"If you are struggling to feel confident and secure in your relationship or career, Rebecca Wolf can help you find a greater sense of peace. Rebecca has comprehensive experience working with adults and couples regarding addiction, anxiety, self-esteem, workplace and relationship issues. She primarily sees professionals and parents in their mid-twenties to mid-forties dealing with relationship issues - getting into relationships, managing relationships, and getting out of relationships or divorced. She frequently works with parents and professionals in the accounting, marketing, finance, IT and legal fields."

"Challenges arise throughout life. At times you may feel stuck, lost, misunderstood, or disconnected. This can lead to anxiety, sadness, and frustration. I work with young adults and teens in various transitions in their lives who are struggling, and believe relief from such negative places is possible. Maybe you're trying to navigate relationships with family, friends, or co-workers; or trying to establish a healthy personal or professional relationship. Maybe you're trying to manage different personalities at work. Or, maybe you're a new parent trying to manage your changed relationship with your partner, and raise a child."

"Are you looking for an encouraging therapist who will focus on solutions? Are you ready to make changes so that your problems will no longer have the upper hand? I'll work hard with you to help make life better soon. I have helped many clients overcome feelings like sadness, worry, anger, or unhappiness with their relationships over the past 25 years. I have published extensively, been quoted in newspapers, and appeared on television and radio for my clinical work as a licensed, board certified psychologist and as a university professor."

"We live in a culture where it's difficult to find a moment to ourselves. The fast pace of everyday life causes us to feel overwhelmed, and we lose balance. I can help you get it back. Having been in practice for over 10 years and mastered work-life balance for myself, I am ideally suited to help you regain control of your life. Reaching out to a therapist can be scary. I work to create an open, judgement-free environment where you can feel comfortable and we will work on your problems together, one step at a time."

"At Creative Life Counseling Services, I strive to provide mindful and competent healing for my clients. My primary focus is helping you to find fulfillment in your life, work, and relationships. By working together in therapy, you and I will identify productive ways to create fulfillment. We will explore ineffective cycles of destructive behavior and strive to make change. I will provide the support and structure you need to see the extent of the control you have over your own happiness."

"Do you find it so difficult to focus that it interferes with your work, school, or relationships? Do you or your child become easily distracted? Is it really hard to remain organized despite your best efforts? Inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity are three common problems associated with ADHD, which affects about 5% of children and adults. It is much more serious than just having trouble concentrating. ADHD creates real difficulties for children and college students at school, presents barriers to adults' success at work, and strains relationships between people with ADHD and those who care about them."

"Dr. Jason LaHood, PsyD, graduated in 2009 from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. He also holds a Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University. Dr. LaHood is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist specializing in existential and psychodynamic psychotherapy, with integration of cognitive-behavioral techniques as needed. He sees children, adolescents and adults, and supervises graduate and postgraduate trainees who see clients on a sliding scale. Dr. LaHood has extensive experience working with child, adolescent and young adult acting out behaviors, anxiety and depression. Dr. LaHood also works with adult clients dealing with depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, chronic work stress, relationship discord (including couples therapy), and complex trauma and/or bereavement (i.e. friends/family members surviving the suicide of a loved one, survivors of an accident, bereavement due to death of friend/family, survivors of sexual and/or physical assault, survivors of natural disaster). Dr. LaHood has experience in working with clients suffering with Functional Neurological Symptoms Disorder (i.e. Conversion Disorder)."

"I offer body-centered Psychotherapy with a warm, relational dynamic utilizing Somatic Experiencing, energy healing, humor, Radical Acceptance, and mindfulness. Please contact me for help reaching your inner voice, living authentically, reclaiming creativity, sensual empowerment, and having courageous relationships with yourself and others from a place of internal trust. Together, we can process your emotional triggers, shame, anxiety, relationship issues, post-traumatic stress, and make friends with your "shadow" to get you to a place of emotional regulation, and to cultivate authentic living and personal freedom. "

"My approach to individual, family and couple therapy is rooted in honesty and acceptance. I begin this process by providing a safe space and answering questions about the therapeutic process. I will collaborate with you to make treatment goals and we will discuss how to reach positive outcomes. Throughout this process, I will continuously get feedback from you to ensure you feel safe and invested in the process. I use mindfulness, emotion focused therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I have training and certifications in Gottman-Method Level I, Functional Family Therapy, Alternatives for Families-CBT, Trauma Focused-CBT, and Motivational Interviewing."

