Male Therapists in Saint Louis, MO
I seek to provide counseling to couples and individuals, both adults and adolescents. I work with interpersonal, relationship issues including: family of origin dynamics, trauma and maladaptive coping patterns, marriage and pre-marital counseling, improving communication skills, self-image and identity, managing anger, and men's sexual addiction.
I seek to provide counseling to couples and individuals, both adults and adolescents. I work with interpersonal, relationship issues including: family of origin dynamics, trauma and maladaptive coping patterns, marriage and pre-marital counseling, improving communication skills, self-image and identity, managing anger, and men's sexual addiction.
Telehealth offered in MI and MO. Feeling overwhelmed or stuck? Experiencing panic or feeling anxious? As an LMFT, I offer a compassionate, non-judgmental space to explore your feelings and develop a plan to feel better. Together, we'll uncover the roots of your challenges and work towards meaningful change. You deserve to feel understood and connected.
Telehealth offered in MI and MO. Feeling overwhelmed or stuck? Experiencing panic or feeling anxious? As an LMFT, I offer a compassionate, non-judgmental space to explore your feelings and develop a plan to feel better. Together, we'll uncover the roots of your challenges and work towards meaningful change. You deserve to feel understood and connected.
I began my career in 2006, managing an outreach program that served young people experiencing homelessness. Driven to learn more in order to better serve the community, I relocated to St. Louis where I earned a Master’s Degree and PhD in Social Work.
I began my career in 2006, managing an outreach program that served young people experiencing homelessness. Driven to learn more in order to better serve the community, I relocated to St. Louis where I earned a Master’s Degree and PhD in Social Work.
Do you catch yourself overthinking or being too critical? Do you often wonder if you have accomplished “enough”? We keep trying to change how we think and feel about ourselves, but nothing seems to work for very long. However, this '“trying” can often lead to familiar reactions such as anxiety, depression, and relationship stress. So how does it get better?
Do you catch yourself overthinking or being too critical? Do you often wonder if you have accomplished “enough”? We keep trying to change how we think and feel about ourselves, but nothing seems to work for very long. However, this '“trying” can often lead to familiar reactions such as anxiety, depression, and relationship stress. So how does it get better?
I work with adults navigating ADHD, anxiety, trauma, relationships, burnout, spiritual abuse, life transitions, and issues related to sexuality. Many of my clients are caregivers, creatives, ministry professionals, or individuals healing from church hurt and faith-based trauma. I offer a calm space to reflect, process what’s unclear or painful, and move toward healing – at your pace and in a way that honors your values.
Sessions are available in South City, Creve Coeur, or online across Missouri. I am a Provisionally Licensed Professional Counselor (PLPC), working under supervision.
I work with adults navigating ADHD, anxiety, trauma, relationships, burnout, spiritual abuse, life transitions, and issues related to sexuality. Many of my clients are caregivers, creatives, ministry professionals, or individuals healing from church hurt and faith-based trauma. I offer a calm space to reflect, process what’s unclear or painful, and move toward healing – at your pace and in a way that honors your values.
Sessions are available in South City, Creve Coeur, or online across Missouri. I am a Provisionally Licensed Professional Counselor (PLPC), working under supervision.
Pain, trauma, grief, depression, anxiety, and adverse childhood experiences can make joy hard to find. They can shape how you see yourself, place strain on your relationships, and leave you feeling disconnected from the world around you. They can take away light, laughter, and love. You find yourself wanting to change but you might be hesitant about starting therapy, especially when just getting through the day already feels like a lot. It might be hard to imagine that anything can be different at all. You might've even tried therapy before, and you're wanting to get back into caring for you. You seek to be understood, to be known.
Pain, trauma, grief, depression, anxiety, and adverse childhood experiences can make joy hard to find. They can shape how you see yourself, place strain on your relationships, and leave you feeling disconnected from the world around you. They can take away light, laughter, and love. You find yourself wanting to change but you might be hesitant about starting therapy, especially when just getting through the day already feels like a lot. It might be hard to imagine that anything can be different at all. You might've even tried therapy before, and you're wanting to get back into caring for you. You seek to be understood, to be known.
