Adults Therapists in Falls Of Neuse, Raleigh, NC

My ideal client is someone who has an idea of where they want to be but needs a little help to get there. I believe that the therapeutic journey is about understanding a person's life experience in order to help them reach their full potential. Developing a trusting relationship is a very important aspect in creating change. And whether these changes are small or large in scale, they can have a profound impact on someone's life. I like to be able to support and guide clients as they work on those changes.

Kelli Cryer developed a passion for mental health during her time as a resident’s assistant in college, where she saw the challenges that individuals faced while trying to manage academic, professional, personal and family expectations. While in graduate school, she took interest in engaging with adolescents and emerging adults . Kelli has strived to practice an empathetic approach to problem solving, in addition to creating strategic and actionable plans that have worked well for those populations served; as evidenced by positive long-term changes in attitudes, beliefs and behaviors.

Hey hey! My name is Madison and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate in the State of NC. I received my Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies from UNC - Greensboro and my Master in Social Work from North Carolina Central University. I have a passion to work with adolescents and young adults , who aspire to be seen, heard, and ready to do the work towards a better self. As a previous teenager and as a young adult, I empathize with so many lived experiences that take place during these stages of development.

Mary is passionate about normalizing mental health treatment, especially in cultures that stigmatize seeking help. She is board-certified and works with children, adolescents, and young adults until the age of 30 utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy. Mary offers couples and marital therapy, group therapy, family therapy, and provides LGBTQ+ care. She wants her patients to feel heard, empathized and encouraged. Mary incorporates humor and laughter during sessions, when appropriate.

I enjoy working with clients who are experiencing anxiety, depression, life and family transitions, parenting stress, attachment issues, and struggles with self-esteem, self-confidence and emotional regulation. I am especially passionate about working with individuals who have experienced trauma, particularly children birth to age 5 and young adults . My goal is to help people to gain a better understanding of the connections between their thoughts, feelings and behaviors in order to build a more balanced and meaningful life.

Hello and Welcome! First and foremost, I'd like to commend you on taking the first step. Oftentimes the first step is the hardest, but... YOU'VE DONE IT! Often, I ask clients, “How do you eat an elephant?” After the looks of bewilderment subside, I am most often told, “You can’t”. As your counselor, it is my hope to show you that it can be accomplished. But how? "One small bite at a time." My ideal client is one who is willing to take a chance on becoming the absolute best version of themselves. It is my hope that in working together, we can tackle the stressors of everyday life and get back to living a fulfilled life.

Are you feeling anxious, sad, hurt, afraid, angry, or even irritable? Are you wondering if you are over-thinking things, worrying too much, struggling with trust issues, or being overly cautious? You may be struggling to overcome a complicated relationship, dealing with overwhelming feelings of isolation, having difficulty increasing your motivation, or just trying to find your new normal. Whatever the reason is that you are now considering counseling, we are here to help. At Introspection Counseling Center, our mission is to ameliorate mental and emotional stressors through a deeper look at one's unique human experiences.

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in North Carolina, I believe that all should have access to affordable culturally sensitive therapy/counseling. This belief prompted me to begin practicing therapy in 2010. I believe that seeking therapy demonstrates strength, not weakness, and my aim is to make mental health services more accessible to all. My professional experience includes working with adults , families, children, adolescents, and couples where I provided counseling in community mental health, counseling to military members and their families, and counseling to offenders within the criminal justice system.

Welcome! My name is Tommy Hibbs and I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate in North Carolina. I believe therapy is for anyone and everyone. It is a chance for one to better explore their identity, wants and needs, goals, and so much more. My objective within sessions is to create a space for further self-discovery and self-acceptance. Clients deserve to be heard, validated, seen, and affirmed. My deepest desire in therapy is for my clients to feel at peace with who they are and who they are becoming.

Everything you need to improve and transform your life you already possess inside of you. My job as your therapist is to empower you to use your strengths to achieve your goals and change your life.

Are you, or someone you love, at a crossroads in life? Deciding to contact a therapist is the first step to bringing about the change you desire. I recognize that it takes courage to begin this search, and it is usually the result of emotional pain. I want you to know that there is hope. Your present circumstances do not have to dictate your future. This does not need to become your new normal. Instead, you have the power to overcome your current circumstances. I believe that through a safe and trusting counseling relationship, true healing can begin.

I am passionate about creating a safe space while working with adolescents, youth, and young adults . I specialize in life transitions, academic struggles, social interactions, and emotional regulation. I work with folks who have experienced or are currently experiencing trauma, depression, anxiety and other mood disorders.