Therapists in Carmel, IN

I received my Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Indiana Wesleyan University and completed my Bachelor of Science in Human Services at Purdue University. I have experience with children, adolescents, families, couples and individuals, and have worked with clients in a range of cultures, backgrounds, and walks of life. My approach to therapy involves forming a strong therapeutic alliance with my clients in order to walk alongside them as they achieve their goals and become better versions of themselves! I encourage clients as they find personal purpose and drive.

Andrew Brothers, Ph.D., HSPP, is a licensed clinical psychologist who provides a broad array of psychological services for clients of all ages. His clinical experience is broad and includes service through outpatient private practices, hospital settings, community mental health centers, research institutes, and educational settings. Services provided by Dr. Brothers include diagnostic services, treatment planning, therapy services, and consulting/coordination of services as needed. Therapy services are offered at the Indiana Health Group’s Carmel location.

Mary Holland is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Indiana and a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Texas. Mary has worked extensively with children and families over the last 20 years. With a background in Developmental Therapy, training in Trauma and Perinatal support, experience in Play, Sand and Art Therapy, Mary brings a unique, compassionate and personal approach to her work. With a Cognitive Behavioral education, Mary specializes in helping individuals and couples through challenging times, such as relationship difficulties, infertility, life-limiting diagnosis, grief, loss and trauma.

I am passionate about helping people minimize current concerns and feel empowered to overcome challenges in the future. I enjoy working with children, teenagers, and young adults, as well as integrating parent and family involvement. My services address depression, anxiety, behavioral issues, interpersonal conflict, and life transitions. I believe in creating a strong therapeutic relationship to provide the best support for individuals and their families.

Carmel Neuropsychology Services, P.C. is a specialized clinical neuropsychology practice created to provide diagnostic, rehabilitation and psychotherapy services to those with cognitive, behavioral, and/or psychological problems. The practice currently serves the lifespan, providing services for those as young as two months all the way to the end of life, for individuals with neurologic or psychological basis for their symptoms. Not only do we work with different neurologic and psychological problems, but we also aid those who are functioning well but wish to optimize their performance, whether it be at school, in work, in relationships, or at a specific life goal.

Welcome and thank you for reviewing my profile. Many people do not realize the potential benefits of therapy when struggling with life transitions, problems, or decisions. Often, time passes while the burden of carrying these difficulties remain and become heavier. I believe in a collaborative, strength-based approach that is solution-focused and goal-directed. I work towards instilling hope that change is possible and attainable and my role as a therapist is to assist you in making change happen.

I have been practicing therapy in Indiana for over 15 years, working with children, teens and adults to facilitate a healthier life. I work with clients ages 7+ to treat mood disorders, trauma, body image and more. Using a CBT approach, I facilitate individual and family therapy to develop healthy patterns and create lasting change. As an avid runner, I advocate that physical health is instrumental in the improvement of an individual's emotional/mental health. Research suggests that exercise can have a significant and positive impact on depression, anxiety, eating disorders, cognitive functioning and more.

It takes courage and strength to seek out support during difficult times. Life can be stressful, scary and complicated. Our society puts pressure on us to fit into a mold that can leave us feeling overwhelmed and helpless. We all internalize messages from our peers, family, and the media. Healing happens when we invest in the messages that empower us and challenge the ones that reduce us. Practicing this builds feelings of wholeness, peace, and contentment. If you want to heal but have a hard time figuring out where to start, therapy provides a safe space to support you on this journey.

As a therapist with over 20 years experience, I have a relaxed and welcoming approach that helps put clients at ease. I use art therapy to help individuals express themselves when words are sometimes hard to find. I use creative tools such as paint, clay, collage, drawing, etc. to help promote emotional growth. I also offer traditional talk therapy. Clients can choose their preferred approach, whether sitting on the couch talking, doing art or walking on the trails outside our space.

Autism is not a medical condition needing "treatment." Rather, it is an opportunity to work intensively on personal growth starting with the child's diagnosis, and then extending to the family, the professionals, schools, communities and finally the governments.

Sarah BruBaker is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has been providing therapy and support to clients since 2015. She has worked in clinical, community and school settings. She has specific experience working with children, teens and parents to address anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, self-harm, school-related issues, behavioral concerns, peer relationships, self-esteem, adoption, family conflict, and parent-child attachment issues. Sarah's Therapy Dog, Appa, joined her in June of 2022 to provide emotional support to children and adults during their counseling sessions when requested.

Sometimes life can be very difficult to manage and cope and it can be a challenge to find someone who will really listen or know what to do to help. Reaching out to a therapist is a courageous choice and I highly value and care for each client that I counsel. Your story and struggles are important and it is my high privilege that you would trust me in sharing your personal story. Stylistically, I am a present, caring and thoughtful therapist that help clients gain empowerment, containment and goal-setting using effective evidenced-based tools. I am also EMDR Certified to work with clients who have experienced trauma.

Investing time to know my clients is essential to me as we are all impacted by family, social, cultural, and economical factors. I feel it is important that clients are given a safe space to share their stories. ​I have worked with children, teens, married couples, parents, and adults with various life situations, including people experiencing homelessness and addiction. I also have a history of working with individuals involved in ministry settings. I am a practical strategist for supporting people through life’s difficulties. As a heartfelt listener I love to help people find hope when they otherwise feel stuck.

I have been working with Adults, Adolescents, Couples and Families for 20 years. I work with my clients to address any issues associated with depression, anxiety, bi-polar, personality disorders, trauma and addiction. I enjoy helping my patients identify the core issues that they want to address and develop skills and tools to help them successfully navigate through them for the rest of their life.

While I see some adults for therapy, my education and experience has focused primarily on child and adolescent issues for the past 40+ years. I evaluate and treat kids 2 years and older, teens, and their families for a variety of issues. I collaborate with parents in obtaining services their child may need at school. I am practical and direct in my approach to treatment. I work with the child and parents together and separately, facilitating better communication and giving support and advice. Siblings are often included in family sessions. I look forward to working with your family.

Is your child experiencing behavioral or emotional difficulties? Does your child struggle with anxiety, sadness or anger? You may find yourself often wondering if you're providing the "best" for your child or family in order to help them succeed. You don't have to figure it out on your own. We can help. At Child Therapy Lab, we specialize in only treating children, so you can feel confident in knowing your child’s therapist is experienced and specifically trained in child therapy interventions that will help your child and family thrive!

I have extensive experience in numerous therapeutic techniques and am oriented as a family-systems therapist. I am also a Clinical Fellow of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT). I help my clients to: proactively manage themselves; identify and implement new behaviors that dissolve negative patterns; and provide guidance and support as the new, positive patterns are cemented. I work most effectively with: Individuals; Couples; and Families. I help my clients set realistic treatment goals so they can quickly see the results they desire.

I'm a seasoned therapist, a mom of three humans and one dog, a sister, daughter, friend, significant other, a feminist, an ally, a Postpartum OCD survivor and a passionate humanitarian, to name a few. My therapeutic stance is compassionate, warm and non judgmental. I have a strong interest in supporting others in working though shame and pain to better embrace their authenticity, imperfections and all. I'm honored to join you in your journey.

As a licensed clinical psychologist and health service provider in psychology, I provide psychological services for children and adolescents ranging from preschool age to the end of the high school years. These services include individual and family therapy services and psychological evaluations. I assist children and adolescents with various issues including depression, anxiety, anger management, stress management, self esteem concerns, ADHD, learning problems, autism spectrum disorder, grief issues, behavior problems, and relationship difficulties with family members and peers.