Infertility Therapists in 40515

Hello! Our office of over 35 counselors, therapists, nurse practitioners and psychologists provide counseling, therapy, psychological, and psychiatric services to all ages. We are committed to helping you. We care about our professional roles and the people we serve. We help all ages and most every mental health and life issue. Our goal is your success and well being. Most of our referrals come from the thousands of people we have helped like you. Please call today. If we can't help, we will find someone that can. Never, ever give up! Over 20 years. Four locations. Hundreds of years of combined experience. Call 859.338.0466 today.

Therapy serves a unique purpose to each individual. I'm committed to helping you, your partner, or your family work towards the goals and individual hopes you identify as important to your life and relationships. I focus on creating an atmosphere that is safe and provides you with a place to share your story without fear of judgment. Therapy can help you find solutions and learn skills to help you cope with daily stresses, relational and marital problems, past trauma, job stress, grief and loss, etc. I can offer professional guidance and support as you identify and work towards your goals.

Hi, I'm Linda. In the counseling journey, I hope to come alongside you as you wrestle with the inherent difficulties and struggles associated with life. Damaged relationships, disappointments, insecurities, hurt,trauma, and anxieties... it all can be overwhelming and debilitating as times. But I believe healing is possible!

Living life to the fullest is sometimes easier said than done. I believe people are innately good and wish to do their very best. Sometimes we get to places where doing our best, or living our best lives, is the most difficult thing we can face. My goal, as a clinical counselor, is to help people see their potential and help them identify ways to reach that potential. I specialize in an array of clients and look forward to finding individualized paths to help lead people to a more fulfilled life.

Susan Holthaus is a licensed clinical social worker. She received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Asbury University in Kentucky. She has provided therapy and social work services for children, families, and adults in a variety of settings and services. At this time she provides therapy services to ages 16 and above. Susan's philosophy of therapeutic relationship is Each person has their own unique experience in life, that deserves recognition, validation, and support. She utilizes therapeutic interventions that address the whole person: including physical, emotional, spiritual, and social aspects.

Kelly Zent is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Kentucky who has been practicing since 2021. She has a BA from Hanover College, and an MSW from the University of Kentucky College of Social Work. Kelly's approach in practice (and in life! ) is to welcome each interaction with empathy, curiosity, and the unwavering knowledge that together, we can find the hope in any circumstances. Kelly's personal goal is to sit with you through whatever challenges you face, then look with you for the way ahead.

Marsha "˜Nacole' Ritchey is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who received her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from the University of Kentucky. Nacole's approach to therapy is to seek growth, change and acceptance through combining evidence-based treatment approaches. She has experience working in outpatient, residential and intensive in-home services with both mental health and substance abuse clients. Nacole has experience working with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety, Depression, Panic Disorder, ADHD, Anger Management, an array of life adjustment challenges and grief therapy.

Your authentic self is waiting for you! Challenging or traumatic life experiences often overshadow our authentic selves. We may feel stuck, lack motivation, or chronically procrastinate. Irrational and self defeating thoughts lead to fear, anxiety, depression, excessive worry, and may manifest in physical symptoms. When we live in this cycle too long it becomes our normal. We may recycle past trauma into present relationships. We find harmful ways to cope; such as people pleasing, codependency and addictive behaviors including, but not limited to substance abuse.