"If you are struggling to feel confident and secure in your relationship or career, Rebecca Wolf can help you find a greater sense of peace. Rebecca has comprehensive experience working with adults and couples regarding addiction, anxiety, self-esteem, workplace and relationship issues. She primarily sees professionals and parents in their mid-twenties to mid-forties dealing with relationship issues - getting into relationships, managing relationships, and getting out of relationships or divorced. She frequently works with parents and professionals in the accounting, marketing, finance, IT and legal fields."

"Are you looking for a non-judgmental therapist with life experience? Do you worry too much, or do you see life these days through a negative lens? Are you suffering with problems in your relationships? You may struggle to achieve balance between your personal life and your work life. If so, I can help. I can assist you in learning new tools and skills to enhance your feelings of self-confidence, empowerment and joy. I am deeply committed to helping my clients achieve greater life satisfaction and improved relationships with others."

"Your experiences and perceptions are real because they're yours. When you feel a certain way, it is significant, even if others may suggest that what's on your mind is "really not that big of a deal." If your instinct is telling you something doesn't feel right, you deserve a chance to explore that. I want to explore those ideas with you, and provide a space where you feel comfortable talking about whatever you want in a safe and judgment-free zone."

"Hello! Thank you for visiting my profile. I'm available all day Mon-Fri and Mon/Thurs evenings, and offer individual and couples therapy. Whether continuing therapy or trying it for the first time, I work to create a judgement-free, open, and safe environment so you can be authentic and explore the struggles that bring you in. I believe no issue is insignificant and through the use of empathy, collaboration, and empowerment, we will journey through growth and healing together. I offer support, direct feedback, and skills that will allow you to work toward living the kind of life you want and becoming the version of yourself you want to be. I also acknowledge at times a level of acceptance may be the best route to experiencing peace, and I offer guidance and support to achieve that. I aim to help you find ways to make the lasting changes that resonate with you and believe in each person's ability to do so. Please feel free to reach out and ask me any questions!"

"I find that people seek counseling for a variety of reasons: 1. Crisis (arrest, divorce, job loss). 2. Tackle a chronic problem with addiction (sex, alcohol, drugs)., 3. Face the effects of life trauma (assault, abuse, neglect, loss), 4. Reduce fear, anger, anxiety, stress, or sadness, and 5. Increase success, love, and enjoyment. Basic unmet needs become layered with complicated feelings and behaviors over the course of life. For many, counseling significantly improves the success rate in responding to these needs. Together, we can find a path to healing and to living life more fully."

"My approach to individual, family and couple therapy is rooted in honesty and acceptance. I begin this process by providing a safe space and answering questions about the therapeutic process. I will collaborate with you to make treatment goals and we will discuss how to reach positive outcomes. Throughout this process, I will continuously get feedback from you to ensure you feel safe and invested in the process. I use mindfulness, emotion focused therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I have training and certifications in Gottman-Method Level I, Functional Family Therapy, Alternatives for Families-CBT, Trauma Focused-CBT, and Motivational Interviewing."

"Dr. Pojas works with children, adolescents, and adults who struggle with anxiety disorders and obsessive compulsive disorders. She provides evidence-based treatments using cognitive behavioral therapy and exposure response prevention. Her specializations include OCD, Hoarding Disorder, and anxiety disorders."

"I believe that all people have an innate drive to become the best, most authentic version of themselves, and that psychotherapy can benefit when personal, familial, and/or environmental factors get in the way. I also believe it is equally important to focus on a person's strengths and what one does well, in addition to what is not going well, to uncover new paths toward personal growth."

"I offer body-centered Psychotherapy with a warm, relational dynamic utilizing Somatic Experiencing, energy healing, humor, Radical Acceptance, and mindfulness. Please contact me for help reaching your inner voice, living authentically, reclaiming creativity, sensual empowerment, and having courageous relationships with yourself and others from a place of internal trust. Together, we can process your emotional triggers, shame, anxiety, relationship issues, post-traumatic stress, and make friends with your "shadow" to get you to a place of emotional regulation, and to cultivate authentic living and personal freedom. "

"We live in a culture where it's difficult to find a moment to ourselves. The fast pace of everyday life causes us to feel overwhelmed, and we lose balance. I can help you get it back. Having been in practice for over 10 years and mastered work-life balance for myself, I am ideally suited to help you regain control of your life. Reaching out to a therapist can be scary. I work to create an open, judgement-free environment where you can feel comfortable and we will work on your problems together, one step at a time."

