Therapists in Raleigh, NC

Are you feeling stuck, overwhelmed, lost? Have you recently lost someone close to you or are you facing major transitions in your life? Are you a couple or family that needs an unbiased ear to help work through relationship issues? Maybe you are drowning in fear, anxiety, and worry. We all go through rough patches in our lives some more challenging than others. While on our journeys, we face life transitions, events and milestones that can rock us to our core. You do not have to navigate these obstacles alone. You do not have to just live with your anxiousness, sadness or fear. I would be honored to support you and guide you.

Shae is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapy Associate. As a systemic therapist, she believes that our relationships with other people are what can give us the most meaning out of life, but that those relationships can also be the cause of a lot of problems. Shae’s main approach to therapy draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, but she also makes use Emotion Focused Therapy, Attachment Theory, and techniques from the Gottman Institute. Shae believes that empathy and trust form the foundation of the therapeutic relationship. She employs a nonjudgmental, collaborative approach and strives to create a safe therapeutic environment.

Whether you are coming to me for individual, couple, or family therapy, I help clients by first building a trusting, collaborative, safe therapeutic relationship. Change comes through sharing our story with others, having someone see us for for who we are and empathize with that authentic version of ourselves. Together, we will also explore how we can change your thoughts, feelings, & behaviors in a helpful, adaptive way to create powerful change. I completed my MS in Counseling with a focus on Couples & Family Counseling at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, & I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate.

I am a Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist with 8 years of experience. I have worked with individuals at every stage of their addiction, including clients having difficulty recognizing they have a problem, knowing they have a problem but being unsure if they want to do something about it, actively making steps towards recovery, and being in recovery. I also have experience working with clients that use substances to cope with their anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, and life changes (such as becoming a new parent, getting a new job, and losing a loved one).

I love co-collaborating with curious folx who want to know more about themselves and find better ways to live under systems of oppression. This can look like wanting to know more about your gender/sexuality, traumas/resilience, patterns/histories, systems/power, and desires/dreams. I work well with folx who want to build softer ways of being, explore voice/dignity, create liberatory self-narratives, and hold grief/trauma in new ways. I love working with community organizers, queer/trans folx, and creatives. I value safely moving into the deep with clients, honoring and tending to wounds that happened to but do not define folx.

We all find ourselves struggling with big emotions at times whether it's sadness, anxiety, anger or guilt and it can be hard to communicate and cope during these times. I am here to help you navigate these emotions and life difficulties. I specialize in working with children, teens and young adults (5yr-30yr). I work with client who are struggling with anxiety, OCD, depression, ADHD, trauma, anger, behavioral concerns, family conflict, and parenting skills.

Maren (pronouns she/her/hers) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of North Carolina. She has worked with young children, adolescents, teenagers, parents and families. Maren is well versed in early childhood development, parenting styles, emotion coaching, and attachment theory. She is passionate about early intervention for young children and establishing/encouraging secure attachment between children and their caregivers in order to increase child potential for successful and healthy relationships in adulthood.

As a former foster child who entered foster care at the age of 12 and aged out, I have a passion for serving children and adolescents who have similar experiences. However, this does not limit my empathy for serving individuals and groups who are committed to improving their mental health. I am an older sister of 10 siblings (8 of them being all boys). Therefore, I have the skills, abilities, and patience to build therapeutic relationships with children and adolescents seeking to build resilience and fortitude in improving their mental health and well-being.

Are you wanting to enhance your mental well-being, foster self-awareness, improve relationships, and find fulfillment? Feeling overwhelmed or struggling? Needing a safe, non-judgmental space to explore yourself and develop coping skills? Want to feel happier, more in control? More in touch with your body? Move past reoccurring problems? I support clients of all ages and backgrounds to address various issues including depression, anxiety, stress, life transitions, trauma, ADHD, substance use, relationship conflicts, family conflicts, navigating multi-cultural issues, with particular experience with Asian and American cultures.

My ideal clients are individuals and or families who are in need of effective counseling, skills training, interventions and resource coordination and more. I am committed to individual therapy, family preservation, and empowering individuals to set and achieve their own goals. I want to remove the negative stigma attached to therapy and support my clients on their development. I am very passionate about helping clients find ways to regulate and process their emotions effectively. I am committed to helping my client focus on building an effective connection and engagement by conveying a sense of worthiness, dignity and respect.

I earned both my undergraduate and graduate degrees at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC. I have experience working with children, teenagers, and adults in the mental health field. I have worked with children, parents, and families. I have worked with crisis clients and am interested in trauma work. I specialize in working with teenagers and young adults who have experienced trauma and are experiencing depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, increased anger, and life transitions.

Christina Keller is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She completed her master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at East Carolina University. She has experience working with individuals, couples, and families. Christina seeks to help people discover personal strengths on their path to tackling issues. Using a relationship lens, she focuses on helping people explore how they can implement what they learn in treatment to the world around them. Christina has experience working with a wide range of issues including relational, anxiety, depression, trauma, sleep, and behavioral issues.

My approach is psychodynamic but eclectic, in a way that is inclusive, creative and tailored to your needs. Psychodynamic psychotherapy works on the idea that there is more to be known about ourselves than we think. I am experienced working with clients dealing with depression, anxiety, chronic illness, relationship difficulties, family of origin issues, identity, grief, addiction, and trauma. Whether it is mental or emotional or pain that you are going through, I help you feel more aligned, quieter in your mind to gain insight and clarity.

Hey hey! My name is Madison and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate in the State of NC. I received my Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies from UNC - Greensboro and my Master in Social Work from North Carolina Central University. I have a passion to work with adolescents and young adults, who aspire to be seen, heard, and ready to do the work towards a better self. As a previous teenager and as a young adult, I empathize with so many lived experiences that take place during these stages of development.

Mallory Parker is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist with 5 years of experience in outpatient therapy. Mallory takes a person-centered approach and ensures that children, adolescents, and adults feel valued, listened to, and are able to meet their unique goals. She specializes in anxiety, trauma, depression, substance use, and stress management. Mallory completed her Master of Social Work (MSW) at Baylor University.

The goal of personal counseling is to assist you in resolving personal issues that may be preventing you from achieving your full potential. There are a variety of personal issues to discuss during counseling. Some of the more common concerns include: depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, interpersonal conflicts, stress and time management.

Do you find yourself struggling with overthinking, relationship satisfaction, or relieving past hurts or scary moments? Please know that you don't have to go through this. Establishing treatment with the goal to manage these symptoms, and in many cases eliminate the symptom is within reach. To wake up feeling light and burdensome free, without past hurts shadowing over your present is reason enough to establish care.

John embodies the key philosophies of the counseling profession which include wellness, resilience, and prevention. He enjoys providing treatment to clients by resolving emotional and personal needs within the wellness model. His practical view of the function of counseling involves a journey of self-exploration by the client that increases their level of self-understanding and self-awareness. John uses cognitive behavioral therapy and is also eclectic in his approach, based on the needs of the client and what would work best in bringing forth change with the client.

Life is full of curves. There is no one straight line to a meaningful happy life. I raised my family and then made my way back to college to finish my goal of completing graduate school. Most recently, my focus has been caring for older adults and working with teens struggling with depression, anxiety, self-harm and other mental health issues both in-person and virtual settings. I also have an advocacy background in domestic violence and sexual trauma. The process of therapy can be unpredictable, especially when you realize how strong you really are and maybe just needed a little clarity to take your next steps to a happier life!