In Person Therapists in Bedford, IN
Starting your mental health journey can be scary. Finding a therapist with whom you can connect and open up to is a challenge. Having had my own share of not-so-great therapists in the past, I felt led to not only find healing for myself but to learn how to effectively help others. My goal is to be for others the kind of therapist I needed while growing up – one who understands depression, anxiety, and neurodivergence, is trauma-informed and empathetic, and is willing to meet you where you are, and walk the path alongside you.
Starting your mental health journey can be scary. Finding a therapist with whom you can connect and open up to is a challenge. Having had my own share of not-so-great therapists in the past, I felt led to not only find healing for myself but to learn how to effectively help others. My goal is to be for others the kind of therapist I needed while growing up – one who understands depression, anxiety, and neurodivergence, is trauma-informed and empathetic, and is willing to meet you where you are, and walk the path alongside you.
Therapy is available in-office, via telehealth, through walk-and-talk sessions, and in experiential outdoor settings.
Do you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected? Are you navigating big transitions, identity shifts, trauma, or patterns that no longer serve you? Do you want clarity, confidence, and a life that feels aligned, not just managed? Are you seeking healthier relationships, steadier emotions, and a deeper sense of belonging? Through a holistic, experiential approach, I help clients understand how past experiences and early relationships shaped the way they interact with the world. Together, we deconstruct old patterns, build emotional intelligence, and create new ways of living well with purpose and authenticity.
Therapy is available in-office, via telehealth, through walk-and-talk sessions, and in experiential outdoor settings.
Do you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected? Are you navigating big transitions, identity shifts, trauma, or patterns that no longer serve you? Do you want clarity, confidence, and a life that feels aligned, not just managed? Are you seeking healthier relationships, steadier emotions, and a deeper sense of belonging? Through a holistic, experiential approach, I help clients understand how past experiences and early relationships shaped the way they interact with the world. Together, we deconstruct old patterns, build emotional intelligence, and create new ways of living well with purpose and authenticity.
Emily Kuhfeld is an LMHCA with Bright Paths Counseling & Innovative Interventions (private practice), working with teens and adults, providing home-based psychotherapy, virtual and in-person therapy, and couples therapy.
My work is grounded in evidence-based practices, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Together, we’ll explore the patterns, thoughts, and emotions that may be holding you back, while building practical skills to help you cope with challenges more effectively.
Emily Kuhfeld is an LMHCA with Bright Paths Counseling & Innovative Interventions (private practice), working with teens and adults, providing home-based psychotherapy, virtual and in-person therapy, and couples therapy.
My work is grounded in evidence-based practices, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Together, we’ll explore the patterns, thoughts, and emotions that may be holding you back, while building practical skills to help you cope with challenges more effectively.
I other sessions in person and online.
I am passionate about helping you become who you were created to be. If you've been struggling and tried to manage on your own with little lasting success—leaving you feeling tired, sad, or defeated—I want to help you break that painful cycle and gain practical tools to thrive.
I other sessions in person and online.
I am passionate about helping you become who you were created to be. If you've been struggling and tried to manage on your own with little lasting success—leaving you feeling tired, sad, or defeated—I want to help you break that painful cycle and gain practical tools to thrive.
I offer therapy sessions in-person, or online via zoom.
Maybe you’ve been telling yourself things aren’t “bad enough” for therapy. Maybe you’re overwhelmed, overthinking, exhausted, or struggling to feel like yourself again. I’m Sydnee Johnson, LSW, with Common Thoughts Counseling. I provide warm, judgment-free therapy for teens, women, and families navigating anxiety, stress, self-esteem, life transitions, relationships, and more. You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out. Together, we’ll make sense of what’s going on and work toward meaningful change. You’re not alone in your thoughts.
I offer therapy sessions in-person, or online via zoom.
