Family Therapy in 27703

Hello! I'm so glad you're here. I work to support folks of all ages to address eating disorders, anxiety, depression, and family of origin concerns. I'm passionate about working with queer and trans folks and individuals who identify as neurodivergent. I'm deeply committed to maintaining an anti-racist, neurodiversity-affirming, and harm-reduction centered practice, considering clients and their challenges in the context of oppressive systems.

As a clinician, it is my honor to walk alongside patients who struggle with depression, anxiety, self-image complexities, marital and family struggles. I also enjoy working with patients to discover their own life’s mission and pursuing purpose with passion.

I enjoy working with adolescents, adults, and couples. Compassion, warmth, and objectivity are what I offer to everyone that walks into my practice, physically or virtually. Clients are accepted for who they are while receiving encouragement to become self-aware, grow and thrive within their communities. My goal is to create a safe space for reviving the soul (mind, will, and emotions); rebuilding weakened and destroyed personal, family and social foundations; (revealing) putting into proper perspective life's challenges and using them effectively to advance, bringing about restoration of the total being.

Therapeutic Family Solutions is a group practice serving individuals, families, and couples in Roxboro, Raleigh, Durham, and all surrounding areas in NC. All of our clinicians are licensed professionals, treating those who suffer with mental health disorders, which include adjustment disorders, mood disorders, anxiety related disorders, personality disorders, traumatic stress disorders, and substance use disorders. We use CBT and other evidence based practice modalities. Our modalities are culturally comprehensive and inclusive. We provide a free phone screening to determine if we should proceed with the initial clinical assessment.

Life can be daunting and stressful, and there are solutions. I believe it is within us all to become energized to lead happy, productive lives. Sometimes we need some extra support to reach our goals. My favorite part about being a psychotherapist is helping people realize their strengths and become empowered to lead healthy lives. This power is within all of us, and I can help you tap into it. I have a very broad background in the mental health field for the past 30 years. My practice gravitates toward helping people who are in relationship with people who have Narcissistic personality traits.

I am a therapist serving children and families in the Durham/Raleigh area and I want to warmly welcome you to my practice. I approach each family with empathic curiosity and take great care in building a trusting relationship and connection to both children and parents/caregivers. I seek a deep understanding of children, parents, and the parent-child attachment so that together we may gain insight in how to build upon strengths and ease suffering. We can address and support your immediate concerns while building towards long-term, intergenerational healing.

Black Marriage Therapist. African-American Couples Counselor at As One helps disconnected couples who want to rekindle their relationship and experience heightened pleasure and intimacy. This makes everything in your life better, increases wealth and wellness. Like my clients, you deserve to experience fulfilling mind-body connection everyday. Let's bring fun and pleasure back to your relationship with the person you have committed to for life.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of North Carolina, having earned my Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from Nova Southeastern University. Since 2019, I have worked with individuals struggling with all types of eating disorders across numerous levels of care. and I provide individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy, group therapy, clinical supervision, and therapeutic meal support to clients of all ages. One of my goals is to grow awareness of inherent biases around categories such as body size and nutrition and break down the stigmas related to eating disorders and body image.

Grief, trauma and systemic oppression have increasingly become visible and universal experiences affecting individuals, couples, families and communities. I began my career working with the survivors of intimate partner violence and individuals/families grappling with cancer and death. These experiences have informed my practice working with individuals, couples and families dealing with loss, grief, trauma, anxiety/depression, major life changes, chronic illness, abuse and relational distress.

ACCEPTing new clients virtually/in-person. Life can be hard, extremely tough at times. Do you feel like life has become too overwhelming? We offer a welcoming and compassionate environment where you can feel safe to talk about any challenge that is getting in the way of improving the quality of your life. Together, we will discover how you can begin to enjoy life again! We have experience with children, adolescents, and young adults transitioning to adulthood, relationships, family and marriage.

I am a queer, Black, fully-licensed therapist (LCSW) with over 10 years of clinical experience. I’ve worked with individuals as they face a terminal diagnosis; with patients who have experienced losses in their relationships and livelihood due to mental illness or a chronic condition; with couples as they navigate role shifts, parenting, and caregiving of elder family members; with clients whose life experience of social marginalization have led to depression; and with those presenting to their primary care doctor for stomach pain and heart palpitations, only to learn that anxiety is the root cause.

It is my intent to raise awareness about mental health issues. Why is it important (glad you asked)? Because it affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. Mental health is important at every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood. Let’s reduce the stigma related to mental illness. The more we talk about mental health conditions, the more normalized it becomes. Starting the conversation is the first step. Let’s talk!

I appreciate being part of a patient’s care team and enjoy walking alongside patients and families as they navigate the recovery journey. I pull from various treatment modalities including DBT, FBT, and motivational interviewing, and believe strongly that any eating disorder is significant enough to receive help. I embrace diversity and believe in the importance of a non-judgmental, inclusive recovery environment.

Danielle's mission in life is Order, Service & Accountability. The ideal partner (client) for her counseling, coaching or consulting services range from adults struggling in their family and/or social relationships to couples deciding to commit or to sever ties. These adults may have underlying social/emotional areas of growth (illnesses) hindering their progress in personal or professional goals.

It has been pointed out to me by clients, colleagues, family and friends that they find it easy to talk to me. It is not uncommon for strangers to share there challenges and successes with me after a few words of casual conversation. If I were to list what I thought allows me to build rapport so easily, I would have to say that I believe it is because people are able to sense that I care about them genuinely. As a therapist, I care about seeing each one of my clients reach the goals that they set for themselves.

Merritt Blandford (she/her) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based out of Durham, North Carolina. Practicing for 13 years, Merritt specializes in Relationship and Family Dynamics, Depression, Anxiety, and Substance Abuse. She has experience working with adolescents and LGBTQIA2S+ communities, as well as ENM relationship dynamics. She offers a range of solution-focused therapy, including CBT, Gestault and eclectic interventions. Merritt maintains a relaxed energy during sessions, ideal for first time clients or those returning to therapy.

You're feeling stuck in your behaviors and patterns but don’t know how to break free from the cycle. Maybe you’ve made a few changes in life and you’re finding it difficult to fit into your environment because the people surrounding you aren’t supportive of your new self. We all want to be heard and supported — especially when we’re unsure of our next steps in life and grow as a person. You just want to be accepted for who you are. You are worthy to be seen, heard, and accepted for who you are in every stage of life. Schedule a consult today to take the next step of your healing process and self-exploration journey.

I work with adults of all ages who find themselves overwhelmed by situations in their lives. The issues might involve end of relationships, serious health conditions, conflict in relationships, and grief. Adults have multiple responsibilities that include earning a living, meeting financial expenses, caring for children and older family members. It is natural that we forget to think about ourselves. We may become irritable, sad, resentful, and tired all the time. We want someone who can listen without judging. We want a therapist who "gets us", who understands our pain, and wants to help us move forward.

I specialize in the treatment of adolescents (ages 7+), adults, and families, utilizing an approach that I tailor to the presenting concerns of my client(s). I frequently employ dialectical behavioral therapy for the treatment of eating disorders, depression, anxiety, and self-injurious behaviors. I enjoy using humor and various mindfulness-based approaches in therapy and take a collaborative approach with my clients to ensure clients play an active role in their treatment. I particularly love working with tweens and teens and strongly believe in learning mindfulness and various ways to cope with strong emotions as an adolescent.