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 18 years of experience supporting individuals through life’s emotional challenges. My practice focuses on helping clients navigate issues such as self-esteem, grief, career transitions, and life changes. I offer compassionate care for those facing social anxiety, guilt, shame, and isolation, and I’m deeply committed to promoting self-discovery and emotional growth through an open, empathetic therapeutic relationship.
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 18 years of experience supporting individuals through life’s emotional challenges. My practice focuses on helping clients navigate issues such as self-esteem, grief, career transitions, and life changes. I offer compassionate care for those facing social anxiety, guilt, shame, and isolation, and I’m deeply committed to promoting self-discovery and emotional growth through an open, empathetic therapeutic relationship.
I’m Dr. Cal Spinks, and together with my dedicated team, we provide compassionate, culturally affirming, trauma-informed care designed for your unique journey. At Quantum, we proudly serve BIPOC communities, LGBTQ+ individuals, veterans, those with disabilities, and helping professionals. Whether you’re facing workplace stress, compassion fatigue, identity challenges, or seeking care that truly reflects who you are—we’re here for you. Through mindfulness, resilience-building, and flexible telehealth options, we make healing accessible and inclusive. Let’s find clarity, strength, and peace—together, one step at a time.
I’m Dr. Cal Spinks, and together with my dedicated team, we provide compassionate, culturally affirming, trauma-informed care designed for your unique journey. At Quantum, we proudly serve BIPOC communities, LGBTQ+ individuals, veterans, those with disabilities, and helping professionals. Whether you’re facing workplace stress, compassion fatigue, identity challenges, or seeking care that truly reflects who you are—we’re here for you. Through mindfulness, resilience-building, and flexible telehealth options, we make healing accessible and inclusive. Let’s find clarity, strength, and peace—together, one step at a time.
Life is full of experiences that hold a lasting effect on us and deter us from moving forward, but we also have a long list of personal strengths within our “SELF” that too often go unnoticed due to the overwhelm of life in general. I will work with you to identify, and utilize these strengths by processing through past trauma, stress and anxiety, to help to decrease the heaviness of having a lack of self-worth. With having life experiences with being queer, an alcoholic in recovery and a father of four adopted children, to help can understand the struggles while I empower you to meet your fullest potential.
Life is full of experiences that hold a lasting effect on us and deter us from moving forward, but we also have a long list of personal strengths within our “SELF” that too often go unnoticed due to the overwhelm of life in general. I will work with you to identify, and utilize these strengths by processing through past trauma, stress and anxiety, to help to decrease the heaviness of having a lack of self-worth. With having life experiences with being queer, an alcoholic in recovery and a father of four adopted children, to help can understand the struggles while I empower you to meet your fullest potential.
My name is Lawrence Hudson-Lewis, and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based in St. Louis, Missouri and collaborating with clients statewide via telehealth. I specialize in depression, anxiety, stress, and trauma utilizing cognitive behavioral approaches to help clients enhance emotional intelligence, interpersonal skills, and develop a life worth living.
My name is Lawrence Hudson-Lewis, and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based in St. Louis, Missouri and collaborating with clients statewide via telehealth. I specialize in depression, anxiety, stress, and trauma utilizing cognitive behavioral approaches to help clients enhance emotional intelligence, interpersonal skills, and develop a life worth living.
When people decide to come to therapy, they are struggling. They are stressed, suffering, and feeling stuck or lost. In most cases, they are feeling a loss of control over some important aspect of their lives. This loss of control results in symptoms such as depression, anxiety, stress, feelings of guilt or shame, family problems, relationship problems, or problems at work or school. It is my goal to help you regain control of your life!
When people decide to come to therapy, they are struggling. They are stressed, suffering, and feeling stuck or lost. In most cases, they are feeling a loss of control over some important aspect of their lives. This loss of control results in symptoms such as depression, anxiety, stress, feelings of guilt or shame, family problems, relationship problems, or problems at work or school. It is my goal to help you regain control of your life!
Welcome to you, squinting at this website, likely wondering if a therapist is the sort of thing that might actually help. Maybe you find yourself lost, heartbroken, furious, defeated, or confused. Maybe you're looking for a place to check in while dealing with the many stresses in this life. Or you or your relationships are caught in painful loops or explosions both expected or unexpected. Whatever brings you to search for a therapist, I find it’s some version of these questions: “Who am I? Where am I? How did I get here?"
