Secular and Non-Religious Therapists in Beavercreek, OH
Seeking support takes courage, and I admire that you're here. I aim to provide a safe, nonjudgmental space for those who are navigating anxiety, depression, complex trauma, relationship issues, grief, identity exploration, and/or life transitions. My style is a mix of compassionate support and insightful exploration, rooted in empathy and genuine connection. I believe in the transformative power of self-discovery and tend to work best with curious individuals who seek a deeper understanding of themselves and their experiences.
Seeking support takes courage, and I admire that you're here. I aim to provide a safe, nonjudgmental space for those who are navigating anxiety, depression, complex trauma, relationship issues, grief, identity exploration, and/or life transitions. My style is a mix of compassionate support and insightful exploration, rooted in empathy and genuine connection. I believe in the transformative power of self-discovery and tend to work best with curious individuals who seek a deeper understanding of themselves and their experiences.
Have you ever felt completely overwhelmed, out of your depth, or like no one has your back? If so, I'm here to tell you that it takes strength to reach out for help, and by even just being here, you've taken the first step. In our busy day-to-day, it is easy to overlook our mental well-being when we are caught up just trying to survive, whether it is our depression, anxiety, self-esteem issues, or past traumas. It is okay to feel vulnerable, to hurt, to falter, as these experiences can give us renewed purpose. Sometimes, all we need is a little guidance, support, and a listening ear to give ourselves that push towards our goals!
Have you ever felt completely overwhelmed, out of your depth, or like no one has your back? If so, I'm here to tell you that it takes strength to reach out for help, and by even just being here, you've taken the first step. In our busy day-to-day, it is easy to overlook our mental well-being when we are caught up just trying to survive, whether it is our depression, anxiety, self-esteem issues, or past traumas. It is okay to feel vulnerable, to hurt, to falter, as these experiences can give us renewed purpose. Sometimes, all we need is a little guidance, support, and a listening ear to give ourselves that push towards our goals!
Accepting new adult clients for individual and couples therapy. It takes a lot of bravery to embark on a therapeutic journey, and I am so glad you are here! I love supporting folks from all walks of life in the rewarding work of enriching their lives and relationships. My name is Becca, I'm a queer-friendly couples and individual counselor. I prefer a collaborative and person-centered approach to therapy, utilizing diverse techniques to support your growth and progress on your goals. I believe counseling is a calling, not just a job; and I would be honored to walk with you on this journey!
Accepting new adult clients for individual and couples therapy. It takes a lot of bravery to embark on a therapeutic journey, and I am so glad you are here! I love supporting folks from all walks of life in the rewarding work of enriching their lives and relationships. My name is Becca, I'm a queer-friendly couples and individual counselor. I prefer a collaborative and person-centered approach to therapy, utilizing diverse techniques to support your growth and progress on your goals. I believe counseling is a calling, not just a job; and I would be honored to walk with you on this journey!
My ideal client is someone who’s tired—tired of carrying everything, showing up for everyone else, and putting themselves last. On the outside they may look like they’re holding it together, but inside they feel overwhelmed, disconnected, and aware that past hurt or trauma has been running the show in their current life. They come to therapy not because something is “wrong,” but because they’re ready to heal, to finally deal with what’s hurt them, and to reconnect with themselves so they can feel grounded, balanced, and whole again.
My ideal client is someone who’s tired—tired of carrying everything, showing up for everyone else, and putting themselves last. On the outside they may look like they’re holding it together, but inside they feel overwhelmed, disconnected, and aware that past hurt or trauma has been running the show in their current life. They come to therapy not because something is “wrong,” but because they’re ready to heal, to finally deal with what’s hurt them, and to reconnect with themselves so they can feel grounded, balanced, and whole again.
Sara Blevins-Ranes
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, MA, ATR-BC, LPC, LPCC, LPAT
3 Endorsed
Online Only
Waitlist for new clients
Life can oftentimes feel overwhelming and if you have wished for an instruction manual or 'how-to' guide, you are not the first, nor will you be the last. My approach works to help you better understand how best to navigate the world around you, especially if the world was not built with you in mind. Together, we can develop the support, structure, and safety that you deserve while going through life. My practice is neurodivergence-affirming and queer-positive. I strive to foster an environment where you can belong, instead of one where you have to fit in.
