So, "I love you", doesn't have much meaning? Worse, instead of romance you have guilt? Relationship problems bring self-doubt, loneliness, sadness, and worry. You (and your partner) may feel alone, but in therapy you are not alone. You can talk with someone who listens instead of giving advice. Therapists listen without pushing advice or making decisions for you. We join your quest for health even if that means walking a difficult path. Solutions emerge as you explore problems in a safe place. There is a hope and a future.

Are you concerned that you or a family member may need some help? Have you ever thought about reaching out for help with your marriage? I am a fully licensed social worker that has been working with families for several years. Many families (even great ones) go through rough patches. I am passionate about helping others and feel like everyone is capable of reaching their personal and family goals. I work with a variety of different diagnoses and the entire age range. I would love to see how I can help you!

I provide active treatment that yields quick results, in a supportive and comfortable environment. I have extensive skills in working with children and families experiencing crises and/or behavioral difficulties. My experience includes a significant background of working with childhood diagnoses of: autism spectrum disorder, developmental disabilities/cognitive impairment, ADD/ADHD, oppositional defiance disorder, and suicidal behavior.

"We argue and argue but never resolve anything." Maybe you are very hurt and think, "I can't do this anymore". A licensed marriage and family therapist listens (instead of passing judgment) and looks for facts (not the Problem Person). We study your communication patterns and ask for background information that could help solve today's conflicts. Therapists support your effort to improve a relationship, even if it means walking uphill for a while. Solutions emerge as you practice new communication skills and explore problems in a safe place. There is a hope and a future.

As we move through life, challenges can either keep us stuck or propel us into new ideas, perceptions, and growth. Counseling and life coaching can help navigate those challenges with a positive, healthy mind set. The healthier our mind set, the healthier our relationships will be with our family, friends, co-workers and self. Depression, anxiety, trauma, can hold us hostage from life. Eclectic therapeutic approaches such as cognitive behavioral, mindfulness, motivational interviewing, etc. can help break through and lead you to a happier, more fulfilling life.

Telehealth for mental health counseling is here! I've been using it for awhile now. It's easy-really. Just like face to face therapy in the office, telehealth is accessible, professional and easy for everyone. The professional connections I use are HIPPA compliant and safe. Pick a spot and connect. Stay comfortable. Forget the traffic. Ignore the weather. Wear your slippers! Whether face to face, online, or a combination of both, therapy makes healing happen. Give yourself the attention you need to heal-from the privacy of your home. Help is here, don't stay stuck. You're worth it! Give it a try...you'll be glad you did.

If you are looking for ways to be effective in managing stress and finding balance in your life, cognitive behavioral therapy is likely to empower you with improving your ability to reach your goals. This involves a practical approach in utilizing your strengths and becoming aware of some self defeating patterns with thoughts and behaviors that keep you from moving forward in your life, and perhaps with relationships and career. I have many years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. Currently offering video sessions and also scheduling in office appointments.

Have you been feeling the way you are currently feeling for a long time and are sick of it? Are you ready for a life free of debilitating symptoms but are not quiet sure as to what to do about it and maybe aren't really sold on the idea that there even is something that can be done about it? I have extensive training and experience with helping people let go of emotional pain and move towards and gain a satisfying life free of debilitating symptoms.

My priority is to provide my clients a safe haven: a place where they can feel comfortable enough to disclose their personal lives. I feel that therapy should be a collaborative process between therapist and client working together to promote self awareness through internal exploration. People achieve change by allowing themselves to uncover and process past experiences that affect emotional reactions today.

Deciding to seek therapy can seem overwhelming and yet could be the most important decision you make for yourself and your loved ones. Facing our fears and recognizing we need help facing life’s challenges is the first step in healing our wounded self or our dysfunctional family interactions. I see this desire to change or get to the root of our difficulties as a sign of mental health, not as weakness or “being broken.” I believe that everyone is doing the best that they can with the tools they have and change happens when we realize our ways of being in the world are no longer working for us.

I have over 20 years of experience working with people who are navigating life transitions. I know that when you’re in the middle of it, it can feel all-consuming. My job is to help you see the bigger picture: to rise above your current circumstances and see your life for all of its fullness and purpose. But I’m not just trained to help you. I can help because I’ve lived through some of the same things myself. I’ve been a caretaker, have overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges, and have experienced my own mid- and late-life transitions. I “get” it because I’ve lived it, too.

Everyone faces challenges, and I believe that seeking help is a sign of perseverance and strength. Clients come to me because I provide a safe environment where they can explore their challenges and empower themselves. I work with adolescents, adults, families, individuals, and offer groups.

I have significant experience working with people who struggle with anxiety, depression, parenting, history of trauma, relationship issues, workplace dissatisfaction, contemplation of divorce, and more. I work with both heterosexual and LGBTQ communities. I have progressive ideals and approach my clients with knowledge of what it means to be in today’s world. You ARE enough and we will work together to make sure you know that.

Hi! My name is Erin and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I have over 16 years of experience working with individuals and families in the field of Mental Health. I provide confidential online therapy services over a HIPPA compliant Telehealth platform. These services are insurance reimbursable and super convenient from the comfort of your own setting. My areas of specialty include Anxiety, Depression, Attention Deficit Disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorders, separation and divorce, grief and loss, emotion/mood management, domestic violence, anger and stress management, and parenting skills.

Presently you may feel overwhelmed or confused about the emotional place you find yourself. You long for inner relief and peace of mind. You may feel that some of your relationships are broken and need resolution. You are wondering about your options and may need someone to walk with you through your challenge. Anxiety, depression, chronic pain, faith/meaning struggles, ADHD, relational and marital and family issues are my current specialties. I promise I will do my best to meet your need. I have two master's and a specialization in mental health. I have seen people heal and grow.

Are you feeling anxious, stressed and worried about your relationships with others? Have you experienced a life transition that is difficult? Are you wanting to gain emotional insight and healing and feel a greater sense of strength, courage and bravery? I am here to help. You don't have to go through it on your own. Areas I focus on include: high school/college transitions, stress and anger issues, health-related difficulties like chronic pain and HIV, family conflict, relationship concerns, self-esteem and identity, grief, loss and trauma and issues related to gender identity development.

I value the connection and trust necessary for a therapeutic relationship to feel comfortable, successful and productive. I strive to help my clients feel safe to share honestly while offering validation and accountability for opportunities of growth, empowerment, and skill-building. We work together to identify origins of problematic or maladaptive beliefs and patterns of behavior in order to confront and replace them. With compassion, patience and empathy, I assist clients in gaining effective coping skills, setting healthy boundaries, implementing positive lifestyle choices, and improving decision-making strategies.

I have many years of experience in most aspects of therapy. I am experienced in personal recovery from addictions and I can help others to find success. If you struggle with personal relationships and need to find wellness, I can help. If you sad or anxious at any time of your life, for any reason, I can help you to begin your journey to wellness and help to maintain healthy living.

People seek therapy for a variety of reasons. I'm here to assist you whether it's navigating difficulties in your daily life, mending relationships, developing positive coping skills for anxiety and depression, or navigating through major life transitions.

In practice, I work with children and adults on the autism spectrum, as well as ADHD, depression, anxiety, learning disorders, developmental disorders and co-occurring medical disorders. I focus on skill acquisition and reduction of maladaptive behaviors and unwanted private events.