Welcome to you, squinting at this website, likely wondering if a therapist is the sort of thing that might actually help. Maybe you find yourself lost, heartbroken, furious, defeated, or confused. Maybe you're looking for a place to check in while dealing with the many stresses in this life. Or you or your relationships are caught in painful loops or explosions both expected or unexpected. Whatever brings you to search for a therapist, I find it’s some version of these questions: “Who am I? Where am I? How did I get here?"
If you are motivated to grow as an individual or as a couple, face challenging realities, and develop a growth mentality, or if you need to recover from harm, work through grief, and move toward wholeness and wellbeing, this could be the right therapeutic fit for you. If you feel stuck, unsatisfied, anxious, or discouraged, we can work through your struggles. If your relationship is in jeopardy or you just want to take it to the next level of connection, this is the right place for you. Lastly, to recent graduates looking for supervision, I've enjoyed supervising many therapists over the years and would be happy to discuss fitting.
If you are motivated to grow as an individual or as a couple, face challenging realities, and develop a growth mentality, or if you need to recover from harm, work through grief, and move toward wholeness and wellbeing, this could be the right therapeutic fit for you. If you feel stuck, unsatisfied, anxious, or discouraged, we can work through your struggles. If your relationship is in jeopardy or you just want to take it to the next level of connection, this is the right place for you. Lastly, to recent graduates looking for supervision, I've enjoyed supervising many therapists over the years and would be happy to discuss fitting.
I am a therapist who desires to collaboratively work with you to cultivate hope and healing in your life. I very much enjoy working with people from diverse backgrounds who are struggling through issues of depression, anxiety, spiritual, racial, and sexual trauma, sexual identity and shame/self-hatred.
I am a therapist who desires to collaboratively work with you to cultivate hope and healing in your life. I very much enjoy working with people from diverse backgrounds who are struggling through issues of depression, anxiety, spiritual, racial, and sexual trauma, sexual identity and shame/self-hatred.
People have been telling you to "talk to someone" for a while. Even if you knew who to talk to you, you don't know what to say. Everybody seems to have an opinion about you, but nobody asks what you think. That trauma you don't want to talk about keeps you up at night. You're using substances and nobody knows. The littlest things seem to set you off and you end up saying or doing things you wish later you hadn't. Being a teenager is hard. Being a parent is much harder than you thought it would be. Your relationships seem to be on the brink. You feel alone and nobody really knows you. Something's got to change. But how?
People have been telling you to "talk to someone" for a while. Even if you knew who to talk to you, you don't know what to say. Everybody seems to have an opinion about you, but nobody asks what you think. That trauma you don't want to talk about keeps you up at night. You're using substances and nobody knows. The littlest things seem to set you off and you end up saying or doing things you wish later you hadn't. Being a teenager is hard. Being a parent is much harder than you thought it would be. Your relationships seem to be on the brink. You feel alone and nobody really knows you. Something's got to change. But how?
Fred has a person-centered approach to care. He believes in diversity, inclusion, and the inherent dignity of all persons including those in the LGBTQ+ and other marginalized communities. His main areas of focus include stress/anxiety, depression, and grief/loss.
In his spare time, Fred enjoys music, dining out, and meditation.
Fred has a person-centered approach to care. He believes in diversity, inclusion, and the inherent dignity of all persons including those in the LGBTQ+ and other marginalized communities. His main areas of focus include stress/anxiety, depression, and grief/loss.
In his spare time, Fred enjoys music, dining out, and meditation.
You’re not broken. You’re human.
If you’ve been struggling with anxiety, depression, or major life changes, it’s easy to feel stuck, exhausted, or even hopeless. Maybe you’ve tried pushing through, praying harder, or pretending everything’s fine—but deep down, you know something has to change.
I get it - because I've been there, too. I am passionate about helping people like you find relief, rediscover hope, and take back control of your life.
You’re not broken. You’re human.
If you’ve been struggling with anxiety, depression, or major life changes, it’s easy to feel stuck, exhausted, or even hopeless. Maybe you’ve tried pushing through, praying harder, or pretending everything’s fine—but deep down, you know something has to change.