Maybe you’ve been telling yourself things aren’t “bad enough” for therapy. Maybe you’re overwhelmed, overthinking, exhausted, or struggling to feel like yourself again. I’m Sydnee Johnson, LSW, with Common Thoughts Counseling. I provide warm, judgment-free therapy for teens, women, and families navigating anxiety, stress, self-esteem, life transitions, relationships, and more. You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out. Together, we’ll make sense of what’s going on and work toward meaningful change. You’re not alone in your thoughts.
Life can become overwhelming when stress, anxiety, relationship struggles, or past experiences begin affecting your daily life and the people closest to you; not to mention incredibly lonely. Sometimes people come to counseling because they feel stuck in the same painful, exhausting patterns. Other times, life is simply hard, and they are carrying more than they know how to manage alone. Whether you are seeking help as an individual or as a couple, therapy can provide support, perspective, and practical direction during difficult seasons. Real healing and change are possible.
Life can become overwhelming when stress, anxiety, relationship struggles, or past experiences begin affecting your daily life and the people closest to you; not to mention incredibly lonely. Sometimes people come to counseling because they feel stuck in the same painful, exhausting patterns. Other times, life is simply hard, and they are carrying more than they know how to manage alone. Whether you are seeking help as an individual or as a couple, therapy can provide support, perspective, and practical direction during difficult seasons. Real healing and change are possible.
My speciality is building close rapport with my clients who have told me throughout my years of counseling they feel able to talk with me openly. I believe this is due to the fact that I adhere to the Rogerian Principle of unconditional positive regard and a non-judgemental stance. Treating others with respect and dignity facilitates true self-examination and an opportunity for personal growth. Close rapport is the foundation that will maximize the effectiveness of my cognitive behavioral, solution-focused, treatment that will allow you to quickly reclaim your sense of well-being and optimal level of functioning.
My speciality is building close rapport with my clients who have told me throughout my years of counseling they feel able to talk with me openly. I believe this is due to the fact that I adhere to the Rogerian Principle of unconditional positive regard and a non-judgemental stance. Treating others with respect and dignity facilitates true self-examination and an opportunity for personal growth. Close rapport is the foundation that will maximize the effectiveness of my cognitive behavioral, solution-focused, treatment that will allow you to quickly reclaim your sense of well-being and optimal level of functioning.
Stone City Counseling offers counseling for ages 9 and up, including individuals, couples, and families in both in-person and virtual settings.
Sharon Adams, MSW, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker and the owner of Stone City Counseling, Inc. Together with her team of highly trained and compassionate therapists, they have dozens of years of experience treating all ages and a wide range of mental health concerns. Sharon and her team value, above all, warmth, safety, connection, and non judgement in helping people explore their strengths, challenges, values, and goals and to ultimately achieve the lives they want. Sharon's team has a passion for helping people overcome shame, fear, and insecurity and reach their purpose and a true sense of acceptance and belonging.
Stone City Counseling offers counseling for ages 9 and up, including individuals, couples, and families in both in-person and virtual settings.
Sharon Adams, MSW, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker and the owner of Stone City Counseling, Inc. Together with her team of highly trained and compassionate therapists, they have dozens of years of experience treating all ages and a wide range of mental health concerns. Sharon and her team value, above all, warmth, safety, connection, and non judgement in helping people explore their strengths, challenges, values, and goals and to ultimately achieve the lives they want. Sharon's team has a passion for helping people overcome shame, fear, and insecurity and reach their purpose and a true sense of acceptance and belonging.
I work with adults and teens facing trauma, chronic pain, addiction, anxiety, depression, and life transitions, with a special passion for serving veterans, service members, and their families while welcoming individuals from all walks of life. Many clients come to therapy feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected from the life they want to live. Using specialized training in EMDR for trauma and chronic pain, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and other evidence-based approaches, I help clients reduce suffering, build resilience, reconnect with their values, and move toward a meaningful life.
