Therapists in Bel Aire, KS

I believe in your story. I believe in the worth and beauty of every human being and from that lens I collaborate with individuals, couples, and families to find meaning and transformation from their suffering. I believe that the foundation of transformation is through compassion, curiosity, and community. My goal is to be a midwife of the beauty your story brings the world. I work with people going through stage of life changes, ADHD, trauma, grief, spiritual issues, anxiety, infertility, depression, and relational conflict. My goal is to come alongside and help integrate these parts of you to bring healing and wholeness.

Drawing on my previous experience as a youth pastor, I enjoy working with children, teenagers, and young adults. As a play therapist, I have worked extensively with children who are struggling with ADHD and trauma. I also enjoy working with couples and families, and individuals who struggle with addiction, anxiety, trauma, relationship issues and PTSD. The challenge of parenting sparks my interest and I enjoy using humor, emotion coaching, and intergenerational systemic family theories to illuminate and strengthen the resources that parents already have to offer. I believe that solutions can be found by viewing obstacles as opportunities for repair.

Rosie Wuthrich is a Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist. She is currently accepting new clients and able to offer both in-person or Telehealth video session platforms.

My areas of specialty include psychological assessment and therapy services for children and adolescents. I complete thorough assessments for ADHD, autism, learning disorders, developmental delays, mood, anxiety, and behavioral disorders. Reports include specific recommendations that emphasize and involve the child's strengths. In addition, I provide therapy for children and adolescents who are experiencing a variety of emotional and behavioral difficulties.

I am passionate about my love for Christ and my love for counseling. My focus in therapy deals with women of all ages, adolescents and couples regardless the stage of their relationship. I truly enjoy working with teens and women on a variety of issues including, but not limited to: self esteem, anxiety, depression, sexual abuse, domestic violence, as well as adjustment disorders.

I have many years of experience in child welfare, fostering, domestic violence, and sexual abuse. I have experience working with victims of sexual abuse and their caretakers, helping in the healing process. I provide services in the areas of - Children and adolescents with behavioral and sexual issues - Anxiety and depression (including postpartum depression) - Relationship challenges: couples and families - Phase-of-life changes, grief, and loss - Life stresses and next steps.

After several years teaching high school English, Alyssa began her career as a therapist in private practice in 2000. She treats clients ranging from age 6 to 96 working to solve issues pertaining to ADHD, Anxiety, Panic Attacks, Depression, Grief/Loss, Marriage and Relationship struggles, and OCD. In addition to maintaining her private practice, in 2010 Alyssa became the school counselor at The Independent School, working with students Pre-K-12th grade. In 2018 she was promoted to Head of Lower School. Being an educational leader, Alyssa has a special heart for students and families struggling with school/education related issues.

My name is Anna Wray, and I am a Licensed Masters Level Psychologist. I strive to build trusting relationships with my clients and meet them where they are to help them achieve their goals and reach their true potential in life. I am experienced in treating a number of concerns, such as anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, mood and personality disorders, adjustment disorders, interpersonal relationship concerns, sexual issues, LGBTQIA, health conditions, and grief and loss.

I strive to be the most effective therapist I can be for my clients. For me, being effective means helping clients succeed in learning new skills, developing upon skills they already have, and reaching their goals. In other words, helping my clients get to a place where they don’t need my services anymore. Compassion for others and wanting to help folks is what started me on the path to becoming a therapist, but seeing my clients grow stronger and succeed is what makes me want to come to work every day.