Racial Identity Therapists in Mill Spring, NC

Adjusting to young adulthood can present many with new challenges; "Adulting" represents freedom at best; and overwhelming at worst. My role as a therapist is to walk with you along this pebbled path, and provide a safe space to build resiliency so you can move towards what you truly value. As a Licensed Master's level Psychologist (LPA), I specialize in therapy for anxiety, self-esteem, body-image concerns as well as those dealing with adjustment to college and/or life transitions, finding work/life balance, and support for enhancing communication/interpersonal skills.

The decision to pursue counseling can be a tough but courageous step. People choose to seek out therapy for a variety of reasons, whether it is to explore and better understand parts of self or to address specific areas of concerns. WaterYourFire Wellness Collective works with individuals from a variety of backgrounds and presenting concerns. WYFWC currently operates via Telehealth Therapy (online). WYFWC also provides services in any PsyPact state- see participating states here: https://psypact.site-ym.com/page/psypactmap)

Obasi specializes in assisting adults with a wide range of challenges, including stress management, anxiety, depression, culture-specific issues, racial identity concerns, time management, communication skills, and conflict resolution. His ultimate goal is to guide clients toward achieving a holistic sense of self-efficacy and personal development, ensuring they thrive in all aspects of life.

Maybe your emotions sweep you off your feet, but not always in a good way. You use substances, food, or other habits to try and escape these feelings, but ultimately the underlying causes go unaddressed. There’s nothing wrong with having big emotions, but what would life look like if you learned how to ride these waves instead of feeling like you’re drowning? Although change can feel impossible, I’m here to suggest it is not. I want to walk beside you as you discover and embrace your authentic self, and channel your strengths to cultivate resilience as you work through the tough stuff.

I’m here to help you know all that is possible for you and clear blocks such as self-doubt, fear, shame, grief and other very human emotions and experiences in your way a full, connected and joyful life. I’m an LCSW and my work is rooted in decades of practice with thousands of individuals & groups of diverse identities, ages & life stories in a wide array of settings. I weave together a range of therapeutic models such as IFS, somatic & nature based practices and more to create generative healing containers. My approach is collaborative, intuitive, creative and full of heart.

When you make the decision to “do the work”, you’re making a crucial, yet rewarding step toward taking charge of your life, whatever that may look like for you. I understand that no two roadmaps are the same and I honor that by taking an eclectic approach to therapy. Whether you're experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship/martial issues or everyday stressors, having therapeutic counsel can be essential while navigating through life.

I began my career in Guilford County School systems and is now focused on supporting individuals and families through outpatient therapy. I am a very passionate about working with individuals with disabilities and other intellectual and physical restrictions. As a mental health clinician, I specializes in Play-therapy, CBT, and emotional CPR. As a minority herself, she desires to assist marginalized communities, especially African-Americans, to navigate and combat the stigmas around mental health.

Hello! My name is Takesha Briggins and I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina. I have been a professional counselor for 12 years and have worked in a variety of settings with diverse populations. I have worked with adolescents in schools, adults in community settings, and families as an intensive in-home clinician. I am passionate about helping others navigate through issues related to anxiety, depression, stress management, life transitions, interpersonal relationships, mindfulness, self compassion, academia, and career to name a few.

Our culture is one that has taught us that certain emotions should be avoided at all costs. My belief is that no feelings are "bad", and we were made to feel all of them. As a therapist, I work to destigmatize the assumptions that accompany mental health diagnoses, with a focus on helping those working through trauma. Re-integrating the whole self into a post-pandemic world is a transitional experience that invite the whole gamut of emotions to be felt. We all have light and dark inside of us, but we are not our thoughts or feelings. Pain is an innate part of being human, but it is my belief that we do not have to struggle alone.

I believe that psychotherapy is a meditative dialogue that is constructed between you and I with the purpose of creating a sacred space. The function of the dialogue within the sacred space is to access memories, symbolic images and past experiences that live in your unconscious, and bring those contents into present awareness. This entire process is to help your personality to grow and often decrease the experience of emotional and spiritual pain.

Welcome to Peaceful Places Inc., where healing and growth flourish in a supportive community. At Peaceful Places, we believe in the power of connection, understanding, and empowerment. Our group practice is founded on the principle that everyone deserves access to high-quality mental health care in a safe and nurturing environment. Our approach to therapy is holistic, addressing the unique needs of each client while honoring the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit. Through evidence-based practices, we empower our clients to overcome obstacles, tap into their inner strengths, and create meaningful change in their lives.

I have been serving children, adolescents, and adults for the four years as an Outpatient Therapist. I assisted clients aged 3-83 with behavioral and mental health issues such as ODD, PTSD, ADHD, ASD, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Anxiety, Personality Disorders, Trauma, Relationship Issues, Grief and Loss, Life Transitions, etc. I am able to see clients via telehealth in the states of Michigan and North Carolina. I love what I do and I am here to support you in helping you become the best version of yourself.

I am a psychotherapist for adult individuals and couples. Do you want stronger, clearer and healthier relationships? My clients consist mainly of open minded, artistic and unconventional persons wanting more intimacy and connection or wanting to explore their innate gifts and talents. I also work with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and non-binary persons. However, I love working with anyone who is seeking growth, wholeness and perspective.

Are you struggling with depression, anxiety, a loss of self-worth, or a loss of hope? If you are tired of being plagued by uncontrollable addictive behaviors, partner betrayal trauma, triggers, negative thoughts, an inability to turn off your brain, or low self-esteem, I can help., Identifying the source and reprocessing memories helps eliminate the pain. I use EMDR to resolve past trauma and present difficulties. EMDR often helps get to the source of your trauma and distress. I offer EMDR in the office and through an online platform called, RemotEMDR for NC residents.

My passion is working with clients age 13-18 as well as young & early adults. I love to work to empower clients, build insight, heal relationships & provide practical tools for clients to use as they develop into young adulthood. I use family therapy for family system work. My other client focus is on victims of sexual exploitation including victims of Human Trafficking & sexual abuse. I incorporate the dynamics of race & ethnicity into my practice and like to work with people from these marginalized populations & addressing how these factors impact treatment and resilience. My ideal client is motivated and committed to treatment.

Do you feel unworthy, invisible, or disconnected from others? Do you find it hard to navigate strong emotions? Every journey begins with that first step, and congratulations on taking just that! My name is Isaiah and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in North Carolina. I am honored to provide the confidential and safe space to support you on your mental health journey.

Whether you are 20 or 90 years old, single, heterosexual, or in a same-sex partnership, wanting and needing connection is a healthy thing. After all, intimacy is not just about sex. It is about feeling connected to your partner through sensual touch and the simplicities of hugs, kisses, compliments, being and feeling desired, and affirmed. Our work together will be to improve communication and to increase those interactions that help you be seen, whole, and known. With clarity and healing, you will increase your connection, intimacy, and healthier sexual interactions with your partner.

I have a passion for helping people in need of counseling. I am a true believer that we all need a counselor at specific times in our lives. My hobbies are gardening, reading, watching old movies and t.v. shows, singing, dancing, and bike riding. I love spending time with my family, friends and my four legged buddy, Brennen.

Hello! I am a counselor licensed in North and South Carolina with over 22 years of experience. I’ve worked with a wide variety of issues including depression, anxiety, family and parenting issues, ADHD, behavioral issues, and more. I determine effective therapy strategies for each unique client, and employ a combination of Cognitive Behavioral, Schema Focused, Narrative, and Brief Solution Focused techniques. My clients tell me they appreciate that I am direct, honest, and hold them accountable, while also being compassionate. I am very practical and teach techniques that can be applied to most all situations in life.