"I have helped individuals from all walks of life in treating virtually every kind of problem. I tend to be most effective in helping individuals aged 12 and above toward seeing themselves more clearly and positively while finding more effective and enjoyable approaches to living. This includes (but isn't limited to) treating mood disorders, relationship issues, and one's struggles to access personal joy/creative outlets. Clients often report that my approachable, humorous, "very human" style makes therapy a much more effective experience even when exploring difficult content."

"Are you looking for a non-judgmental therapist with life experience? Do you worry too much, or do you see life these days through a negative lens? Are you suffering with problems in your relationships? You may struggle to achieve balance between your personal life and your work life. If so, I can help. I can assist you in learning new tools and skills to enhance your feelings of self-confidence, empowerment and joy. I am deeply committed to helping my clients achieve greater life satisfaction and improved relationships with others."

"While they are a vital part of our lives and can bring us so much joy - relationships are complex! Think about it - although people spend years learning and practicing most key skills, many people have had limited opportunity learning about relationships and emotional skills. I work with people who are often very successful in many aspects of their lives, but who get stuck in emotional or relational patterns. They know they desire for things to be different and more satisfying but are not quite sure how to get there. That's where therapy can be a powerful platform for change!"

"I am a licensed clinical psychologist. I hold a master's and a doctorate degree in psychology. I have worked in diverse settings and with individuals, couples, and families, and online therapy. This includes private practice, children's psychiatric hospitals, psychiatric wards, and rehabilitation. I use cognitive behavioral and interpersonal therapy, and sometimes mind-body (clinical hypnosis, biofeedback, mindfulness) techniques. I have a background in the arts, and love working with "creatives." My goal is to help people resolve their problems in as timely a manner as possible, bringing them insight, and peace."

"The other day, I was chatting with someone who knew very little about psychotherapy, and she asked me if being a therapist meant I could read minds. I can't, of course, never could and most likely never will. But, as an experienced therapist, with many years of practice, training and education, I feel we develop a sort of sixth sense, if you will,using understanding of underlying issues, empathy and perceptiveness. I use these skills to help my clients see themselves, their relationships and their situations more clearly. Knowledge is power."

"I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker whose approach to therapy is relational, collaborative, strengths-based and somatically oriented."

"While life's challenges and transitions are often times when we feel greater anxiety and stress, I believe they are also opportunities for self-understanding and growth. Whether you are dealing with stress in relationships or at work, feeling worn out or depressed, or struggling to cope with a loss, you don't have to work through it alone. I strive to provide a safe, supportive and reflective environment where clients can feel comfortable to explore their concerns, feelings, and relationship patterns and build upon their strengths to develop different ways of understanding, coping, and relating to themselves and others."

"I believe that understanding the connection between the mind and the body is crucial for fundamental psychological change. Thus, my goal is to help you realize the power of the mind and to discover how our thoughts about ourselves and the world around us impact our feelings, relationships and overall health. By being mindful of how each unique area of our lives impacts us, we can then be truly healthy - both emotionally and physically. In accordance, my specialty in Health Psychology allows me to comprehensively help you cope with the diagnosis of medical conditions and make lifestyle changes."

"I find that people seek counseling for a variety of reasons: 1. Crisis (arrest, divorce, job loss). 2. Tackle a chronic problem with addiction (sex, alcohol, drugs)., 3. Face the effects of life trauma (assault, abuse, neglect, loss), 4. Reduce fear, anger, anxiety, stress, or sadness, and 5. Increase success, love, and enjoyment. Basic unmet needs become layered with complicated feelings and behaviors over the course of life. For many, counseling significantly improves the success rate in responding to these needs. Together, we can find a path to healing and to living life more fully."

"I am passionate about helping people build a healthy relationship with self and with others. I believe that we all possess unique strengths. Unfortunately, during difficult times, we sometimes lose sight of our positive qualities and abilities. I aim to help you identify these strengths, utilize them , and build upon them during times of struggle or conflict. I believe that the therapeutic relationship is the most important component of any helpful treatment. My ultimate goal is to make the therapeutic process collaborative and individualized. I strive to create a partnership that is helpful to meeting your specific needs."

"Your experiences and perceptions are real because they're yours. When you feel a certain way, it is significant, even if others may suggest that what's on your mind is "really not that big of a deal." If your instinct is telling you something doesn't feel right, you deserve a chance to explore that. I want to explore those ideas with you, and provide a space where you feel comfortable talking about whatever you want in a safe and judgment-free zone."