Therapists Beginning With C in North Carolina

Life can come at you fast and at times, become a little overwhelming. Sometimes, feelings of hopelessness, stress, frustration and even sadness may occur. It can be a little hard trying to manage everyday life stressors, like school or even family dynamics. This can all cause feelings of disappointment or hopelessness.

In a world where stress often manifests silently through medical issues, unexplained dysregulation, or unsettling dreams, understanding the "why" behind our struggles can feel like searching for light in darkness. Specializing in women's health and trauma, I offer a compassionate space for you to explore and understand the intricate web of your experiences. Life’s stressors don’t exist in a vacuum—they're often echoes of past challenges, reemerging in our most vulnerable moments. I'm here to help if you find yourself asking, "Why is this happening?", feeling unmoored by emotions, or facing chronic conditions with no clear source.

Whether you are just beginning or continuing therapy, if you are reading this, I want to applaud you for making it to this point. We all experience the highs and lows of life and sometimes we need more help than our friends and family can provide. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I use a blend of therapeutic modalities to assist individuals, couples and families working through relationship issues, depression or anxiety, life transitions, trauma, eating disorder and body image challenges, family dynamics and anything that makes them feel stuck or defeated with their current circumstances.

I am a licensed psychologist treating depression, bipolar and anxiety disorders, relationship difficulties, health-related stress, and career and work problems. In addition to helping people find relief from depression and anxiety, I have a particular focus on helping the person understand how his/her mind works so that experiences can be more fulfilling and internal life, more rich and meaningful. I work to recognize and build upon personal strengths, cultivate resilience and enhance optimal functioning. See CamillaRogersPhD.com

I am a Jungian Psychoanalyst who trained in Zurich Switzerland. I consider the work with the client a unique opportunity for his/her growth and development [regardlessof age] that can bring healing and a greater sense of wholeness to life. The client and I, together, explore dreams, memories of current and past experiences, imagination, thoughts, and feelings, within the context of everyday life and the particular problems presented. We follow these with care, in order to order to find new connections and understanding, healing, and to discover a new meaning and balance in a changing and sometimes disorienting world.

Seeking therapy can be difficult, and being here tells me you desire change. Change can be resolving a problem, addressing symptoms or seeking something more. I work as a partner with you to facilitate meaningful life changes. Through innovative and dynamic approaches you will go on a journey into your self, embracing what you can become. We will address fears and barriers that have been holding you back. I have a vast array of clinical knowledge and specialize in areas of depression, LGB issues, transgender issues, chronic illnesses, domestic violence and survivors of trauma.

I am a licensed psychologist with over 25 years of experience working with individuals and communities to create positive change. In my clinical practice, I work with adolescents, adults and families to address issues such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, parenting, and divorce adjustment. I also offer support during life cycle transitions, like college, new jobs, or caring for an elderly parent. Much of my coaching work is oriented around enhancing authentic, courageous leadership that builds cultures in which engaged people thrive. As a Certified Dare to Lead™ Facilitator, I offer workshops based on the research of Dr. Brené Brown.

Now offering 90 minute couple sessions. I am an experienced, licensed marriage and family therapist working with couples, individuals and children. I can help put your history in its rightful place and create a healthy narrative that will allow you to flourish. Let's partner to gain insight on potential blockers and craft practical solutions to move you past them, creating harmony in your relationships. Call today to schedule a free 30 minute meet & greet.

After raising a family, I returned to school, and have now enjoyed over a decade working as a clinical social worker with adults both in hospital and community based settings. Often, additional support is needed to find meaning and regain a sense of stability after loss, life transitions and both physical and mental illness. I work from a model of wellness that includes physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. I pull from various theoretical perspectives based on what is appropriate for your needs.

My name is Patrisha Campbell, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW #C010533). I have a total of 8 years of clinical experience providing treatment for children/adolescents, adults and families for the following clinical areas: early childhood trauma, anxiety, mood disorder, ADHD, PTSD, conduct disorders, death and bereavement, and sexual offending.

I work with individuals, couples, and families who are looking to renewed sense of self. I work with clients on a wide range of things such as; victims/survivors of abuse, child welfare and custody issues including abuse and neglect, trauma victims/survivors, domestic violence, coping and managing mental health issues, anxiety, and depression, couples looking to regain their connection or intimacy issues, coping with divorce, and families looking to create a cohesive living environment.

As a psychodynamic psychotherapist with over 35 years of experience I believe you are coming to me as a fellow pilgrim, journeying toward healing that comes when deepest concerns are shared safely with another human being. My approach invites reflection and the creation of a space where you can move at your own pace. When you tell me your story which may be painful, even terrible for you, I desire to stay with you and provide emotional presence especially when the going gets rough.

Adolescence to early adulthood can be a confusing and overwhelming time in a person’s development, but it’s a time with potential for powerful growth and healing. Your teen or young adult may be navigating sexual and gender preferences, peer relationships, and school responsibilities. They may be suffering from discrimination or bullying. Often these experiences can erupt in an array of struggles: anxiety, depression, gender dysphoria, anger, isolation, body image issues, or lack of focus. You want your kid to feel comfortable in their own skin; to learn ways to accept themselves and to thrive on whatever path they choose.

Families that are experiencing challenges related to life transitions such as family blending, disagreements on how to handle certain matters, a member having a newly diagnosed mental health problem, and sibling fighting are all struggles that I can help guide you through. I also have experience with mothers dealing with transitioning to motherhood for the first, second, third or more time(s) experiencing mental and emotional changes. We will partner together in achieving goals such as learning healthy coping mechanisms during life transitions and reframing thought perspectives to help with behavioral and emotional growth.

Welcome! I wholeheartedly believe in the transformative power of this process and I applaud you for taking a step toward your healing. I strive to create a safe space in which you can fully explore and process your concerns, feel empowered to create your needed changes, and feel supported through it all. I consider it a privilege to be able to do this work with you.

Hello! I'm so glad you're here. I work to support folks of all ages to address eating disorders, anxiety, depression, and family of origin concerns. I'm passionate about working with queer and trans folks and individuals who identify as neurodivergent. I'm deeply committed to maintaining an anti-racist, neurodiversity-affirming, and harm-reduction centered practice, considering clients and their challenges in the context of oppressive systems.

Being a therapist is my greatest passion and a proud part of my identity. I am here to help clients who struggle with anything any stressor in life: from depression, anxiety, trauma, family conflict, domestic violence, relationship issues, the list goes on. There is no limit to how difficult the world can be or how heavy hurt can feel, but together we can learn what is needed, set goals, and start the healing together.

I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor with five years of experience. I specialize in the areas of depression, anxiety, men’s issues, adult relationship issues, child-parent relationship issues, trauma, and ADHD. I am also an experienced School-Based Mental Health Therapist. I utilize a range of modalities tied to a person-centered approach, including cognitive behavioral therapy, narrative therapy, play therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, interpersonal therapy, motivational interviewing, and solution-focused brief therapy.

I am an LCSW based out of Raleigh, NC specializing in individual, couple's and family therapy. I received my Master’s in Social Work with a Concentration in Mental Health and Substance Abuse at Fayetteville State University. While attending FSU, I completed the Substance Abuse Licensure Program at UNC Chapel Hill. As way to ensure that my community received the help they needed, I created and implemented the Substance Abuse Program in the Social Work Department at Fayetteville State. With the assistance of my professor at FSU and the board member/ professor at UNC Chapel Hill, Worth Bolton of the before I graduated in May 2013.