Therapists in Ketchum, ID

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.

Jordyn Dooley is a clinical counselor and art therapist. She has been practicing for five years and currently works in Idaho but is offering distance life coaching as she gains Florida licensing. 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Have you ever felt stuck or like you're not living an optimal version of your life? In therapy, I work with clients to gain a new perspective on what works and what doesn't. Relationships are the primary focus of my practice. I work with clients to get clarity on what they need and want. Together, we identify the action steps necessary for living a purpose-filled life. My practice addresses life transitions, optimizing relationships, personal growth, marriage and parenting, dysfunctional families, addiction, false beliefs, and goal setting. Let go of problematic patterns and lean into your extraordinary life ahead.

Growing up, nobody's childhood dream is to feel overwhelmed, stuck, alone, or inadequate. If you find yourself struggling with trauma-related challenges like anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or disconnection, I'm here to support your healing journey. Feeling lost, without a clear path to navigate your emotions and lacking connection to yourself and others can be incredibly isolating. However, you're not alone in this experience, and you don't have to continue feeling this way. Together, we can work towards helping you feel deeply heard and seen, exactly as you are in this very moment.

Sarah has years of experience working with children and teens in many different settings. She implements research in her practice to ensure the best approaches are being utilized for each individual, family, and group. Sarah sees clients who are healing from trauma, sexual abuse/assault, spiritual and religious trauma, perinatal trauma/depression, among many other areas. She pulls from several different theories and techniques, including Somatic Experiencing, attachment theory, existential psychology, DBT, and ACT. She also incorporates play therapy and family therapy.

Megan Stull is a LMSW in the Wood River Valley and has worked with adolescents, teens, and adults struggling with life transitions, trauma, depression, and anxiety. She has worked with gender diverse youth and is a strong LGBTQAI+ ally. Her hope is to create an environment centered in care, curiosity, security, and authenticity to restore balance to client’s lives and their ability to flourish. Her approach with clients is rooted in a conviction that change occurs through cultivating relationships, with ourselves and with those around us. Through self-understanding, empowerment, and connection we have the capacity to heal.

I have extensive experience treating people struggling with anxiety, depression, and PTSD. People come to me when they are overwhelmed by divorce, grief, parenting issues, addiction, people-pleasing, and major life transitions. Additionally, I specialize in helping couples who are having trouble dealing with conflict or wanting to enhance their relationship. I use a variety of therapeutic modalities to help individuals process and heal old wounds and develop coping skills to deal with life's stressors. I am curious and accepting of my clients, and create a safe, collaborative, and productive relationship with them.

There are many reasons to come to therapy and the process can feel daunting and confusing. My goal as a therapist is to address the needs, hurts, longings and desires that are bringing you to my office.. My client-centered, experiential and dynamic approach to therapy involves working with individuals of all ages, couples and families who want to explore the barriers and challenges that keep them from living the lives they desire. I believe that all people want to feel connected and safe and that our relational patterns, life experiences and struggles can create distance rather than connection. Therapy can make a difference.

Hello there! I'm a psychotherapist in private practice, formerly a wilderness therapist with BlueFire. 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 hold the belief that we all have innate wisdom and wellness. My role is to stand beside you in solidarity and with encouragement as you create movement along your path towards healing. I offer individual therapy for those in search of support during a challenging chapter in their life journey.

Cate Cox is a psychotherapist in private practice in the Wood River Valley. She trained at The Institute for Health and Healing (IHH) at the California Pacific Medical Center Hospitals working with patients living with severe illnesses, including cancer and autoimmune conditions, and works with trauma and PTS/D. She earned her masters degree in transpersonal counseling psychology from The California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco and received her bachelor's degree in writing and literature from the buddhist institute, Naropa University, in Boulder, Colorado. She has been a certified yoga teacher since 2001.

Being a human is inherently challenging. I enjoy exploring the various life and family situations that have molded us into the people we show up as each day. I am passionate about educating clients about the biological nature of our common human experiences and tailor supports and interventions to the growth the client wishes to see. Therapy is an active process with two people forming a relationship and working together towards growth, awareness, and change.

I am deeply committed to helping people lead flourishing lives. My style is warm and collaborative, and I cultivate a safe space where you can be listened to and received without judgment. Starting therapy is a brave step. I will help uncover elusive core issues and assist in transforming blocks, leaving you free to thrive in the life you choose.

I believe that what you need to heal already lives inside you! ​ It’s my job to help you access it. I work from an Internal Family System (IFS) lens, which is a gentle, non-pathologizing approach that helps you reconnect to the wisdom and compassion you were born with. In IFS, we respect that we are all made up of many parts. At the heart of our work together is a journey of discovering your truest self.

Dr. Eryn Michaud is a psychotherapist, educator, group facilitator, published writer and the Clinical Director for Alpine Integrated Wellness. She brings a holistic approach to her work integrating her understanding of the psychophysiology of trauma, attachment theory, and spirituality. She has over a decade of experience working with adults, children, adolescents, couples, and families.

I specialize in trauma, grief and crisis and have significant experience working with survivors of sexual trauma. I also have experience working with young children and teens/adolescents. I am familiar with ADHD, Autism and a variety of learning disabilities and can help families navigate IEPs, 504s, and school accommodations for their child. I also work with adult Neurodivergent individuals.