our counselors have specialty areas and we encourage you to read their biographies to ensure a good fit and positive experience. We maintain and strive to foster a supportive environment and seek to treat the whole person. We a variety of offerings to choose from but not limited to individual, family, and group counseling we're sure you'll be pleased after working with us.

Welcome to our telehealth practice, where compassionate care meets the convenience of online therapy. At Western Reserve Counseling we love working with clients age 16 and up throughout the states of Ohio and Florida. We believe in the power of connection and the importance of your mental well-being. Whether you're seeking support for anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or navigating life transitions, our team of experienced therapists is here to guide you every step of the way.