Therapists in Beachwood, OH

We all go through difficult life experiences that can leave us feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or depressed with behavioral responses that are no longer serving us well. Finding meaning in difficult emotions and life events can be very helpful in moving forward. I feel passionate about providing a nonjudgemental space for clients to engage in self exploration while focusing on healing. I work with individuals, children, and families, bringing warmth and understanding to the relationships and life problems that surround us.

Many of the answers we need for healing come from within ourselves. I will work collaboratively with you to identify and remove obstacles that currently hinder you from accessing your inner wisdom and ability to heal.Because no two people are exactly alike there is no one therapy method that can address the needs of every person. To honor your individuality I utilize an integrative approach with emphasis from client-centered, strength based, mindfulness based and somatic methods. I am a level 2 graduate of Sensorimotor Psychotherapy. I am currently pursuing my certification in Sensorimotor Psychotherpy.

Melissa Miller is a Licensed Social Worker and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor III. She earned her Master's degree in social work from The Ohio State University and her Bachelor's degree in social work from Cleveland State University. Her experience primarily lies in providing individual, group, and couples therapy in both community mental health and forensic social work as well as private practice. Melissa has served a wide variety of client populations, including adults who have experienced incarceration, substance use, and religious trauma.

For over 20 years, the Anxiety Treatment Center has specialized in state-of-the-art treatment for people of all ages with anxiety disorders and stress-related problems. Phobias, worry, panic attacks, hoarding, obsessions, and compulsions have been shown by extensive research to be effectively treated by Cognitive-Behavioral therapy. The Director, Barbara Fleming, Ph.D., is a Diplomate and Founding Fellow of the Academy of Cognitive Therapy and trained with Aaron T. Beck, M.D., the originator of Cognitive Therapy. She co-authored the books "Clinical Applications of Cognitive Therapy" and "Cognitive Therapy of Personality Disorders."

The Cleveland Center for Cognitive Therapy provides effective, up-to- date treatment for a broad range of problems including depression, anxiety, anger, relationship problems, substance abuse, and coping with chronic illness. We work with children, adolescents, and adults, as well as couples and families. The Director, James Pretzer, Ph.D., is a Diplomate and Founding Fellow of the Academy of Cognitive Therapy. He trained with the originator of Cognitive Therapy, Aaron T. Beck, M.D., and is a co-author of the books "Clinical Applications of Cognitive Therapy" and "Cognitive Therapy of Personality Disorders."

I offer virtual counseling. Therapy can be a scary thought, but it is a space for you to find yourself again and experience life. As a therapist, I am aware of the stigma of seeking mental health support, and I know taking the first step to come to therapy can be difficult. I strive to create a warm, inclusive, welcoming environment to allow clients to express themselves openly and honestly without judgment. We walk through the world holding many different experiences that make us unique: race, gender, sexual orientation, and more. I help my clients allow themselves permission to feel their feelings and walk forward.

I am a licensed independent social worker with a PhD in psychology (academic degree). My humanistic approach engages clients in active collaboration on the content/direction of therapy. I strive to make the therapeutic space & time warm, welcoming, & safe, to provide clients the ability to focus on problems. I have extensive experience working within healthcare & hospice environments, & have a strong understanding of medical issues. I utilize strengths-based approaches in counseling individuals, couples, & families. Techniques are based on therapies including; EMDR, mindfulness, acceptance, cognitive behavioral, dialectical behavioral, narrative, motivational interviewing, psychodynamic, & client-centered therapy. My dissertation focused on existential suffering at end of life.

Solomon Zaraa, DO is board-certified in both General Psychiatry and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. He has expertise in medication management in all mental health disorders including ADHD, behavioral disorders, depression and other mood disorders, anxiety, panic, PTSD and other trauma-related conditions, and autism.

It has been my privilege to help people develop lives that are deeply meaningful and emotionally satisfying. Psychotherapy is not a set of tricks or techniques. Rather, it is a personal relationship that affects people on a number of levels. Most of my clients come away from the process with some new practical skills and new, more adaptive ways of looking at life. They also hone their capacities to look at themselves, with more insight and greater self-understanding. Particularly rewarding for me has been my work with families, assisting them in healing from the wounds and fractures of divorce.

I specialize in integrative therapy, my approach is to address the individual holistically through both traditional talk therapy combined with art therapy, hypnotherapy, mindfulness, and EMDR. My specialties include: anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, life transitions, substance abuse/dependency and recovery. I believe the goals of therapy are to help to empower individuals to find healing and meaning in their lives.

Whether you are interested in pre-marital counseling, general improvement of your relationship, recalibrating or realigning goals/values, increasing emotional connectedness, conflict management, improving communication, or need help resolving a major relational crisis, Enrich Couples Counseling Group can help. Counselors at the practice are licensed therapists. They serve as a neutral mediator, helping couples recognize and resolve current or future potential conflicts, and increase awareness and understanding of the perceptions of both involved. Therapists work to provide equal time, attention, and understanding.

My ideal client may or may not have an idea where his or her distress is coming from but IS motivated to make changes to alleviate that distress. Together, we will develop strategies tailored to you to help you cope with current and/or past stressors so that you may lead a more peaceful, content life. My goal with all my clients is to help them feel like the best version of themselves.

If you seek to heal from the inside out from depression, anxiety, confusion, chronic somatic pain, PTSD etc. using wholistic care strategies, it would be an honor to serve you in this therapeutic relationship. Mind-body alignment along with psychotherapy gives a wholistic range of tools to heal and strengthen one's mental health. I support your goals and your opinions and put respect for your life journey at the root of therapy to facilitate healing. If you are struggling to adjust culturally, find your voice, family issues, or struggling with your mental health I would love to serve you in gaining balance.

Antoinette Harrison is a Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) at Ascension Counseling & Therapy, passionate about helping others process traumatic experiences/major life stressors. She believes everyone deserves empathic understanding, concern, and acceptance while uncovering meaning in their inner world. I need help with career planning and goal setting. Experiencing suicidal thoughts and caring for a nonverbal adult /child due to Autism? Navigating a divorce or co-parenting. Did you age out of foster care, still struggling with feelings of rejection? Military families welcome. Let's talk, I believe change is always possible.

People are hostages of their unremembered past - past attachments, traumas, deprivations and coping strategies. Many of these strategies were necessary for survival and adaptation in the past, but later they became useless. When later in life the unremembered past is repeated, it limits a person's freedom, creativity and happiness. One usually needs help with understanding and undoing these old, repetitive and often ineffective strategies aimed at dealing with anxiety and life.

I specialize in evidenced-based treatments for children, adolescents, and families. My approach to treatment is heavily skill-based, goal oriented, and highly collaborative. I view the parents/guardians as experts in their child, and feel that together, we form a unified team. My practice includes: Anxiety, Adjustment Disorders, Depression, OCD, Parent-Child Conflict/Skill Development, Phobias, and Self-Esteem Enhancement. I also specialize in working with the siblings of children with special needs, including developmental disabilities and special healthcare needs, to address family dynamics and coping skills development.