Adults Therapists in South Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ

Scottsdale Mental Health and Trauma Recovery is a group private therapy practice founded upon the belief that empathy, validation and compassion are the most essential factors in a supportive therapeutic relationship. My name is Brittany Coppelli, Licensed Professional Counselor, and I am the owner and registered clinical supervisor of Scottsdale Mental Health and Trauma Recovery. We believe in treating trauma, mental health and life stressors by looking at the whole person, not just at the "issue" that brought them to therapy. We have 6 therapists and work with kids, teens, adults, and couples. We offer in person and telehealth!

Whether it be day to day stressors, or extreme scenarios that took you by surprise I am here to assist you in navigating the lasting impacts of the trauma, anxiety, and/or depression that came with the scenario. With several years of diverse practice within both an inpatient psychiatric hospital and in outpatient general mental health settings, I have vast experience in the treatment of both severe mental illness and general mental health issues. Utilizing an approach that is individualized to each of my client’s needs I hope to formulate the same perfect treatment plan for you as you face your own unique situation.

Working with clients on all types of issues ends in such positive results. My services are a private one-on-one in office/phone sessions. Ask about Groups for those needing interaction. Each session is customized to that individual with the recording of that session. I help them get results and let them take control of their life once again. Many of my clients come back for other sessions which includes stop smoking, weight-loss, anxiety, Lap Band Weight loss, dating/relationship issues, women and mens issues, sports and more.

Alexis Tully is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Arizona who has been practicing since 2020. She graduated with her BSW and MSW from Arizona State University with a specialization in Child Welfare. Alexis takes a holistic approach to therapy, addressing not only the symptoms but also the underlying factors contributing to her clients' difficulties. Her goal is to empower clients and families to take an active role in their healing journey by fostering a collaborative and supportive environment to help them reach their goals.

Making the decision to begin therapy is not an easy one, but the therapeutic process can help you to understand the reason for your symptoms and behaviors, and assist you in making desired changes. My perspective is strength based and together we can work to identify obstacles, which may be getting in the way of achieving your goals. My approach is warm, respectful and empathetic. I am committed to best practices and am trained in EMDR and ERP. Incorporating various treatment modalities, I offer individual therapy to children, adolescents and adults, and am trained in couples and family therapy.

I believe every person has talents and a unique purpose in life. Sometimes issues arise that cause distress and unhappiness. Do you awaken feeling ready to take on the day? Do you have a sense of drive, ambition, fulfillment and enjoyment in your life? If you have children, are they happy and reaching their potential? If not, then perhaps the support and guidance of counseling can help you and/or your children. If you are feeling stuck or challenged beyond your own resources, engaging in counseling can help you get back on the right track.

"Healing comes when we choose to walk away from darkness and move towards a brighter light." Dieter F. Uchtdorf's words echo the message I try to share with each of my clients. I work from a strengths-based perspective and believe each individual possesses unique skills and abilities to overcome struggles. I strive to create an environment of safety, allowing individuals to explore difficult issues by shining light on the situation and helping each person connect with their truth.

With each interaction I find that striking a balance between a safe therapeutic space and appropriate challenges leads to the most holistic healing and deeper insights. I believe in a top-down and bottom-up approach when it comes to therapy. I hope to encourage a client to take responsibility over their own life while recognizing and validating the larger systems and realities that impact them. The ultimate goal is to translate growth within the therapy room to a client’s actual day-to-day life. Overall, I hope to empower clients to uncover new healthier ways of being for themselves.

Are you noticing that you don’t feel like yourself? That you may replay situations or conversations that you have experienced, but it leads to feeling tense or anxious? My name is Megan; I specialize in supporting my clients by building upon their strengths, challenging negative thought patterns and building a stronger sense of identity with an emphasis on self-compassion. I specialize in working with children, teens and adults.

Specializing in care for Young Adults. Are you experiencing anxiety or panic attacks? Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed and find yourself less motivated or energized to keep up with your daily tasks? I work with university students and adults in their early careers, and these are some of the things I hear about the most. That, and wanting to feel more connected to peers / colleagues. I believe things CAN get better. Part of healing is being able to talk about your experience without worrying about being judged. Therapy is a place where you can be yourself.

I am a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) with over thirty years of experience providing strategic therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and family therapy to adults, children, adolescents and families.

You may be struggling with depression, anxiety, relationship issues, grief, history of trauma, and other issues. You may have tried other therapies or attempted self-help but are still struggling. You would like to believe that something could help. Let's meet for a consultation, measure your comfort level, and discuss your goals.

Virginia Mohammed is a Licensed Master Social Worker in Arizona. She graduated with a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Missouri and works with trauma, stress, anxiety, depression, social skills, self-esteem, and grief. She has been providing mental health services for 12 years.

Life can be unpredictable at times and it’s always okay to ask for help. Therapy can help explore skills to help manage life in all its ups and downs. Through utilizing an eclectic approach with emphasis on interpersonal behavioral and strengths-based practice, we can identify goals and potential solutions to problems that cause emotional turmoil. My approach is to allow clients to enter a safe environment, gain trust in themselves, and live their true authentic lives. I enjoy using a holistic approach. I utilize Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), CBT, Mindfulness and a person-centered approach.

You don't have to figure out "life" alone. This can seem overwhelming and lead to feelings of anxiety, depression and confusion. Past or current circumstances can also block us from moving forward. If you are experiencing these feelings, have trauma or feel stuck you can feel better.

Whole Hearts Counseling provides compassionate and strength-based therapy to support you in living life wholeheartedly. Many of my clients have been very diligent in their healing process and have explored a wide array of services from yoga to acupuncture and everything between! Though they have experienced some sense of “better”, they do not feel entirely whole or fully settled in their bodies. With compassion and humor (Yes, humor! We are allowed to have fun on this journey of healing), we begin to explore with curiosity what may be blocking the ability for you to shift into greater connection with self and others.

We all struggle at one time or another with grief, excessive stress, anxiety, depression and even addiction. It has been my privilege to walk alongside my clients through their healing process. Counseling should be a place we feel safe and not judged. I specialize in anxiety disorders, trauma, and addiction but work with a range of issues in adolescents and adults. I am trained in EMDR therapy as well as attachment theory and have a passion for helping people find their inner strengths in order to live a happier and healthier life. I aim to empower my clients to learn to care for themselves and heal their nervous system.

Everyone deserves a safe space and providing that is my first priority. I am a client-centered, down-to-earth clinician who leads with empathy, honesty, and humor. There is often a dog in my office (and glitter all over the floor) and my Southern accent tends to sneak in without warning. My goal is to help people live fulfilling lives of dignity and I genuinely want to see individuals and families live life to the fullest. I invite you to come just as you are and would be honored to partner with you during your healing journey!

Are you grieving your past, present and future? Do you feel like you are trying to find peace or resolution? Have you stopped caring for yourself because you are caring for others? I help those grieving their loss of physical capacity due to unexpected health conditions, caregivers who find their roles rapidly changing, and military members and their family members facing transition due to deployment, role changes and service related injuries. I work with individuals who need support finding meaning, safety and acceptance with their present moment while honoring their journey- helping you find meaning and purpose in the now.