Life can oftentimes feel overwhelming and if you have wished for an instruction manual or 'how-to' guide, you are not the first, nor will you be the last. My approach works to help you better understand how best to navigate the world around you, especially if the world was not built with you in mind. Together, we can develop the support, structure, and safety that you deserve while going through life. My practice is neurodivergence-affirming and queer-positive. I strive to foster an environment where you can belong, instead of one where you have to fit in.
Are you exhausted from trying “all the things” and still waking up with a nervous system stuck on high alert, replaying memories you can’t shake & bracing for the next emotional crash? As an EMDR-trained, trauma-centered therapist at New Life Wellness, our work together is highly personalized, collaborative, and grounded in lifestyle medicine so you experience real, sustainable change in daily life.
My specialties include trauma (complex, chronic, acute, sexual, religious), anxiety, depression, anger, grief/loss, chronic pain, relationships, men's issues, and career counseling.
Are you exhausted from trying “all the things” and still waking up with a nervous system stuck on high alert, replaying memories you can’t shake & bracing for the next emotional crash? As an EMDR-trained, trauma-centered therapist at New Life Wellness, our work together is highly personalized, collaborative, and grounded in lifestyle medicine so you experience real, sustainable change in daily life.
My specialties include trauma (complex, chronic, acute, sexual, religious), anxiety, depression, anger, grief/loss, chronic pain, relationships, men's issues, and career counseling.
Although psychological assessment can seem overwhelming, it is designed to help you and your loved one understand and find the correct treatment for their current symptoms. Similar to medical tests that are done to understand a patient’s physical symptoms, psychological assessment uses tests, questionnaires, and clinical observation to understand a person’s behavior, personality, cognitive and social-emotional functioning. It is likely that you are looking to gather information about yourself or your loved one in order to clarify and find a way to help them. Psychological assessment is a way to find answers to plan for treatment.
Although psychological assessment can seem overwhelming, it is designed to help you and your loved one understand and find the correct treatment for their current symptoms. Similar to medical tests that are done to understand a patient’s physical symptoms, psychological assessment uses tests, questionnaires, and clinical observation to understand a person’s behavior, personality, cognitive and social-emotional functioning. It is likely that you are looking to gather information about yourself or your loved one in order to clarify and find a way to help them. Psychological assessment is a way to find answers to plan for treatment.
Ria Megnin
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MA, LISW-S
2 Endorsed
Serves Area
Not accepting new clients
Let's be honest - it's not easy to find queer-friendly, non-Christian therapy in southwest Ohio. If this is what you're looking for, reach out and let's see if we may be a good fit! If my practice is currently full, I'm happy to offer referrals and/or a wait list.
My focus is supporting women+, folx on the gender and sexuality spectrums, and people in non-traditional relationships, on the journey of navigating current challenges, unhealed past experiences, and ongoing relationship harm.
Let's be honest - it's not easy to find queer-friendly, non-Christian therapy in southwest Ohio. If this is what you're looking for, reach out and let's see if we may be a good fit! If my practice is currently full, I'm happy to offer referrals and/or a wait list.
My focus is supporting women+, folx on the gender and sexuality spectrums, and people in non-traditional relationships, on the journey of navigating current challenges, unhealed past experiences, and ongoing relationship harm.
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Hey there! My goal is to provide a space where you feel heard, supported, and understood without judgment. I work with individuals navigating anxiety, relationship struggles, self-doubt, life transitions, emotional overwhelm, and feeling stuck in patterns that no longer serve them. Together, we explore what’s underneath the surface while building practical, realistic ways to move forward. My approach is compassionate, honest, and human. Therapy with me is about meaningful connection, growth, and helping you feel less alone while creating lasting change.
Hey there! My goal is to provide a space where you feel heard, supported, and understood without judgment. I work with individuals navigating anxiety, relationship struggles, self-doubt, life transitions, emotional overwhelm, and feeling stuck in patterns that no longer serve them. Together, we explore what’s underneath the surface while building practical, realistic ways to move forward. My approach is compassionate, honest, and human. Therapy with me is about meaningful connection, growth, and helping you feel less alone while creating lasting change.
