Are recurrent thoughts, beliefs and feelings about past, present or future events preventing you from being at ease with yourself and from connecting with others? I can support you in uncovering what is blocking you and in discovering what works for you to be more present, feel more joyful and connected My clients share that through our work together they feel less anxious and depressed. Call me to set up a free time to meet at my office near South Square Mall in Durham or in Franklin Square in Chapel Hill. 919-724-1002.

Does life feel challenging right now? Are you going through a life transition, feeling stuck, or are you an exhausted mom? I'd love to meet you and learn more about you. Everyone deserves to have a safe time and space for personal exploration, release, support, and growth. Together we can create that space in our therapy sessions. We will collaborate through a process of guided discovery, look at both the struggles and strengths you bring, and set attainable goals. I believe every person can find a path to greater meaning, connection, and contentment. I will bring warmth, empathy, and authenticity to our work. I am here to help!

APOMFC offers evidence-based behavioral health services to assist you and your family with developing a happier, and healthier lifestyle. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate with ten years of experience, I will work closely with you, your family, and your healthcare team to address your personal needs and goals. APOMFC understands how difficult it is to reach out for help and the stigmas related to mental health which is why we treat all our client with dignity and respect. APOMFC will assist you with identifying your strengths and natural coping skills to guide you and your family during life stressful events.

Group Therapy can be a great way to learn skills and reach your goals in life. Couples can benefit tremendously from participating in a group setting in many ways such as but not limited to, working on improving intimacy, handling disagreements, decision making, etc. Couples also have the opportunity to discuss and address daily issues that may arise for them such as parenting, money, personal time, scheduling, sex, in-laws, and vacations.

Are you a generally healthy person, looking for guidance in how to live your life in the healthiest and happiest way? Whether your challenges are in the realm of finances, relationships, work satisfaction, anxiety, or depression, transpersonal counseling can help you! If you are looking for a therapist that can include your spiritual beliefs and include those in your treatment, and if you enjoy varied approaches to mental health and happiness such as art, yoga, and meditation, I might be the therapist for you!

*Please know that I am not currently able to accept new clients.* I work with clients ages 14-40; I especially enjoy helping adolescents and young adults explore and resolve questions of identity, navigate periods of transition, manage anxiety, and heal from traumatic experiences. I also enjoy working with couples who are navigating life transitions, working through conflict, or are simply interested in improving their communication skills and overall relationship quality.

Charis Foundation has two counseling therapeutic opportunities: 1.) Charis Counseling Wellness Center, a out patient service, is dedicated to providing non-judgmental treatment for Adults, Adolescents, Children, individuals, couples, and families. We are committed to non-biased assessment and treatment our clients, with respect to their cultural, ethnic, sexual, and religious difference, in an effort to gain insight, promote wellness and encourage healing and growth. 2.) Serenity Grace Farm is dedicated to equine therapy, Therapeutic Horseback Riding, and other horse riding activities. This works towards enhancing and improving physical, emotional, social, cognitive, behavioral and educational skills. Trail rides, party opportunities, special events for focus groups such as service groups, churches, civic organizations, and special needs are also part of the repertoire of therapeutic experiences available.

I'm a clinical psychologist in private practice for about 50 years, focusing on interpersonal/ intimate relationships, anxieties and depressions. I'm an active "therapist's therapist". I've been training other therapists for 30 years, & work clinically with adults, couples & 3 weekly therapy groups. My approach is Eclectic, combining the many therapies I've studied intensively: Certified Group Therapist, Interpersonal, Cognitive-Behavioral, Gestalt, transactional analysis, clinical hypnosis, and EMD-R]. My special strength as a therapist is developing rapid, warm rapport through authentic conversation & open, honest feedback.

With over 20 years of professional experience treating depression, anxiety, relationship issues and struggles with food, weight, body image, and disordered eating, I believe all mental health symptoms are there for reasons. Our work is to uncover those reasons and discover more effective means of caring for self. Exploring family dynamics, life experiences, personal beliefs, and both conscious and unconscious aspects of Self are all part of the therapeutic process. In therapy we work with the conscious and unconscious material which surfaces in the psychotherapy room as well as bringing attention to thought and behavior patterns, developing insights, and strategizing solutions.

