Therapists in Blaine County, ID

Jordyn Dooley is a professional counselor and art therapist. She has been practicing for five years and has experience working in diverse settings and with diverse groups. However, she has discovered her passion in therapy is working with adolescent and teen girls, young adults, and couples. She strives to support and empower adolescents, teens, and young adults as they maneuver life transitions, build self-concept, and navigate relationships. Realizing that relationships are beautiful, yet sometimes challenging, parts of life Jordyn works with couples to develop tools to access better understanding, communication, and connection.

I am passionate about working with parents who want more connection with their children, or are navigating parenting a child with OCD or anxiety. I have extensively researched the correlation of family accommodation and negative treatment outcomes in children with OCD. I also want to work with individuals or couples who struggle with mismatched sexual desire in their relationships. I am currently receiving training through the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT), specifically in discrepancies in sexual desire.

I have over 23 years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families struggling with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, behavioral/medical issues, addiction, relationship struggles, interpersonal boundary concerns, work/life balance, major life adjustments, divorce recovery, crisis, grief, forgiveness, and loss. I have worked in a variety of settings including working with adolescents and adults in both in-patient and outpatient settings, and working as a coach in assisting individuals to identify and reach their full potential in both their social and occupational endeavors.

John Rogers, PhD, is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Idaho, a LPC in Virginia, and a Counselor Educator. He is board-certified as a National Certified Counselor. John works with adults, teens, couples, and families, and he is a strong advocate and ally for diverse clients. John uses a wellness and mindfulness orientation to help clients work through challenges they face with mental health, trauma, substance use, and relationships. He uses a number of therapeutic tools, including relational therapy, cognitive behavioral, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and solution-focused therapy to help clients meet their goals.

Looking to change patterns that don't serve you? Therapy can accelerate your personal growth. Dr. Nina Ericson has extensive experience treating people suffering from anxiety, depression, and difficult life transitions, and other life issues. Additionally, she helps couples who are having trouble dealing with conflict, coping with infertility, or wanting to enhance their relationship. She uses an evidence-based model developed by Dr. John Gottman that has been shown to transform relationships and enhance intimacy. Also, Dr. Ericson helps people cut through their mind's chatter to find their powerful, authentic inner voice.

I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor working with adolescents and adults to regain health and wellbeing in various aspects of life. I believe strongly in the importance of the therapeutic relationship and in the inherent wisdom that we all hold. Therefore my work revolves around empowering clients to connect with their own ability to thrive through the use of mindfulness and self reflection.

I work side by side with my clients to help them to identify the things they want to work on in counseling and come up with a personalized approach to work towards achieving the things that they want to. I believe that people can achieve many things if they are given the help and support they need and this is one of the things provided in my sessions. I also think that having a sense of humor is important, especially in times of stress and humor is intertwined into the session. I work with children over the age of 5, adolescents and adults. My practice is in Bellevue, Twin Falls and I offer telehealth sessions.

Daniel Rothman is a psychotherapist in private practice in the Wood River Valley. Having spent over a decade helping individuals bridge the journey into mature adulthood, he specializes in helping clients actively examine the relationships in their lives in order to build self-awareness, change old patterns, and create healthy new habits. He has significant experience with anxiety, depression, chemical dependence, ADHD, oppositional defiance disorder, and attachment issues. Whether it's with gentle compassion or assertive challenge, Daniel meets each client where they are using the best tools to create opportunities for growth.

Sarah prioritizes an authentic space for her clients to experience self-exploration and healing. She adopts a trauma-informed, person-centered posture in her work with children, adolescents, young adults, and adults. Sarah desires that all individuals who walk into her office feel seen and heard as their genuine selves. She feels honored to sit with individuals and hold space for their processing, development, and healing. Sarah sees clients who are healing from trauma, sexual abuse/assault, spiritual and religious trauma, perinatal trauma/depression, among many other areas.

As a licensed therapist in a rural community, I believe a clinician should be flexible and diverse in training. My practice represents that diversity and strives to meet the individual needs of my clients. My training is clinical in nature and offers a variety of interventions that assist the client in exploring core beliefs that may inhibit the individual to move forward in life. I utilize a strengths-based perspective that creates a platform of acceptance and understanding to assist the client from remaining "stuck" in their blocking belief systems.

Pilar’s approach to psychotherapy is grounded in modern research on the brain, trauma and attachment, as well as mindfulness. She sees individuals, families, and couples. Pilar works with engaged, relational methods to help people resolve anxiety, stress, depression, trauma, disturbing memories, life transitions, spiritual, and emotional bypass that are holding them back.

I have been a mental health professional for over 25 years. My clinical experience includes treating children using integrative play therapy, helping adolescents navigate their often confusing and emotional journey toward adulthood, parenting challenges, and encouraging adults to explore the parts of their lives that are difficult to manage and may be inhibiting their growth and potential.

My mission as a counselor is to partner with each individual to achieve their highest level of wellness. I believe in the inherent wholeness of every person, the healing potential of a balanced mind/body connection, and identifying client’s strengths as a foundation to build a collaborative counseling relationship. Establishing a safe and trusting relationship will be prioritized while exploring areas/issues impeding you from your highest level of functioning. I bring a strong foundation to counseling having been a health care professional for over thirty years working as a registered nurse (RN).

Welcome, and thank you for considering working with me. As a psychotherapist at Alpine Integrative Wellness, I work with individuals, couples, and families. All humans have an innate drive toward well-being, mental health, and connection. My goal is to support your efforts by creating a therapeutic relationship that allows you to discover and explore ways to navigate life’s challenges.

Hello there! I am a psychotherapist in private practice, formerly a wilderness therapist with BlueFire Wilderness Therapy. I wholeheartedly believe that every human wants to feel connected, to be a part of something and find meaning. I apply a holistic approach to therapy, focusing on a person in their entirety and the interconnectedness of the mind and body. I currently provide individual therapy for those struggling with a variety of issues, including anxiety, addiction, suicidal ideation, healthy relationships, impulsivity, gender and sexual identity, trauma, oppositional behavior, PAT integration, and depression.