A belief I carry into my work is "We are not robots! We are imperfect, complicated human beings." For you, this may look like fears of failure, struggling to get through daily tasks, lacking joy, feeling hopeless, or comparing yourself to others. Maybe you have tried SO HARD to create the life you want, but feel stuck or at your wits' end. Maybe you find yourself expecting too much, or not even knowing what you want! There is no simple switch to flip (because you aren't made of metal), but I am here to help you catch a break with your ADHD, anxiety, depression (or life) and create clarity, calm, and acceptance.
A belief I carry into my work is "We are not robots! We are imperfect, complicated human beings." For you, this may look like fears of failure, struggling to get through daily tasks, lacking joy, feeling hopeless, or comparing yourself to others. Maybe you have tried SO HARD to create the life you want, but feel stuck or at your wits' end. Maybe you find yourself expecting too much, or not even knowing what you want! There is no simple switch to flip (because you aren't made of metal), but I am here to help you catch a break with your ADHD, anxiety, depression (or life) and create clarity, calm, and acceptance.
While I have experience working with a wide variety of clients and issues, particular emphasis areas include: young adults, navigating life changes, managing academic and/or work stress, improving relationships, identity development and integration, queer and gender diverse experiences, impact of
While I have experience working with a wide variety of clients and issues, particular emphasis areas include: young adults, navigating life changes, managing academic and/or work stress, improving relationships, identity development and integration, queer and gender diverse experiences, impact of
My name is Tiffany M. B. Chouteau and my ideal client is someone who is ready to work towards the change they want to see in their lives. I enjoy helping others to empower themselves towards the changes they want to make in their lives. My primary goal is work collaboratively with clients in a supportive, non-judgmental environment.
My name is Tiffany M. B. Chouteau and my ideal client is someone who is ready to work towards the change they want to see in their lives. I enjoy helping others to empower themselves towards the changes they want to make in their lives. My primary goal is work collaboratively with clients in a supportive, non-judgmental environment.
I'm Dacey M. Spinuzzi, and I know life’s ups and downs can leave you feeling overwhelmed but you don’t have to face them alone. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, substance misuse, or people-pleasing, I'm here to support you. As an LGBTQIA-affirming therapist, I offer a safe, compassionate space where you can be your true self without fear of judgment. Together, we can explore your challenges, build resilience, and help you move toward a life that feels more authentic and fulfilling.
I'm Dacey M. Spinuzzi, and I know life’s ups and downs can leave you feeling overwhelmed but you don’t have to face them alone. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, substance misuse, or people-pleasing, I'm here to support you. As an LGBTQIA-affirming therapist, I offer a safe, compassionate space where you can be your true self without fear of judgment. Together, we can explore your challenges, build resilience, and help you move toward a life that feels more authentic and fulfilling.
Hi, I'm Cortney and I'm here to help. I believe the foundation for success in therapy is rooted in the therapeutic alliance between therapist and client. In this partnership, I bring authenticity, empathetic understanding and compassion. My approach is intentional, eclectic, and strengths based to best suit your needs as we move through this journey together. It is my genuine belief that everyone is the expert on their own life, but often times we need a little bit of help to unlock our greatness. I hope to be that help for you.
Hi, I'm Cortney and I'm here to help. I believe the foundation for success in therapy is rooted in the therapeutic alliance between therapist and client. In this partnership, I bring authenticity, empathetic understanding and compassion. My approach is intentional, eclectic, and strengths based to best suit your needs as we move through this journey together. It is my genuine belief that everyone is the expert on their own life, but often times we need a little bit of help to unlock our greatness. I hope to be that help for you.
As a queer, non-binary therapist, my work emphasizes creating a space for other voices and individuals on the gender and sexuality spectrums. I work with all mental health concerns, however my specialty is supporting clients navigating chronic illness and/or neurodivergence. I have lived experience with these conditions and want every person to feel heard and seen.
As a queer, non-binary therapist, my work emphasizes creating a space for other voices and individuals on the gender and sexuality spectrums. I work with all mental health concerns, however my specialty is supporting clients navigating chronic illness and/or neurodivergence. I have lived experience with these conditions and want every person to feel heard and seen.