I work with adults and teens facing trauma, chronic pain, addiction, anxiety, depression, and life transitions, with a special passion for serving veterans, service members, and their families while welcoming individuals from all walks of life. Many clients come to therapy feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected from the life they want to live. Using specialized training in EMDR for trauma and chronic pain, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and other evidence-based approaches, I help clients reduce suffering, build resilience, reconnect with their values, and move toward a meaningful life.
Jenelle L Linden
Counselor, LMHC, LPC, LCPC, EMDR
1 Endorsed
Bedford, IN 47421
Waitlist for new clients
You have come to the right place if you are looking to get to the root of your symptoms. Our development matters and often precedes current views of self and relationship concerns. Many have come to 1 Identity Counseling after self-effort has left them feeling like a therapy failure. You're not a failure, nor are you crazy. The unaddressed root causes have left your nervous system in constant disarray. A strong foundation means moving forward when therapy is finished.
Come see me in Bedford, only 20 miles south of Bloomington, Indiana, or via TeleHealth. Jenelle is licensed in IN, MI, and IL.
You have come to the right place if you are looking to get to the root of your symptoms. Our development matters and often precedes current views of self and relationship concerns. Many have come to 1 Identity Counseling after self-effort has left them feeling like a therapy failure. You're not a failure, nor are you crazy. The unaddressed root causes have left your nervous system in constant disarray. A strong foundation means moving forward when therapy is finished.
Come see me in Bedford, only 20 miles south of Bloomington, Indiana, or via TeleHealth. Jenelle is licensed in IN, MI, and IL.
Don’t settle for generic care—you deserve treatment that truly transforms. At Indiana Center for Recovery’s Bedford residential facility, we offer a personalized approach through evidence-based therapies like CBT and DBT and holistic options such as yoga, meditation, fitness, nutrition, art therapy, and music therapy. We also provide GeneSight Testing for medication guidance, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), and focused relapse prevention and aftercare planning.
Don’t settle for generic care—you deserve treatment that truly transforms. At Indiana Center for Recovery’s Bedford residential facility, we offer a personalized approach through evidence-based therapies like CBT and DBT and holistic options such as yoga, meditation, fitness, nutrition, art therapy, and music therapy. We also provide GeneSight Testing for medication guidance, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), and focused relapse prevention and aftercare planning.
I am available for in-office or virtual sessions.
Experiencing trauma, along with other unwanted life events, can leave you feeling dysregulated; more irritable, lacking focus, and perhaps experiencing an increase in interpersonal conflict. It’s possible that you are also feeling unmotivated, alone, and the things you once enjoyed no longer interest you. Perhaps you are a caregiver and you have concerns regarding your child; wondering if their behavior is appropriate and how to help them navigate challenges they are experiencing. Whether you are reading this for yourself or you are a caregiver seeking services for your child, relief from these unwanted symptoms is possible.
I am available for in-office or virtual sessions.
Experiencing trauma, along with other unwanted life events, can leave you feeling dysregulated; more irritable, lacking focus, and perhaps experiencing an increase in interpersonal conflict. It’s possible that you are also feeling unmotivated, alone, and the things you once enjoyed no longer interest you. Perhaps you are a caregiver and you have concerns regarding your child; wondering if their behavior is appropriate and how to help them navigate challenges they are experiencing. Whether you are reading this for yourself or you are a caregiver seeking services for your child, relief from these unwanted symptoms is possible.
When you have suffered trauma, betrayal, or come from an unhealthy family system, you learn early on that truth is inconvenient and threatening. Something to be punished. You learn that to keep the peace, you have to abandon yourself. You say "yes" when you mean "no". You feel overwhelmed, hypervigilant, alone, and unsure about what is real. You lose touch with your values, loved ones, and even yourself. You may not even know how to have a deep connection with someone, but you certainly long for one. You've learned its not safe to feel, to dream, or to have needs of your own. You're tired. You want to do more than just survive.
