Medicaid Therapists in Iowa

Hello, I am a person-centered and strengths-based counselor. I am trained in Solution Focused Brief Therapy (which is a type of CBT) and hypnosis. I specialize in young adults, career counseling, couples counseling, and women's issues. I also work with children of all ages and their parents. I have been practicing in the field of mental health since 2009. If you are looking for a warm, positive, and experienced counselor, give me a call. :) I also have a team of counselors who work with me and I would be happy to introduce you to any of them.

It’s an ongoing privilege to empower individuals to overcome personal obstacles from the bumpy chapters of their lives. It is my goal to assist clients in bringing about change, healing, growth, and acceptance in their lives. I also believe that knowledge is a powerful transformative tool, which is why I incorporate bibliotherapy and psychoeducation in my therapy sessions along with cognitive behavioral therapy, yoga, and integrative medicine. You will have the autonomy to direct your own treatment because the outcome is in your hands.

I believe that within us all lies inherent strength and resilience that allows us to navigate even the most difficult barriers and challenges. I strive to provide a safe, relaxed, compassionate environment free of judgement and pre-conceived notions. It is within this environment that you can begin to explore and access your inner strengths and work through those barriers you may have found to be insurmountable throughout your life. Through practical and supportive methods based on cognitive behavioral, client-centered and humanistic approaches, we will collaborate in order to address your self determined goals.

Are you struggling with LGBT+ related concerns? Are you struggling to come terms with your LGBT+ identity and/or struggling to find a way to move forward as an LGBT+ person? As a member of the LGBT+ community I am passionate about serving the LGBT+ community. Is a loved one of yours an LGBT+ member and you are struggling to move forward? accept? and/or want to reconcile with your LGBT+ loved one? Being LGBT+ can be hard in our society and it can help to talk about these experiences. Being fearful of our LGBT+ loved one's safety and well being can be stressful as well. If you feel like I can be of service I would be happy to help.

Full until Oct 24'. I work with adolescents, adults and couples. As a former high school educator, I'm passionate about helping adolescents who are experiencing anxiety, stress, and self-esteem issues. I have special interests in working with student athletes, LGBTQ clients, and those in faith transitions. I am also passionate about helping couples reconnect, stop ineffective communication patterns, heal emotional wounds and navigate mismatched values and desires. I use my background as a yoga teacher to incorporate mindfulness and meditation techniques (tantra, metta, spiritual, moving) when these approaches serve the client.

I am a Masters-level, nationally certified, Iowa licensed Mental Health Counselor who works from a humanistic, strengths-based perspective and serves individual adults. I use cognitive behavioral therapy approaches to help clients build awareness into and change the stories that impact their lives and mindfulness techniques to help individuals regulate their nervous system function and build a sense of safety and security within their bodies.

I believe that counseling is a process whereby a client voluntarily seeks to resolve interpersonal, emotional, and/or spiritual difficulties with the assistance of another caring individual. I will seek to empower you to make changes for the betterment of your life through a wellness model. I will do my best to offer you the highest ethical standards of care, to listen empathically to you, to persist in hope, to believe in your restoration, and to avoid all forms of judgement. My goal is for you to develop fresh perspectives, to bolster your self confidence in your existing capabilities, and to form a feasible plan of action.

Asking for support can be scary! Sharing your most candid thoughts and experiences can be even scarier. Add to that dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, and other challenges, you can feel outright alone. You don’t have to feel alone on this journey, though. Tracy has been working to support others on their mental health journey for 5+ years. She sees adults (19+) and especially enjoys working with women, professionals, and LGBTQ+ folx. She specializes in relationship issues, body image, grief, trauma, navigating gender and sexuality, as well as mood disorders like depression and anxiety.

It is a brave person that seeks help in times of need. When recognized and nurtured, every person possesses qualities that can bring positive changes to their life. In finding solutions that bring you hope, you will be able to see how your own strengths are an important part of realizing your goals and dreams.

Are you feeling lost trying to figure out who you are or who you want to become? Do you feel stuck or overwhelmed? Often our self-limiting beliefs hold us back from living a fulfilled life. You may find that it is affecting the way you show up in the world and how you connect with others. What if it felt possible to break free from the past and deal with what life throws your way? Envision yourself feeling empowered and optimistic. Imagine the weight being lifted. Growth and healing are possible.

As a therapist I feel so fortunate to be able to walk alongside my clients as they discover skills and strengths to help them thrive. Throughout my career I have worked with individuals of all ages who have faced many challenges and traumas. I graduated with my Masters in Social Work from St. Ambrose University then worked for a local non-profit agency in a variety of roles before exploring another social work path. My passion for mental health has brought me to Bee Well Child and Family Therapy.

Hello! Feeling safe, heard, and accepted are the main facets I strive for with every client above anything else. It's incredibly scary to be vulnerable, especially to a stranger. No matter where you're at in life, you are welcome here.

You’re stronger than you think. My passion for helping others has been fueled by the adversity in my own life and the strength I’ve witnessed in others. Your struggles and concerns are valid, and I want to help you learn to manage them in the healthiest way possible. You’ll be surprised by your own resilience! I enjoy working with young adults and adults who are motivated to find a solution to alleviate their depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, and self-harming behaviors. I have experience working with BPD, substance and pornography issues, betrayal trauma, and general life transitions.

Everyone deserves a safe place to express their emotions, find the inner strength needed to make fulfilling change and be their best self. I believe that no two people experience life the same way and I will work with you to develop a treatment plan that works best for your needs and goals in a compassionate and judgment-free space. Change can be difficult. It is my hope that therapy can help you feel empowered to meet that difficulty with the strength and resources necessary for living a balanced and mentally well life.

When you have come to a time in life when you know things are not working for, let me help you on your path of change. I have over 25 years of experience in the mental health field. My philosophy is “whoever walks through my door I want help them get to a better place”. I believe your self-care is key to a happier life. I look forward to working with clients using a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approach to help them achieve goals and improve their lives during a challenging time in their life.

My personality style is welcoming, calm, nonjudgemental but straightforward and funny (maybe mostly to myself!). I believe a positive connection is the foundation to the therapeutic process. Connection facilitates a safe space, builds trust and allows the individual to release troubling thoughts, feelings and trapped emotions in the body. I believe in a mind/body skills approach to healing.

Where to begin? This question is so frequently asked and the answer is more simple than most think. The answer is to begin by allowing someone to help. Just allowing someone to provide you a space where you can begin your journey with support and acceptance. At the Center For Healing And Hope, therapy provides an environment of acceptance and understanding in which you and your therapist can work together to address any difficulties or challenges you may be facing.

Welcome! My name is Riley Rodemaker (He/Him) and I am a tLMHC at LifeWorks - Ankeny. I know that reaching out for help can be very difficult and I have a lot of respect for the bravery that it takes. My hope is that we can work together to help you feel better. I believe that empathy and compassion serve as the foundation for any helping relationship. I am a generalist counselor (meaning I have some experience with a variety of issues); however, I especially enjoy working with clients on issues related to anxiety, depression, grief/loss, and suicide/self-harm.

John holds several college degrees and works with individuals, teens, families, couples and more. He provides a well-rounded application of therapeutic interventions to promote healing and positive change. John helps to manage life's difficult challenges and brings about peace of mind through sound therapeutic practices. With a remarkable sense of compassion, insight and understanding, John has dedicated his life's work to the service of others. No matter what the situation is, therapy can almost always have a positive impact. There is no better time to start then right now. Give John a call now to make an appointment.