" Therapy can help. Having a safe place to explore and resolve things that are blocking your path can result in real change. I work with clients looking for relief from anxiety and trauma (including childhood issues), as well as people who want to focus on more short-term issues such as transition and relationships. A lot of my clients are in their 20s and 30s, with a focus on issues related to school, work, and identity, I welcome the chance to work with clients with complex issues,"

"While they are a vital part of our lives and can bring us so much joy - relationships are complex! Think about it - although people spend years learning and practicing most key skills, many people have had limited opportunity learning about relationships and emotional skills. I work with people who are often very successful in many aspects of their lives, but who get stuck in emotional or relational patterns. They know they desire for things to be different and more satisfying but are not quite sure how to get there. That's where therapy can be a powerful platform for change!"

"I'm a therapist primarily working with children, teens and parents. I have expertise in child development, childhood mental health, emotional, behavioral and relationship issues. Emotional conflicts in children can get in the way of their development and be a source of stress for the family. I provide a safe and empathetic environment where children and teens can express themselves, gain self-awareness, and work through their conflicts. I help parents to understand the meaning of their children's behaviors, emotional life, and managing daily behavioral challenges."

"The unique experiences, expectations, and traits of each person require an individualized approach to psychotherapy. As I work with an individual my approach may include elements of modern psychoanalysis, cognitive behavior therapy, family therapy, and client centered counseling. I utilize recent research in neuro-psychology to inform the various theories of psychotherapy. Faculty members, students, and creative individuals, as well as foreign nationals and first and second generation Americans are groups with whom I have significant interest and experience. A special interest of mine is facilitating the growth of individuals who want to change long term problems with self-esteem, interpersonal relationships, anxiety and depression."

"I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker whose approach to therapy is relational, collaborative, strengths-based and somatically oriented."

"Seeking therapy can sometimes feel daunting. My goal is to help guide and support you though whatever life stressors you may be experiencing in an open, caring, non-judgmental environment. I describe my approach as authentic, collaborative, and relational, and strive to prioritize cultivating a strong therapeutic relationship with clients. "

"At Creative Life Counseling Services, I strive to provide mindful and competent healing for my clients. My primary focus is helping you to find fulfillment in your life, work, and relationships. By working together in therapy, you and I will identify productive ways to create fulfillment. We will explore ineffective cycles of destructive behavior and strive to make change. I will provide the support and structure you need to see the extent of the control you have over your own happiness."

"I practice from the belief that all humans share similar qualities while also recognizing that our individual experiences are shaped by our unique familial, cultural and social worlds. I find that therapy is most meaningful when one's current struggles are addressed in the context of his or her history while also considering how to move towards future valued experiences. Whether you want to better understand your past or find new ways of moving forward, we can work together."

"Dr. Jason LaHood, PsyD, graduated in 2009 from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. He also holds a Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University. Dr. LaHood is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist specializing in existential and psychodynamic psychotherapy, with integration of cognitive-behavioral techniques as needed. He sees children, adolescents and adults, and supervises graduate and postgraduate trainees who see clients on a sliding scale. Dr. LaHood has extensive experience working with child, adolescent and young adult acting out behaviors, anxiety and depression. Dr. LaHood also works with adult clients dealing with depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, chronic work stress, relationship discord (including couples therapy), and complex trauma and/or bereavement (i.e. friends/family members surviving the suicide of a loved one, survivors of an accident, bereavement due to death of friend/family, survivors of sexual and/or physical assault, survivors of natural disaster). Dr. LaHood has experience in working with clients suffering with Functional Neurological Symptoms Disorder (i.e. Conversion Disorder)."