Dan Chartier, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist- Health Service Provider, Raleigh, NC has been in private practice since 1983. As a psychotherapist, in addition to "talk therapy", Dr. Chartier uses psychophysiological methods of biofeedback and neurofeedback to facilitate mind-body healing. In his work, deepening awareness and release of non-productive behaviors is a primary process. By learning to enter neutral emotional space clients come to more clearly recognize options and choices that result in improved health. In addition to treating clients with psychological and emotional distress, Dr. Chartier works with patients coping with chronic pain or recovering from brain injury.

Assistance in breaking-through emotional blocks that are keeping you from achieving your goals. • Assistance with getting rid of irrational fears that block your success. • Assistance with issues of transition; employment and relationship • Assistance with internalizing recovery for yourself, not for others • An opportunity to be an active participant in your coaching experience • Consultation on general matters as needed (decision-making) • Additional support along with community recovery meetings and Sponsorship • Available beyond the traditional 9-5

*NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS* I am a clinical social worker and registered yoga teacher who empowers people using the guiding principles of empathy, curiosity, cultural humility, and collaboration. I take an integrative and psychobiological approach and work to understand how the intersection of your unique experiences impact you today. I remain committed to working with people as they face a range of experiences, including multicultural concerns, oppression, identity exploration, trauma, anxiety, depression, queer/LGB+ concerns, trans and gender identity related concerns, relationship concerns, chronic illness, and grief.

I meet with adults for both individual therapy and marital/couple therapy. I see therapy as a way to become more aware of yourself and your interactions with the world; to update anachronistic self-concepts and to develop perspective on the trajectory of your life. When feeling accepted, we can shine a light on some of the darker corners of our lives, express novel thoughts and feelings, and become more fully and more comfortably human. For those familiar with the language, my approach can perhaps be characterized as psychodynamically informed humanistic therapy. Please go to www.daviddonlon.com for more information.

Facing a big life change? Avoiding your partner? Pretending everything is fine? I help individuals work through depression, anxiety, and life changes. I help partners work through conflict and decision making in order to increase intimacy and trust. Whether you need depression support, are changing careers, fine turning a relationship, or navigating a break up or divorce, therapy is worth the investment.

My highest priority is to respect the integrity, faith and values of each person. I work with a variety of people and have an extensive psychodynamic and psychoanalytic background, advanced degrees in Psychology and Theology, and decades of clinical experience with persons and families in crisis. I welcome clients from any (or no) faith tradition. I have decades of experience working with people struggling with loss, grief, anxiety, depression and relationship issues. Visit me at www.drdavidfranzen.com. I'd be honored to walk alongside you as you journey toward greater wholeness, and health.

Ben Foodman's practice specializes in helping patients improve sport performance, treat symptoms of PTSD, OCD, ADHD, trauma, anxiety, depression and provides alternative clinical interventions for patients looking to alleviate their mental health symptoms with a combined approach of mental health treatment and strength & conditioning prescriptions. He has worked with a wide variety of professional, collegiate & high school athletes as well as musicians, veterans & emergency service professionals.

Jeane Bock is a licensed Clinical Social Worker with a degree from Boston University and 3 years post graduate work with the Center for Psychosynthesis in Burlington, Vermont. She has over 20 years' experience working with individuals, traditional and non-traditional families and couples. Her areas of interest include women's issues, adolescent issues, relationship, family, and life-change issues.

Everyone could benefit from talking with a counselor to help cope with life's stressors. You may prefer to meet with a counselor one-on-one to help improve your quality of life. If your intimate relationship is a concern, you and your partner(s) could utilize relationship counseling to communicate more effectively and regain the passion that drew you together. Building a support network and feeling as if you belong are also valuable resources that group counseling can provide. Regardless of your concern, there are multiple counseling options to help meet your needs. Initiating counseling services is the first step to feeling better.

I am a generalist and work with adults with a variety of presenting issues including: relationship stressors, sexual abuse or trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, family stressors and adjustment issues. I appreciate that these issues are often complex and complicated and it might feel very overwhelming. My belief is that people are resilient, and even the most resilient people can benefit from someone listening. My goal is to hear you, support you, and give you helpful feedback and suggestions for how to make changes. I like to focus on the skills and strategies you might be underestimating in yourself.

Do you have a habit that is holding you back? Are you struggling with a mood disorder, failure to achieve your goals or imposter syndrome? Have current societal changes caused you extreme anxiety? Do you practice your faith, but nothing changes? If these questions resonate with you or you're seeking more balance in your life, counseling may be appropriate for you. Counseling is not about being "broken" and having an expert fix you. Instead, it is a process that helps you identify your strengths and realize you are the expert on you. My work is to help you clarify issues and chart a path for change in a safe space.