I get it - because I've been there, too. I am passionate about helping people like you find relief, rediscover hope, and take back control of your life.
I like to work with people who are internally motivated to learn and grow and desire to live meaningful and fulfilling lives. Whatever challenges they are facing I want them to know that working with me will at some point mean paying attention to and allowing themselves to feel their feelings. A conscious relationship with self is had through attending to the feelings we have about ourselves. Understanding feelings will be essential in generating improved self-awareness and a sense of personal integrity.
I like to work with people who are internally motivated to learn and grow and desire to live meaningful and fulfilling lives. Whatever challenges they are facing I want them to know that working with me will at some point mean paying attention to and allowing themselves to feel their feelings. A conscious relationship with self is had through attending to the feelings we have about ourselves. Understanding feelings will be essential in generating improved self-awareness and a sense of personal integrity.
Dr. Caleb S
Psychologist, PsyD, LP, DBT-LBC
1 Endorsed
Saint Louis, MO 63146
Waitlist for new clients
I believe obstacles can be paths and hope to be of service to those who are struggling. The willingness to ask for help requires courage. I strive to provide guidance and support as we explore your inner strengths. I do not ask my clients to do anything that I would not do. I recognize my own fallibilities because I am human, too. Through collaborative work and a desire to push towards change, my goal is to aid in recognizing what you have control over in order to make the most of your time.
I believe obstacles can be paths and hope to be of service to those who are struggling. The willingness to ask for help requires courage. I strive to provide guidance and support as we explore your inner strengths. I do not ask my clients to do anything that I would not do. I recognize my own fallibilities because I am human, too. Through collaborative work and a desire to push towards change, my goal is to aid in recognizing what you have control over in order to make the most of your time.
St. Louis Integrative Counseling
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC
2 Endorsed
Saint Louis, MO 63127
Nate and Alison Brack specialize in traumatic stress. They use approaches backed by research and brain science to address the present impacts of trauma. Nate is a certified EMDR therapist who works with adults. He also uses EEG Neurofeedback, Deep Brain Reorienting, and Internal Family Systems to negotiate subtle and structural dissociation. He specializes in problematic trauma coping including addictive behaviors and substance use. Nate is a vetted and approved first responder treatment provider in Missouri (missouricit. org/provider-map). Additionally, he offers PLPC clinical supervision and consultation
Nate and Alison Brack specialize in traumatic stress. They use approaches backed by research and brain science to address the present impacts of trauma. Nate is a certified EMDR therapist who works with adults. He also uses EEG Neurofeedback, Deep Brain Reorienting, and Internal Family Systems to negotiate subtle and structural dissociation. He specializes in problematic trauma coping including addictive behaviors and substance use. Nate is a vetted and approved first responder treatment provider in Missouri (missouricit. org/provider-map). Additionally, he offers PLPC clinical supervision and consultation
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Male Therapists
As a man, why might I want to see a male therapist?
There are many reasons a man might wish to work with a male therapist, including a degree of shared identity, which may help client and therapist connect to each other and allow for a more free-flowing discussion of issues that can be deeply personal. Some men may feel more comfortable talking to a male therapist about relationship concerns, the pressures they feel around the roles society and family place on men, career or job challenges, self-esteem, or anger problems. For some men who have not had a male role models in their lives, a good male therapist may be especially helpful.
How can I find out about a therapist’s experience treating men?
Individuals looking for treatment should feel comfortable directly asking a therapist about their history treating men overall and the issues that arise in therapy with men. A good therapist will be happy to discuss such matters as well as their educational background, approach to treatment, and how they think they can aid a prospective client.
Can clients benefit from having a therapist of the same gender?
Therapy is not gender-specific, but some men as well as women feel more comfortable opening up about their experiences and history with therapists of a specific gender. An individual may feel that they have to explain less background information and be on the same page more quickly, particularly when discussing gender-specific challenges. That said, a good clinician can transcend most if not all gender concerns. Ultimately, the most important factor in therapy is the connection and trust the client is able to build with the practitioner.
Would a male therapist have specific training in treating men?
Generally, no. There are no certifications for treating men specifically, but there are continuing education classes that therapists may take that focus on treating men as a group. There are many therapists who focus on men and male issues in their treatment and therefore have experience and expertise in this domain.