Elders (65+) Therapists in 46250

I work with clients who are ready for change and are eager to honestly examine their lives-- clients who are ready to explore issues which have generated disappointments, resentments, loneliness, pain, anger, or heartache. Life is hard, and at times we all need someone who will see us, hear us, and help us explore who we are and why we do the things we do. My approach is primarily psychodynamic and it is highly influenced by object relations and attachment theory. I believe our work is a collaborative effort. I provide a compassionate, engaging and respectful environment for clients.

I would consider it a privilege for you to entrust me with your life journey of twists and turns. Each of our lives have their own individual challenges that can serve as opportunities for positive growth and change. I have a passion for helping clients through emotional challenges and guiding them towards hope and a stronger sense of self. I believe in building healthy coping skills with a focus on self-acceptance and self-compassion. There are many things that surface in life which, at times, can cause anxiety, depression or just confusion. As a result, this can impact our outlook as well as how we relate to others.

I am a licensed mental health counselor and registered art therapist. I provide therapeutic services for children, adolescents, and adults to increase self-awareness, identify personal strengths and have a more meaningful life experience. My practice is collaborative, solution-focused and utilizes evidenced-based treatment approaches including Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, and Cognitive Processing Therapy. Art therapy is optional and not required to participate.

People come to therapy when they have unresolved issues, problems making decisions, feel their life/feelings have become overwhelming. These issues may be associated with any number of things such as; the Covid-19, relationships, employment, infertility, college, medical problems, or grief and loss. People in society today are seeking support, information, guidance, self-knowledge. Therapy can be a useful tool that can help with a range of issues.

We often find ourselves repeating patterns in our thoughts and our ways of relating that keep us stuck and unable to move forward in life, preventing us from fully experiencing all that we would like. Past relationships and early experiences impact our current perceptions of our self, others, and the world. Therapy provides an opportunity to gain insight and understanding, as well as a space to explore and work through these patterns and places in life in the hope of gaining a greater sense of freedom and aliveness.

Thank you for taking the first step towards healing by seeking a counselor. I am here to listen and be supportive on your journey, without being judgmental. of your journey. Hopefully while working together, you are not only able to find healing, but also start to take steps back into God's purpose for your life. We have a Greater Purpose in life than our current situation. Just like the seasons changed the leaves on a tree, our situations in life changes. I am currently accepting patients from both Indiana & Colorado.

Andy Hirsch is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Indiana who has been practicing since 2017. He has a Bachelor of Science Sociology, Concentration in Social Work from Butler University and a Master of Social Work, Concentration in Mental Health from Washington University in St. Louis. Andy focuses on building trust and understanding each client as a person within their social environment. He then utilizes primarily Motivational Interviewing and CBT skills to learn how to heal, make improvements, and create a better life for themselves.

Barbara Kallaur is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with over 10 years of experience. Barbara works with clients ages 9 and over and her specialties include post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and LGBTQ issues. She also has experience in addictions counseling. Barbara completed her Bachelor of Science (BS) in Mental Health Counseling at Butler University and her Master of Science (MS) at Indiana Wesleyan University. Before becoming a therapist, she was a successful classical musician who taught for over 25 years at the Jacobs School of Music.

Embarking on the challenging path of divorce recovery can often feel like an endless journey, filled with questions that linger and emotions that seem insurmountable. As a seasoned therapist specializing in divorce recovery, I intimately understand the lingering doubts: Does anyone truly recover from divorce? Can the guilt of leaving a partner or spouse ever truly dissipate? How are children affected by divorce? And, perhaps most significantly, do the children ever find peace amid the lingering anger? Having navigated this terrain myself along with my children, I bring a unique empathy to those facing divorce.

At "Still...Within, Therapy" I know that life can be tough. Don't be afraid to ask for help. We can work together through life's challenges to create personal change and overcome obstacles. Problem-solving is much easier with support and feedback from a trusted, caring professional. My experience as a therapist is with children, youth, adults, individuals, couples and families. Your goals become our focus for finding solutions and success. Together we can make therapy work for you!

My background is rooted in a trauma informed and holistic approach in order to best serve youth, adults, and families. I strive to work in partnership with my clients to build on their existing strengths and resilience. I hope to be an advocate and work alongside you with the knowledge that you are the only one who fully understands your life experiences.

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and the owner of Unlimited Possibilities, LLC, Counseling Services. I provide caring and compassionate therapeutic services as well as consultation services for organizations and groups who provide care and support to victims and families of trauma. My approach to therapy is to provide a safe and caring space for clients as they work to overcome the obstacles in their lives. I strive to empower them with helpful resources that bring understanding to their situation. Also I help clients to identify their strengths in order to achieve your dreams, goals and aspirations.

Welcome to Bonds Counseling Solutions conveniently located near downtown Indianapolis. As your therapist, I will help you discover and implement solutions to your problems. Since each client is unique, the path we decide to take to work on your issues will be unique as well. I believe in thinking outside the box and in providing a safe, nurturing and supportive environment in which you can open up and explore possibilities. While your past is important in who you are today, our therapeutic relationship will initially focus on helping you cope with what is going on in your life today.

Back from maternity leave with immediate day time availability! At Sunstone Health & Wellness Barbara offers many alternative modalities, as well as traditional therapy, to support you in finding the solutions to your problems. Barbara strives to offer unique, but profound, approaches for people looking for treatment outside of traditional therapy. Art Therapy, EMDR, Somatic Experiencing and Yoga techniques are beneficial because of their ability to reach past words and enhance talk therapy by incorporating mind, body, and spirit into your treatment.

Bailey Trotter is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with a focus in trauma and substance abuse in Indiana who has been practicing since 2015. She has been trained in EMDR. Bailey's experience is widespread, but the core is often in substance use and exploring how a use disorder ripples out to affect other areas of our life and relationships. She works with individuals from adolescence into late adulthood and have training to assess and address trauma- acute and sustained.

Is your life headed in the direction you want it? Are there things hanging around from your past that are affecting current life decisions/relationships? The best gift we can give to others is the gift of our own health. By taking care of ourselves, we inherently can be "better" for the loved ones in our life. I have over 15 years experience working with clients and a variety of life challenges: depression, anxiety, divorce, separation, work/life balance, substance abuse, and survivors of trauma. I am client centered, compassionate and authentic. Call me today to see how counseling can help.

Most of our life’s challenges involve relationships. The ability to develop and maintain healthy relationships is an indication of psychological health. This is true in personal relationships as well as professional relationships. But as we all know relationships are complicated and often confusing. In our current climate we rely more and more on our devices to be the means in which we communicate. As a result we encounter more conflict with decreasing levels of satisfaction and fulfillment. We also are noticing decreased levels of social comfort. In general, life is significantly more complicated. I’m here to help guide you.

I believe that while pain is inevitable, suffering is not. Suffering is pain plus all the reactions, feelings, judgments, and ways of coping that add to the experience of pain. No one wants pain or suffering, but what if your methods for dealing with them haven’t worked—and may even have complicated matters? Welcome to the human race!—and to therapy where a professional perspective makes the difference.

Melissa Nulton is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been working in the mental health field since 2002. She started as a Case Manager in a community mental health center and then transitioned to becoming a Licensed Clinician once she obtained her Licensed Clinical Social Work licensure in 2010. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2000, as well as a Master of Social Work degree with High Distinction in 2008 from Indiana University.