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.

Mental Health issues coupled with the pressure of everyday life can be overwhelming. You may be having trouble coping or moving forward. You do not need to do this alone and I would like to walk beside you on your journey. Therapy can be the pathway to the life you want but are having trouble visualizing and obtaining. I utilize a client-centered approach viewing each person as unique and valuable.

No judgement, only solutions! I work with adolescents and adults (families and couples too) to navigate some of life's challenges. I'd love to talk with you by phone or email to see if we might be a good fit. If we're not, I bet I know who might be.

My approach is laid-back, and person centered; the majority of the sessions I conduct are typically directed by the client. I am a dual diagnosis specialist. I specialize in Anxiety, Depression, Attention Deficit Disorder and Substance use. My training and experience allow me to handle complex issues, so that you get the care you need.

Karyn Stute received her Master's degree from Pepperdine University and currently has over 15 years experience working with couples, teens, and individuals who are challenged by life circumstances. Karyn's journey has allowed her to work in diverse settings including private practice, clinics, school-based interventions, and substance abuse counseling. Karyn has an easy going, warm, yet firm counseling style that gets results Families benefit from her approach which de-emphasizes the "identified patient" construct which leads to a more harmonious family dynamic. In couples therapy, Karyn creates a safe environment in which to open up about the hidden hurts in the relationship.

My practice focuses on adolescents (and their parents) and young adults making life transitions, as well as with adults experiencing relational issues. I work with those struggling with addiction, depression, anxiety, divorce, etc. I have a client-centered approach and try to meet each client where they are in their life and work to move from there to assist them in reaching their personal goals and living their lives more fully.

You are likely here because you are in pain. Or maybe because you have questions about getting help. My therapy style is built around our relationship, and through that relationship I promote trust, growth, and ultimately change. As my client, you will not feel judged or alone. You will, however, feel respected and validated. Affirmed. And challenged to look at your life. You will decide what you would like to change, and then we will set your goals together. I will walk alongside you as we look for the best version of yourself.

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.