Interpersonal Therapists in Arkansas

I believe that everyone has the ability to heal from trauma, and experience the beauty of personal growth from difficult life experiences. When we experience trauma and/or chronic stress, we often become disconnected from ourselves, from others, and from the world around us. Our work together can help you reconnect to yourself, improve interpersonal relationships and learn to be present in the moment. My goal is to help you become more resilient, so that you feel comfortable enough to process your past, and confident enough to navigate difficult life events.

Hello! I'm Helen and I am a licensed certified (clinical) social worker and psychotherapist in Fayetteville, Arkansas. I have extensive experience treating survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual trauma, issues affecting women, anxiety and depression, life transition and adjustment-related issues, and interpersonal and relationship problems. I engage feminist and intersectional perspectives in treatment and promote emotional and mental safety in therapy.

Are you experiencing any of the following: being overwhelmed, anxiety, depression, stress related issues, relationship problems, addictions, anger, work challenges, bipolar disorder, parent-child conflict, or spiritual issues? I will work collaboratively with you to meet your goals, create the changes you want and give you the tools to be empowered in your life. We discuss the patterns that keep you stuck, and how you can be different. Drawing from your successes and the strengths you possess, you learn your thought/emotional process. We explore your emotions, and how to change the negative critical thoughts and behaviors to become more useful and positive.

Life transitions, unexpected changes, and traumatic events can impact our sense of self: what we believe about who we are, how we show up in the world, and how we interact with others. As a therapist, my goal is to provide an empowering, nurturing environment in which to discover a path towards healing, growth, and a more authentic connection with one’s self and with others, particularly following traumatic events. I strive to be affirming of the experiences of clients in the LGBTQ community, as well as other culturally marginalized and/or oppressed communities, and strive to meet clients wherever they are in their journey.

I focus heavily on existential and interpersonal issues in my practice and encourage clients to explore and express their needs and wants in work, school, relationships and beyond. I have experience working with teenagers, young adults, and their families after years of being a therapist and working in related jobs. I hope through working with you, I can help you be the best version of yourself in all aspects of life.

Hello and welcome to the first step at healing! It can be hard stepping out of your comfort zone and coming to therapy, which is why I work to offer a calming and positive therapeutic experience. My name is Amy, and I have experience with a variety of mental health concerns, ranging from trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, poor impulse control, and interpersonal communication issues. The clientele I mainly work with are adolescents and adults, specializing in females with trauma.

I am passionate about assisting others through their individual journey by addressing all of the aspects of emotional, intellectual, and physical health. I believe the things we feel and think can impact our health. I work towards helping clients become proactive about their mental well-being, rather than reactive. Through conceptualizing depression and anxiety as symptoms, I strive to get to the root of the issues that are hindering your successes. I work from a strength based and encouraging platform to help you create a life filled with intention and well-being.

I am the "bookends therapist". I help clients and families with the beginning-of-life (0-10 years old) and end-of-life (65-100 years old) mental health challenges. Beginning-of-life counseling clients seek support for navigating early developmental challenges, family dynamics, and emotional regulation. End-of-life counseling (65-100 years old) seeks support in navigating retirement, aging, and finding purpose in later life. They aim to address existential concerns, foster family connections with parents or adult children, and prepare for the end-of-life transition after a family member passes.

I enjoy working with a wide range of populations, including children, adolescents, adults, and families. I have a particular passion for working with young people transitioning from adolescence into college through their emergence into young adulthood. I also find great reward in working with clients who have complex backgrounds with long histories of chronic psychological distress and relationship problems.

I have many years of experience in the field of helping others. It has been my goal throughout each of these experiences to help those I work with to find peace. I realize that it takes courage to begin the process of therapy and would be honored to be a part of your journey. I have experience working with children, adolescents and adults, partnering with each individual to find growth, healing and their own level of happiness. Doing so in a safe, nonjudgmental atmosphere which allows clients learn resilience and self-awareness to enhance their well-being.

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I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Arkansas. I offer individual therapy and enjoy working with individuals, teens, and young adults. I believe in working with clients using a holistic therapy approach to problems and will utilize a blend of evidence based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Interpersonal theory. Additionally, I am nationally trained in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

Those I provide services to are struggling with anger, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship issues, behavioral issues, and much more. I bring experience from multiple settings, including outpatient, inpatient, managed care, school setting, and hospice. These experiences will help me help you and your loved ones. Life has become more challenging and the struggles are real. Related to family, most would agree that the family would be happy if others would stop interfering with your goals for your home. Home Circle Counseling, LLC fundamental belief is that home is the most important environment and everyone wants success in it.

Those I serve often have lifelong trauma, aware or not, visible or the invisible, insidious type that begins forming very early, & may have received a BPD diagnosis ion early adulthood (and shunned by mental health) or maybe they wish they had a diagnosis to explain what they feel. That’s a sentiment shared by my adults with ADHD, specifically women. It’s hard to name the unrest, the sensory stuff, the feeling of something not being right, & over half of women with ADHD received a diagnosis in adulthood. My clients want to know themselves, understand their experiences, & learn real-life skills to create their life worth living.

I am a Licensed Psychologist and work with children, teens, families, and young adults. I specialize in issues related to anxiety, depression, impulsivity, developmental concerns, autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, and life transitions.

Lee Mauney MS LPC (TN,AR) (Last name pronounced, “Mooney”) I am a Licensed Professional Counselor of (L.P.C.) with over 30 years of experience working many cultures in multiple settings. I believe in helping clients to find one’s own internal healer, to rediscover their inner strengths, and empowering them to improve their mental balance while helping them clarifying their existential journey. My therapeutic focus is client centered with an emphasis on educating clients to improve their lives through empowerment to become independent and continue their inner growth.

I believe in people's ability to heal and grow after difficult experiences. However, it can be hard to know where to start, who to trust, or what might be helpful. Maybe you experience depression or anxiety, suffer from the consequences of trauma and chronic pain, or would like to repair and strengthen your romantic relationship. Regardless of your life’s journey and obstacles, treatment can help! As a psychologist with a holistic and integrative approach, I utilize evidence-based treatments (the gold standard), while also incorporating other helpful tools depending on your unique concerns.

Believing that people are influenced and nurtured during early primary relationships, I consider it an honor to partner with parents and significant caregivers, creating a holistic team that benefits clients. Taking a strengths-based approach, I value the unique and creative contributions of all, including those who identify as neurodivergent. I believe that every child is worthy of being seen, being heard and that everyone's story matters.

As a licensed therapist with training in EMDR therapy, I devote my time to working with clients to overcome past trauma. I hold a Master's and PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling as well as a 500hr Advanced Yoga Teacher Certification. My work with clients is informed by these various trainings as well as my own meditation and movement practices.