Lesbian Therapists in 43085

First off, air high five to you for allowing yourself to seek out support! And thank you for considering me to be a part of your healing journey. I am a lesbian therapist whose approach is authentic, accepting, empathetic, patient and humoristic. My main goal is for you to feel confident about who you are and your ability to navigate life's stressors. I will probably ask 879 questions along the way to better understand you and get an idea of the whole picture. However, I want you to feel empowered from the start to say, "OMG Hannah, stop asking so many questions!" Therapy is a collaborative process and your voice matters most.

My ideal client is someone ready to make changes in their life. Feeling the impact of stress, burn out or vicarious trauma? Experience an on the job accident or critical incident? I am a certified EMDR therapist with a passion for helping other helping professionals and high risk occupations (first responders, nurses, military) (and their families age 14+) overcome the challenges that life can bring. In addition to the typical outpatient appointment model, I offer extended therapy session for intensives (90+ mins). My approach to therapy is centered on empathy, active listening, and providing a safe and nurturing environment.

Sometimes life feels unmanageable. We try to reach our goals; however, encounter numerous obstacles. I believe we all have the power to progress, change, and grow. Sometimes talking with a professional helps to clarify the next step in that journey. As a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, I will work with you to explore your feelings, identify challenges to your ongoing success, clearly define your goals, and develop a plan to move forward. My approach is holistic, open, honest, and direct. Clients will be welcomed with an empathetic and respectful environment where you will receive support and encouragement.

It is most important to me to create a space where you can feel welcome to share your stressors, goals, and lived experience, and feel heard and affirmed. We will focus on your whole self - your environment, relationships, and history - and how these impact your perspective and sense of self. I enjoy working with adults managing stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, identity development, and relationship concerns. My goal is to invite others who have marginalized identities to feel both safe and challenged in my (virtual) office, and to build the skills and confidence they need to grow into the version of themselves they hope to be.

Are you on the hunt for a therapist with a rad mullet, a collection of ragtag pets, a cool collection of glasses, and a huge passion for working with the LGBTQIA+ community? Look no further! My name is Sarah R. Boesger, MSW, LSW (she/her), and I would be thrilled to offer my support on your life journey. I am a white, cisgender, aroace, fat, able-bodied, neurotypical solo mother and I have been working within the trans community as an advocate since 1999.

Hi! I’m Emily and I work with teens and adults, age 16 and up, navigating anxiety, depression, ADD/ADHD, OCD, gender exploration, neurodivergence, relationships, self-worth, sexuality, and trauma. As a queer identifying person, I am passionate about helping individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community, with specialized experience in transgender and nonbinary care. I have specific experience writing letters of support for transgender and nonbinary clients seeking Hormone Replacement Therapy and/or gender affirming surgery. I enjoy working with all ages across the lifespan, especially teens, college students, and 20 and 30-somethings.

For years, I have been helping individuals with their mental health and wellness. No matter what kind of struggles you’re dealing with, you don’t have to go through it alone. From my experience, I understand that everyone’s mental health struggles are different. That’s why I offer a wide range of counseling services designed to help you find the tools and support you need to overcome your mental health challenges. My approach is focused on creating a supportive and safe environment where individuals can feel comfortable discussing their personal concerns.

Approachable, warm-hearted LGBTQ+ identifying and affirming counselor and clinical supervisor with a passion for neurodivergence, religious trauma, and trauma-informed care with 14 years of experience.

We know it's hard to find a good therapist. That's why we found them for you. CPPS welcomes all individuals and families to our practice because respect and acceptance for each individual’s attributes and beliefs is a core value for our team. Each therapist brings their individual personality, professional experiences, and treatment methodologies to their relationships with clients. Our organization works to engage different therapists so our clients can work with the therapist that is the best fit for them. We all need to feel that we have a comfortable and productive relationship with our therapist.

Have you experienced a relationship breakup or a death? Maybe you've been bullied as a kid? Did you grow up in a home that was dysfunctional? Typically these types of events cause a profound impact on us; depression, anxiety, job problems, etc. These losses/events could have happened yesterday or decades ago; they can still impact us. These are the types of issues I specialize in treating and helping people recover from. If I have just described events in your life I encourage you to give me a call at 614-785-1600 or check out my website at www.lindasix.com

I provide psychotherapy for couples, families, individual adults, adolescents and children. I collaborate with my clients, from an integrative client-centered approach, to treat a variety of mental, emotional and relational issues. I value the strengths that my clients bring with them to the therapy room and guide them to build on those attributes to create change in their lives. I work with clients who struggle with anxiety, depression, OCD, body image, infidelity, marital distress, grief and loss, challenging life transitions and other issues.

We work with clients dealing with any kind of distress from an adult relationship. That could be two people in a romantic partnership, parents and their adult children, or even two friends who can't seem to mend a significant conflict.

How long has it been since you felt like yourself? Has it been so long that you've nearly forgotten who the real "you" is? The pain of depression, anxiety, and traumatic memories do not have to steal your joy. Together we can process that pain in a way that allows you to understand it better and move past it. My experience working with college students in university settings and with new parents experiencing perinatal and maternal mental health concerns gives me passion and insight into the specific needs and issues facing these phases of life.

Are you juggling your needs with your role as a parent or care giver? Maybe your sense of self has been overshadowed by the demands of your role. If you are in a care giving role, it is especially difficult to reach out for help. I have experience and interest in supporting caregivers and family members of persons struggling with life transitions, mental and physical illness. Counseling offers focused support to navigate life's challenges. You can find new ways to reduce stress, explore self care, and maintain healthy boundaries with the people you love.

Immediate Openings! I believe individuals should drive their own therapy; I focus on a strengths-based approach centered on empowerment and self-determination. I am passionate about working with first responders, military personnel, and veterans. I am a registry member of Star Behavioral Health Providers, and I am a Certified First Responder Counselor.

Bridget Gray, LPCC-S. is a Professional Counselor focused on working with families, adolescents, individuals and marital/couple issues. She has experience in the treatment of grief and loss, anxiety, depression, personality disorders, attachment disorders, abuse/trauma and stage of life issues. She practices from a Narrative/Cognitive Behavioral Perspective, holding to the belief that the story we tell ourselves about ourselves holds great power in our healing and overall well-being.

There are few professional relationships where trust, a commitment to openness, and creating a safe environment are more important than in the client/therapist dynamic. Finding the right therapist can be a difficult but essential feature in creating personal growth and fulfillment. It is my passionate belief that this working relationship between client and therapist is the foundation of successful treatment. I have over sixteen years of experience working with a broad and varied range of individuals struggling with a myriad of challenges, including anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, eating disorders, isolation, sexuality, gender identity, and relationship issues.

Every person is a tapestry of experiences and identities. Your story is dynamic and important, and I'm here to listen, understand, and provide a safe space for you to process and explore. I provide individual and relationship therapy, focusing on strengths, authenticity, and resilience.

I am a licensed psychologist with more than 20 years of experience. I integrate multiple perspectives into your treatment so that I can tailor your experience to your specific needs and help you reach your goals. I believe therapy is a process that begins by establishing a compassionate, supportive, and collaborative treatment relationship. From here, we can gain an understanding of the factors (both past and present) which contribute to the current difficulties/obstacles in your life. We will then explore options for your growth and development.