Teletherapy for Indiana

One of the most difficult things we can experience is in not knowing what comes next. Maybe you feel lost, confused, or broken - that some part of you is missing, and the daily struggle to keep it together for yourself or your loved ones feels impossibly overwhelming. Maintaining the obligations of family, work, and friendships can be so exhausting that it seems easier to avoid them altogether. Maybe you’ve considered therapy before, but thought it was too expensive, time consuming, or worry you might be seen as "weak." But how would it feel to find yourself again? To stop, catch your breath, and learn to find peace among the chaos?

Important: telehealth appointments only for patients in Washington State and Indiana. I do not currently provide face-to-face, in-office appointment. Telehealth video appointments only. Feeling stressed or overwhelmed and needing support to cope with life challenges? Need some relief, or to see the light at the end of the tunnel? Life is hard. Sometimes you need empathetic support and expert guidance to cope with complicated and stressful situations.

With individuals, couples, and especially parents, my passion is helping you heal from pain and find the bravest parts of yourself.

Is it difficult to talk about "it?" As a therapist and Art Therapist, I offer an inclusive and empathetic space for individuals of all ages and genders, providing support and understanding throughout our therapeutic journey together. My goal is to create a safe environment where adults and children can explore challenges and experiences, fostering growth and healing. I am especially skilled in working with adolescents and children aged five-years-old and up, I have helped young people create healthy coping skills, improve communication with their parents, ADHD, ODD and defiant behaviors, ease adjustment issues, and more.

We are accepting new clients and have in-person and remote availability. Whether you, or a loved one, are struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship issues or just need a place to talk, Pillars' holistic approach to health and wellness has a treatment option that can work for you. When we started Pillars we quickly realized that to best help our clients we needed to partner with clinicians with diverse backgrounds and skills. We have remained steadfast in our efforts to create a team of clinicians with a varied specializations, so that we can be sure to effectively serve our clients and our community.

I am a mental health counselor who enjoys working with and has experience dealing with the following areas of counseling: depression, anxiety, addictions, marriage/couples, pre-marital, family, grief, and trauma counseling.

Tim has experience working with adults and adolescents in a variety of mental health needs including anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar, and more. He also enjoys marital and premarital couples counseling and is an EMDR trained therapist. Tim has been involved in various ministry positions for over 20 years, and is comfortable addressing spiritual concerns.

Are you facing challenges that seem insurmountable? Have you felt like you had to simply 'deal' with your problems or follow a single path to your goals? If you've taken the courageous step to consider seeking help, even if it felt uncomfortable, I'm here to honor your journey. Together, we'll explore new perspectives and strategies to overcome these challenges. I specialize in guiding clients who are ready to break free from limiting beliefs and discover a world of possibilities. Your willingness to seek help is the first step toward transformation.

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Indiana who specializes in working with teenagers, couples, men struggling with sexual addiction, and those serving in vocational ministry.

Thomas "Tom" Walters is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Indiana and Massachusetts who has over 10 years of experience partnering with adolescents, adults, and couples seeking help with depression, anxiety, substance use, post-traumatic stress disorder, trauma, problematic sexual behaviors, and relationship issues. He provides a creative, intentional, and professional treatment setting, always meeting clients where they are in their journey.

Jason has worked alongside his clients as they deal with the complexities of life’s challenges, including attention and emotional or behavior issues in children, the struggles of identity and maturity of adolescence, and the myriad of issues facing adults, such as relationship and communication issues, addiction, anxiety, and depression.

As a husband, father, and counselor, I understand the power of seeking and finding clarity within oneself, and the transformative impact that this can have upon the meaningful relationships that exist within one’s life. I deeply value the counseling relationship, and I see this as the foundation through which positive change and personal growth can take place and flourish. I am particularly passionate about working with people who are struggling with issues pertaining to relationships, life transitions, anxiety, and self-esteem. I seek to meet people at whatever place they find themselves on their life's journey.

There is no such thing as an ideal client. That is too boring. The way I do therapy is relaxed. I am not your average therapist, and I am not going to be like, "How does that make you feel?" but I am going to say, "What up! How are we doing today?" I never stop learning, and when you have me as a therapist, you will see that you will fall back in love with learning. Overall, I am just honored you allowed me to help you! Also, the best way to reach me is to Email over calling due to normally being in session, and I want to respond to you as quickly as possible!

Are you suffering from grief, depression or past trauma? Helping others reach their objectives is something I'm enthusiastic about. I adore working with teenagers, young adults, and older adults. I am committed to assisting people holistically attain their goals while becoming the best version of themselves.

There are no ideal clients. I believe they are all interesting and they are all human beings; each with their own imperfections. I have learned to listen to them carefully and help them set their own goals. Many have daily life problems such as a depression caused by loss. Others caused by stress. Some have anger issues related to the childhood experiences, others related to frustration. Some come to me because of difficulties in a relationship. Some have difficulties with communication. All my patients want to be understood.

Let me help you overcome the challenges of daily living. My name is Scott, and my past experience has taught me that helping one resolve childhood trauma, often a root cause for many mental health issues, is as rewarding an experience for a therapist as it is for a patient. I also enjoy helping couples overcome marital issues, as well as working with parents on how to better approach their children. Helping parents is something I enjoy. I can work through many different modalities to help you in areas of depression, anxiety, and other disorders. I have worked in counseling for nearly 30 years helping others at stages of life.

Welcome. Thank you for taking a moment to looking into counseling as an option for a present care or concern you are carrying. We all share in knowing life challenges and threats, losses and transitions, and relationship tensions and conflicts. These are difficult matters for any of us to try and bear or weather. These can leave us feeling dissatisfied, discouraged, repeating tired and worn out ways of living, and struggling just to find meaning and continued commitment to our life's path, or even to those in our life.

I am a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in eight states (Indiana, Kentucky, Kansas, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida and Texas). I have 30+ years experience serving as a Marriage & Family Therapist (MFT). I specialize in various types of trauma and grief counseling for those dealing with pain/loss.

Are you overly critical? Do you always blame yourself, even for the smallest mistakes? Are you really hard on yourself, saying things under your breath to yourself that would you never utter to another person, things like, ‘you’re stupid, what wrong with you? Professionally, it might sound like, “you’ll never be successful” or maybe you think to yourself, ‘you’re such a fraud, you have everyone fooled." Do you ever should yourself all over the place, “I should have done something different, that was so stupid.’ Sometimes the mirror reveals the harshest critic.