When you have suffered trauma, betrayal, or come from an unhealthy family system, you learn early on that truth is inconvenient and threatening. Something to be punished. You learn that to keep the peace, you have to abandon yourself. You say "yes" when you mean "no". You feel overwhelmed, hypervigilant, alone, and unsure about what is real. You lose touch with your values, loved ones, and even yourself. You may not even know how to have a deep connection with someone, but you certainly long for one. You've learned its not safe to feel, to dream, or to have needs of your own. You're tired. You want to do more than just survive.
Angela works primarily with adults 18+, with a strong background in working with college-aged clients. She also sees adults navigating life transitions. Her ideal clients often feel stuck in unhealthy patterns, overwhelmed by anxiety, relationship conflict, chronic stress, or changing life roles. Many are working to set healthier boundaries, improve communication, and break cycles that no longer serve them. They want more than just a place to vent — they are seeking clarity, tools, and direction to reclaim a sense of control, balance, and personal f When we fix ourselves, our environment adapts around us.
Angela works primarily with adults 18+, with a strong background in working with college-aged clients. She also sees adults navigating life transitions. Her ideal clients often feel stuck in unhealthy patterns, overwhelmed by anxiety, relationship conflict, chronic stress, or changing life roles. Many are working to set healthier boundaries, improve communication, and break cycles that no longer serve them. They want more than just a place to vent — they are seeking clarity, tools, and direction to reclaim a sense of control, balance, and personal f When we fix ourselves, our environment adapts around us.
Don’t settle for generic care—you deserve treatment that truly transforms. At Indiana Center for Recovery, we combine personalized, evidence-based therapies like CBT and DBT with compassionate, trauma-informed care. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), I focus on helping you heal through proven approaches while supporting your long-term recovery.
Don’t settle for generic care—you deserve treatment that truly transforms. At Indiana Center for Recovery, we combine personalized, evidence-based therapies like CBT and DBT with compassionate, trauma-informed care. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), I focus on helping you heal through proven approaches while supporting your long-term recovery.
I currently offer in-person and Telehealth sessions for children, adolescents, adults, and families.
I am a therapist at Twin Springs Counseling with a Master’s in Social Work from the IU School of Social Work in Bloomington. I have a strong passion for working with children and adolescents, and much of my experience centers around supporting young people with mental health needs. I am committed to creating a safe, compassionate space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered. I’m currently working under the supervision of Sara as I work toward obtaining my LCSW. Outside of the therapy room, I enjoy photography and reading.
I currently offer in-person and Telehealth sessions for children, adolescents, adults, and families.
I am a therapist at Twin Springs Counseling with a Master’s in Social Work from the IU School of Social Work in Bloomington. I have a strong passion for working with children and adolescents, and much of my experience centers around supporting young people with mental health needs. I am committed to creating a safe, compassionate space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered. I’m currently working under the supervision of Sara as I work toward obtaining my LCSW. Outside of the therapy room, I enjoy photography and reading.
I offer in-person/virtual services for Colorado clients, and virtual only services for Indiana clients.
I specialize in helping children/adolescents and their families navigate big emotions, life transitions (e.g. divorce, starting school, changes to family system), process trauma, and manage anxiety symptoms. My goal is to equip your child and your family with practical tools to build confidence and resilience.
I offer in-person/virtual services for Colorado clients, and virtual only services for Indiana clients.
I specialize in helping children/adolescents and their families navigate big emotions, life transitions (e.g. divorce, starting school, changes to family system), process trauma, and manage anxiety symptoms. My goal is to equip your child and your family with practical tools to build confidence and resilience.
I provide an experience where your problems can be addressed in an open, non-judgmental, and confidential setting. I am not a passive therapist. I seek to help individuals, couples, and families learn how to move forward. Learning may involve growing one's self- acceptance or lessening one's dependence upon approval. It may involve improving one's judgment and/or taking care of oneself in relationships. The learning may involve "letting go" of a "bad" relationship or grieving losses . It may involve overcoming anxiety, depression or addiction(s). Lastly, learning may involve restoring broken trust or estrangement.
