Therapists in Town And Country, MO

Your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are valuable clues in learning how to challenge yourself to change. Sometimes we notice frustration or conflict before we feel the emotions of hurt, anxiousness, disappointment or a sense of loss within ourselves or our relationships. Learning to find yourself, and/or create a more positive relationship with your partner may be a goal you’ve been striving for and feeling like you just can’t get there after multiple tries. We weren't made to figure out the challenges of life alone. Your needs are important and working together to find the “aha” moments to be ready for change are possible.

Julie Humphrey is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Missouri and Illinois. She received her Bachelor of Social Work degree and Master of Social Work degree from the University of Missouri, St. Louis. Julie has over sixteen years of experience providing behavioral and mental health care in schools, intensive treatment, and outpatient settings. Julie is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and Certified Addictions-Informed Mental Health Professional.

Throughout my career as a therapist, I've worked with children, couples, adolescents and adults with eating disorders, anxiety disorders, mood disorders, PTSD/complex trauma, addictions, relational concerns and family conflict.

Jaime Johnson is a Licensed Professional Counselor, who has been practicing since 2015. He graduated from the University of Nebraska-Omaha with a Masters in Clinical/Mental Health Counseling. Jaime believes in helping clients navigate a path forward, learning to live a valued life that is not ruled by anxiety, stress, grief/loss, and trauma. Prior to working for LifeStance, Jaime was a Life Path Specialist at an inpatient rehabilitation program for catastrophic injuries (TBI/SCI/Chronic Pain) in Omaha, NE.

How do you know when you need help with your mental health? Is it in times of hopelessness or extreme isolation or sadness or when things suddenly take an unexpected turn? How do you know when you need to be “seen” for who you truly are by those who matter most to you? Many of us don't know what to do when these very human needs surface. It may seem too late…but it is never too late to invest in your emotional health by enlisting the help of a Licensed Professional Counselor. Self doubt and hectic schedules may make us question how valid our emotional needs are, but if your heart and mind are speaking it is time to listen.

Dr. Audrey Oliva is a Psychologist in Missouri who has been practicing since 2019. She completed her Masters of Arts and Doctor of Psychology degrees in Clinical Psychology, with an emphasis in Child and Adolescent Psychology at Adler University in Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Oliva conducts therapy from a collaborative and values-based approach, tailoring interventions to each individual's needs.

Kate McCormick is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Missouri who has been practicing since 2020. She has a Master of Divinity from Yale Divinity School, a Master of Social Work from Brown School at Washington University, and a Sex Therapist Certification from the Sexual Health Alliance. Overall, Kate is a big believer that pleasure - of all kinds - is essential to good mental health and is always looking for ways to assist clients with defining what a pleasurable life is to them and helping them to take steps toward that life.

I am a Clinical Social Worker with over 16 years of experience providing behavioral and mental health care in schools, intensive treatment, and in outpatient settings. I am currently working for LifeStance Health as a Clinical Therapist, providing supportive therapy to adolescents, teens, adults, couples and families that are experiencing a variety of challenges. These challenges may include anxiety, depression, trauma, eating disorders, shame, substance abuse, grief, life transitions, relationship issues, and marital/family conflict.

Invest some time in you; let me help guide you in getting to the core of what is driving all of that anxiety, sadness, or guilt. Maybe there is something that has been bothering you for a long time. Something you thought would go away, or something people would tell you to just "get over", but only gets worse. What is that roadblock that is keeping you from feeling your best (or like your old self)? I promise you, we can find it. I offer a free phone consultation, and I look forward to hearing how I can help you.

Michal D Goldstein, MA,LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Saint Louis, Missouri that has been practicing therapy since April of 2021 and has at least four years of experience of working in the mental health field as well. She obtained her Bachelor’s of Arts from University of Central Missouri and obtained a Master’s Degree in Counseling in May of 2018 from Lindenwood University. Michal also has experience of working in the RTC and PHP levels of care in treating Eating Disorders intertwined other co-morbid mental health issues that human beings endure as they go through their journey of life.

Dr. Elizabeth Garcia-Rea is a Psychologist in Missouri who has been practicing since 2005. Dr. Garcia-Rea has worked with diverse populations with complicated and comorbid diagnoses. She has been trained in multiple evidence-based therapies including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Seeking Safety, and Cognitive Processing Therapy. Outside of work, Dr. Garcia-Rea enjoys travel, sports, movies, and spending time with her family.

Dr. Reschke is a licensed psychologist who works with individuals who are struggling with depression, anxiety, stress, grief, and adjustment. Dr. Reschke uses a flexible individualized approach depending on the client and on the presenting issue. Frequently, she employs a cognitive-behavioral and problem-solving approach to assist her clients in developing coping strategies. Dr. Reschke sees clients for both short term therapy to address specific current difficulties, as well as longer term therapy for those clients who are struggling with life-long difficulties and/or prefer a more insight-oriented approach that explores their family of origin.

Entering therapy is a very personal decision, and it's important to me to make this process comfortable for you. I believe my clients intuitively know what they need to focus on, and my job is to help them recognize and clarify their goals in a safe, collaborative setting. I strive to provide an environment free of judgement, where clients are able to work through whatever they are struggling with at a pace that feels manageable to them. If you find yourself caught in an unhealthy cycle, or feel disconnected from the people and things that are most important to you, I'm here to support you as you build the life you want to live.

Dr. Michael Gottfried enjoys working with adults, adolescents and couples on a wide range of issues. His work with clients centers on improving their view of themselves and improving their relationships with others in order to resolve issues of depression, anxiety, stress, and low self-esteem. Particular areas of specialization include working with men and with young adults.

I have worked in the mental health field for the past 11 years in both inpatient and outpatient settings. I have a bachelor's degree in psychology from St. Louis University and my Master's degree in professional counseling is from Lindenwood University. My experience encompasses working with many varied populations from age 8 and up. I have worked in a domestic violence shelter, domestic violence hot line, IOP , LGBTQ + community , facilitated support groups in parenting issues and substance abuse issues.

Sometimes we move into a season of life where we realize something needs to change. We don’t always know what that change is, but we sense that without it, we may not be able to move forward. Therapy is the exploration and healing of that season of life. We have a tendency to repeat old patterns that don’t get us to our goal, but struggle to come up with a different path. This doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with you. In fact, it means that a part of you believes deeply that the way you’re doing things is helpful, even though the end result doesn’t seem so wonderful! Let’s try to create a path to freedom together!

Experiencing painful emotions, chronic depression, anxiety, or feelings of distress? Are there unexpected changes happening in your life? Life is unpredictable, full of highs and lows, ups and downs, beginnings and endings. I want to normalize your feelings because life is not easy. Difficult emotions consume us, other times we avoid them either way; they affect us. Therapy can help you make sense of the complicated nature of life, mental illness, and relationships. If you are ready to explore your personal journey and healing, you have come to the right place.

To share your story and start a journey toward healing is profoundly brave and admirable. Being entrusted to walk alongside those who are willing to take that risk is a privilege that I don’t take lightly. I count it as a tremendous honor to be invited to sit with the clients I work with, in moments of vulnerability and hurt and in those of victory and celebration.

Feeling depressed, overwhelmed, or anxious? Relationship problems? Stress at home or work? Struggling with codependency? Counseling can help! I treat adults, teens, and couples suffering from stress, depression, anxiety, bipolar, and addictions. I also work with families, couples, and individuals who struggle with relationship problems, including codependency. If someone you love is addicted or suffering from serious mental illness, you may need help managing your relationship. Don't give up hope! Counseling can be educational, encouraging, and empowering for you.