Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) Therapists in Eaton, OH

I practice psychotherapy as a licensed clinician. Following my Bachelor's Degree, I completed a Master's Degree at Cincinnati Christian University's School of Behavioral Science. After this, I attained a clinical endorsement and then a supervisory endorsement. Studying under the HOCI Institute, I then became a developmental and relational trauma therapist. I have also completed the 2 year training at Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute in Psychotherapy. My main areas of treatment focus include trauma, emotional distress, anxiety and depression.

Not accepting new clients (Jan 2023) My counseling approach is about collaborating with you and empowering you to identify and work through patterns that are negatively impacting daily life. Whether you have a history of anxiety or depression or perhaps you're going through a transitional period due to relocation, divorce, or just graduating from college, there are proven methods that can help you get back on track or even pursue a new track. Specializing in the following approaches/tools: EMDR, Brainspotting, Polyvagal Theory, SSP, IFS, CBT, and positive psychology.

Ruth Friedman established Friedman Counseling Services, LLC, in an effort to provide excellent and affordable counseling services to couples and adult individuals (ages 18+) across Ohio. Ruth has extensive experience counseling spouses/partners/co-parents who are struggling to communicate; adjusting to marriage, cohabitation, or the demands of parenting; dealing with infidelity, addiction, or trauma; and/or considering marriage, cohabitation, separation, or divorce. Ruth also works with adults who are coping with the impact of trauma, anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive thoughts and behaviors, and/or challenging relationships.

Alexis earned her master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Northwestern University and is currently working towards expanding her work in counseling within the Dayton community. Alexis has a background in nutrition and a variety of movement forms (dance, yoga, and Pilates) and is passionate about facilitating wellness with her clients. Alexis enjoys supporting teens and young adults who are exploring life transitions, adults and older adults from a variety of backgrounds with differing needs, as well as couples and families.

Are you having difficulty adjusting to personal crisis you experience? We can work along this journey as a team to develop attainable goals and develop skills that can revamp your focus and balance your mind, body and soul back to stability. Let me help you find balance in your life? As humans we are the experts of our life, however during turmoil we lose focus and need guidance and help to revitalize our perspective. As a therapist that is my sole goal: provide you with a safe space where you can be honest and open. I will meet you where you are long this journey while providing support.

If you have ADHD or ADHD adjacent concerns (i.e. OCD, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues), you might find life events to be incredibly overwhelming (even simple work tasks and chores). You're noticing that life events like starting a new job or committing to an academic major might challenge your sense of identity, disrupt your routines, and cause you to question our goals and values. You might find that you're procrastinating, losing track of appointments, and forgetting things you should remember. In cases like this, it’s easy to feel stuck, lost, or helpless.

Marla Antunes is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has graduated with her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Ashland Theological Seminary and her Bachelor’s degree in Biology from Case Western Reserve University. She aspires to create a warm and welcoming environment where she uses empirically-based techniques to help clients work towards their individual goals. She is under the supervision of Seth Evans LPCC-S.

You deserve a safe space to explore and understand who you are, beyond the labels and limitations. So often, who we truly are gets lost in the sea of others’ expectations, the roles we hold, and our perception of our capabilities. I work well with adolescents and adults, LGBTQIA+ individuals, those who have a wide emotional range, and people who have experienced religious trauma. I am passionate about work rooted in identity exploration; helping you get to know and appreciate your authentic self. We’ll work together to find tools and strategies for that self to grow and thrive.

Hello! Feeling like you need help with tough feelings or situations but unsure of what to do? I invite you to tell me your story. I would love the privilege to help. Allow me to help you sort through difficulties and remind you of God’s love. I know it can be difficult to remember positive things about life when we are suffering emotionally. Despair, anxiety and life circumstances can stop all of us from living our best life in peace.

Our time together in session is a thoughtful and collaborative process where we work towards building trust in a safe and non-judgmental environment, regardless of race, gender, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or background. My primary objective as a marriage and family therapist is to give you the tools you need to move forward in your life. I have personal and professional experience with individuals, couples, children, adolescents, and families living with chronic pain, anxiety, depression, personality disorders, PTSD, ADHD, divorce, infidelity, and OCD.

Danielle Norris, a Licensed Independent Social Worker based in Ohio, has been dedicated to her practice since 2020. Her educational foundation is a Master's in Social Work obtained from The Catholic University of America. Danielle's expertise lies in assisting individuals in navigating depression, anxiety, ADHD, ASD, LGBTQIA+ support, OCD, trauma, relationship issues, and more.She is deeply committed to fostering a safe, nurturing, and empathetic space that empowers individuals to address life's challenges.

(he/him/his) Simon is interested in helping his clients experience the present moment without judgment through body and emotion-focused awareness. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Addiction Studies from the University of Cincinnati and his Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from The Ohio State University. He completed an 18-month Gestalt theory and practice training program at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland in 2017. Simon is also trained in Prolonged Exposure Therapy for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. He has previously worked with a large and diverse university student population.

Mikel Wallschlaeger is a licensed professional clinical counselor with 13 years of experience. He earned his master's degree from The Ohio State University and his bachelor's degree from University of Colorado. He has previous experience working in community, hospital, nursing home settings, and comprehensive treatment facilities. His specialties include anxiety disorders, dementia, grief counseling, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and stress management. He sees clients ages 18 and older.

Zaida Lane-Shephard (she/hers) is a licensed independent social worker with an undergraduate degree in social work from Western Kentucky University and a master's degree in social work from Campbellsville University. As a mental health therapist, Zaida's goal is to create a space where her clients feel seen, valued, held, and respected. She believes that while we cannot change difficult situations of the past, we will work collaboratively to develop tools and techniques to better handle life's stressors and promote a journey toward living a more mindful life that is aligned with your personal values.

Life is a mystery. And it is filled with a plethora of challenges and difficulties mixed with tangible joys and reasons for gratitude. Varieties of suffering in life are an unavoidable part of the human condition. Learning how to both live with and be transformed in and through our sufferings is an essential endeavor towards both surviving and thriving. In my 10 years of being a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, I have had the distinct privilege of accompanying adults of all stripes through periods in their lives where they wanted the tools and insights that can be acquired through therapy to regain their agency in life.