I provide an experience where your problems can be addressed in an open, non-judgmental, and confidential setting. I am not a passive therapist. I seek to help individuals, couples, and families learn how to move forward. Learning may involve growing one's self- acceptance or lessening one's dependence upon approval. It may involve improving one's judgment and/or taking care of oneself in relationships. The learning may involve "letting go" of a "bad" relationship or grieving losses . It may involve overcoming anxiety, depression or addiction(s). Lastly, learning may involve restoring broken trust or estrangement.
I have been practicing for 30+ years and truly enjoy doing psychotherapy and being a lifelong student of the craft of psychotherapy. It is a privilege to meet with people, to hear each person's unique story, and to try to help each person reach their goals. I strive to create an environment of trust and safety in which each person is able to hear and make use of my observations and questions, knowing they are not being criticized or judged.
I have been practicing for 30+ years and truly enjoy doing psychotherapy and being a lifelong student of the craft of psychotherapy. It is a privilege to meet with people, to hear each person's unique story, and to try to help each person reach their goals. I strive to create an environment of trust and safety in which each person is able to hear and make use of my observations and questions, knowing they are not being criticized or judged.
I offer both in-office and virtual sessions.
Accepting New Clients! Are your relationships difficult to manage? Are you torn between helping others and helping too much? Do you feel defeated by substance use, poor mental health for yourself or someone you care about? You are not alone. Together, we can develop effective strategies to replace unhealthy habits and attitudes that contribute to anxiety, depression, poor decision-making, feelings of loss, hopelessness. Putting yourself first doesn't mean you don't care about others. Self-care is not selfish. It is a way to restore balance. You deserve the opportunity to define for yourself a life of meaning and success.
I offer both in-office and virtual sessions.
Accepting New Clients! Are your relationships difficult to manage? Are you torn between helping others and helping too much? Do you feel defeated by substance use, poor mental health for yourself or someone you care about? You are not alone. Together, we can develop effective strategies to replace unhealthy habits and attitudes that contribute to anxiety, depression, poor decision-making, feelings of loss, hopelessness. Putting yourself first doesn't mean you don't care about others. Self-care is not selfish. It is a way to restore balance. You deserve the opportunity to define for yourself a life of meaning and success.
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What are the benefits of in-person therapy?
In-person therapy offers several benefits that some people find highly valuable for their mental health treatment. Being present in the same room as your therapist can create a stronger sense of connection and allow for more nuanced communication through body language. Some people may also find it easier to focus in therapy when they are in a dedicated space and away from potential distractions related to home or work; attending an in-person session provides a clear boundary between therapy time and the rest of your life. For certain therapeutic approaches, such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), exposure therapy, or somatic therapy, being in person may be particularly important, as these therapies benefit from the therapist being able to observe and respond to a client’s physical cues effectively. Additionally, some individuals simply feel more comfortable discussing sensitive or painful topics when they are face-to-face with their therapist rather than on a screen.
When should I choose in-person therapy over online therapy?
In-person therapy may be a better choice when you need a structured therapeutic environment separate from your daily life, when you find it difficult to focus or feel comfortable in an online setting, or when privacy at home is a concern. It may also be more appropriate if you are dealing with severe mental health symptoms that require close monitoring or if your therapy involves approaches that rely heavily on observing physical cues. On the other hand, if convenience, scheduling flexibility, or access to specialists outside your immediate area are priorities, online therapy may be a better fit. Many therapists offer both options, so you can also discuss with a provider which format might work best for your specific situation.
How do I find an in-person therapist?
You can use Psychology Today's therapist directory to find an in-person therapist in your area. You can search by location, insurance accepted, specialty areas, therapeutic approaches, and other criteria to narrow down providers who meet your needs. Each therapist profile includes information about their credentials, areas of expertise, and whether they offer in-person sessions. Once you have identified potential therapists, you can contact them directly through the directory to schedule an initial consultation and determine whether they are a good fit before committing to ongoing treatment. When reaching out, it can be helpful to confirm their availability for in-person appointments, their office location, and whether they accept your insurance.