Therapists in Greensboro, NC

I help individuals, couples, and families explore how they would like to see their lives change for the better. We navigate relationship issues, parenting challenges, difficulties engaging with peers, and how to set healthy boundaries.

What brings people to counseling? A sense that something's not right. The desire to stop feeling sad, depressed, worried or angry. And the desire to explore issues with an objective listener who has no other agenda than to help do what's right for you. I believe my clients are capable, competent individuals who come to me because life's circumstances have challenged their current ways of coping. My goal is to assist my clients in feeling better as quickly and efficiently as possible, and to help them develop enhanced life skills and gain a better understanding of themselves.

Brittany Mohammed understands how many people struggle with mental health, both knowingly and unknowingly. She strives to be the person who helps individuals overcome obstacles and barriers that prevent them from thriving and operating their fullest potential. Brittany received both her Bachelor's and Master's in Social Work from North Carolina Central University and is the president of R.I.S.E. 4 Girls – a nonprofit organization. She specializes in Depressive Disorder, Anxiety Disorder, and Family-Centered Therapy.

Christian counseling. Teletherapy. Thirty years experience providing psychological services for a broad spectrum of issues.

I believe that we are all meant to be healed, restored, and whole in spirit, mind, and body. Many of life's hurts and challenges come through relationships and so does our healing. Therapy is a safe space to express emotions, receive guidance in making informed and healthy decisions, and move toward desired goals. I specialize in working with couples struggling with their relationship, communication, infidelity, sexual intimacy concerns, and overall connection. I also have a passion for working with individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, relational conflict, self-esteem/identity challenges, trauma & major life changes.

Life can be so unpredictable. Whether it is good or not so good, things occur in our lives that are hard to combat by ourselves. The stress of school, work, relationships, or just adjusting to the effects of Covid19 can take a toll on anyone. Therapy creates an opportunity to express your challenges in a safe, open, and nonjudgmental environment. You are to be commended for exploring counseling because it shows your drive to make a change. I understand the importance of therapy and embrace the prospects of supporting a happier you.

Are you stressed out and anxious? Does it feel like no matter how hard you try, you can’t seem to be happy? Are you struggling with healing after a traumatic event? Have you tried to solve the problems in your life on your own and realized you need help from someone else? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you have made the right choice by being here. And I know this is hard. You’ve likely been debating seeking help for months, if not years. But I’m so glad you found me and have taken the courageous step of being here.

Are you struggling with feeling down? Maybe overwhelmed with relationships, work, or even life? At some point in time, we ALL need help and support navigating tough things. I am here to help you, meet you where you are at emotionally, and work on creating a path forward together. Therapy can be scary or overwhelming, which is why my goal is to help you identify what you want to have a life worth living, and how to get there. I am a guide for you in navigating mental health concerns, and am honored to be along on the journey.

Imagine that with some time you learn to trust me, but really trust me. You feel like you can be just as you are and like you don’t need to wear a mask, even in the midst of sharing a fear or being vulnerable. Imagine that when you are doing this I don’t run away or trivialize what is giving you trouble or how you hurt. Instead, I sit with you – sometimes over and over. There is no need to change or be different before I can accept you. Then, when it’s right, I will learn to attend to your troubles carefully and decisively.

My ideal client is one who recognizes there are hurdles and bumps along the way, and with support and resources they can overcome. This is a person who knows that their emotions are real and can be managed with some focus and acknowledgment. This is a person who wants to continue to work to be their best self.

It's time to do something about how you are feeling. Never been to therapy before, or not sure that talking about your problems is right for you? Feeling stuck and knowing that you need to make a change? Change is possible and getting to the life you want is possible. Call or email to see if this is right for you. Or if your loved one is struggling with addiction and you are looking for ways to cope with this-- I can help you better cope and manage these relationships. The people who come see me are professionals, persons who didn't see themselves talking with a counselor, or maybe not even sure they have a problem.

Therapy is an experience that can benefit everyone. It allows us to take the time to look closely at ourselves. It can help us reflect on how to manage difficult life changes, loneliness and challenging relationships. Everyone experiences sadness and stress. Speaking with a therapist who is nonjudgmental and accepting can help us understand how to meet our professional, personal, and relationship needs. I am a psychotherapist with 15+ years of experience. I use a practical and flexible approach to treat problems such as anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, life-stage adjustment, and others.

Are you feeling overwhelmed, stressed out, or you just want to talk to someone? Counseling can help. We can work together to help you achieve a sense of balance and wellbeing. In addition to providing many years of career counseling for students in academic environments, I have also served my community in many ways. I have a high level of respect and understanding of cultural differences and I am trauma informed and understand the impact that trauma, and tough life circumstances can have on the wellbeing of individuals. I am here to listen and help you improve your condition or identify another route to resolve your concerns.

Everyone has their unique story to tell. Whether you are someone struggling with specific mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, and/or trauma or just hoping to be more in tune with yourself, I am here to help. Common themes clients and I address include mood, motivation, self-worth, gender and sexuality identity exploration, family concerns, body image, trauma processing, and personal expression.

Seeking a therapist can be a viable option to work through relationship issues, career choices and other aspects you may be struggling with. Many clients fear taking the initial step to address theirs concerns, but the step you make today will create a better tomorrow. I specialize in treating depression, anxiety, and sexual issues including sex addictions utilizing a number of evidence based practices to include cognitive behavioral therapy.

I am available to see children, young adults, and adults. You can be seen individually, as couples, or the family unit. I have experience working with a variety of life issues including substance use, anxiety, depression, ADHD, self-esteem, life transitions, and mood disorders. I want to help you achieve your goals of reducing symptoms caused by the above items as well as work on personal goals that you have for yourself. I am available to meet in person or virtual. Sessions do not have to be "traditional" talk therapy but we can use a variety of Expressive Arts Practices or other activities to make the the session more comfortable.

I serve a diverse range of adult clients with mental health concerns, such as depression, anxiety, and relational issues, as well as those who struggle with substance abuse. I also actively practice LGBTQIA+ affirmative therapy and am currently receiving training to become a WPATH Certified Gender Specialist to better serve the transgender, non-binary, and gender queer communities.

I feel it is important to honor an individual’s past and present, as well as create space to explore what a meaningful future might look like. I seek to provide services that are responsive to the many different identities and lived experiences of individuals. I place importance on building a collaborative and non-judgmental therapeutic bond that celebrates authentic self-relation. My goal is for individuals to feel truly seen, allowing for continued self-exploration in a warm and affirming environment. I work with individuals to enhance understanding of symptoms, paying attention to contextual factors that may be causing distress.