Our relationships define our humanity, bringing richness and joy into our lives while sometimes causing pain. They act as mirrors, reflecting our inner selves and fulfilling our innate need for connection. When we are connected to others, we feel more in tune with ourselves and our world. However, mental health challenges can both contribute to and result from relationship discord, creating a distressing cycle. Feelings of isolation lead to further disconnection, distancing us from our values and deepening our sense of loneliness and loss. Through therapy, we can carve a different path: one of vulnerability, intimacy, and joy.
Our relationships define our humanity, bringing richness and joy into our lives while sometimes causing pain. They act as mirrors, reflecting our inner selves and fulfilling our innate need for connection. When we are connected to others, we feel more in tune with ourselves and our world. However, mental health challenges can both contribute to and result from relationship discord, creating a distressing cycle. Feelings of isolation lead to further disconnection, distancing us from our values and deepening our sense of loneliness and loss. Through therapy, we can carve a different path: one of vulnerability, intimacy, and joy.
I enjoy working with children, adolescents, and young adults as they navigate mental health and behavioral challenges. My goal is to provide a supportive, compassionate, and nonjudgmental environment where clients feel safe to express themselves, build confidence, and develop healthy coping skills.
I enjoy working with children, adolescents, and young adults as they navigate mental health and behavioral challenges. My goal is to provide a supportive, compassionate, and nonjudgmental environment where clients feel safe to express themselves, build confidence, and develop healthy coping skills.
I work with clients navigating one or more of the following: general anxiety, grief from losing a loved one or a relationship, or trauma that still shapes a sense of self and relationships, people with communication and trust challenges within relationships, and major life transitions like midlife, career changes, moves, becoming a parent, divorce or leaving for college. When working with trauma, safety, trust, and intentional pacing of sessions is prioritized. Skills that increase feelings of being grounded, supported, and in control are built over time as you move toward healing and healthier connections.
I work with clients navigating one or more of the following: general anxiety, grief from losing a loved one or a relationship, or trauma that still shapes a sense of self and relationships, people with communication and trust challenges within relationships, and major life transitions like midlife, career changes, moves, becoming a parent, divorce or leaving for college. When working with trauma, safety, trust, and intentional pacing of sessions is prioritized. Skills that increase feelings of being grounded, supported, and in control are built over time as you move toward healing and healthier connections.
I believe that human connection is vital to the therapeutic practice and so during therapy, I do my best to provide a safe space to explore emotions and challenges as well as providing a space that is LGBTQIA+ affirming, anti-racist and Disability Justice Oriented. While I work with clients who experience a spectrum of challenges such as anxiety, depression, and work stress, I specialize in helping clients heal from trauma using cognitive, existential, somatic and polyvagal approaches.
I believe that human connection is vital to the therapeutic practice and so during therapy, I do my best to provide a safe space to explore emotions and challenges as well as providing a space that is LGBTQIA+ affirming, anti-racist and Disability Justice Oriented. While I work with clients who experience a spectrum of challenges such as anxiety, depression, and work stress, I specialize in helping clients heal from trauma using cognitive, existential, somatic and polyvagal approaches.
Kelley Summers
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LISW, MSW
2 Endorsed
Dayton, OH 45429
Waitlist for new clients
I am a queer, affirming therapist. I am non-denominational, but am spiritual in realms of Pagan and Astrology with a splash of Buddhist practices. I am what you get and know my style isn’t for everyone. I believe I can provide a safe, inclusive, and inviting energy and space whether online or in person.
I am a queer, affirming therapist. I am non-denominational, but am spiritual in realms of Pagan and Astrology with a splash of Buddhist practices. I am what you get and know my style isn’t for everyone. I believe I can provide a safe, inclusive, and inviting energy and space whether online or in person.
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Secular and Non-Religious Therapists
What is a secular and non religious approach in therapy?
Secular or non-religious therapy is a theoretical orientation used by many therapists and describes a therapeutic approach that does not rely on any specific religious or faith-based beliefs in the therapeutic process. Secular counselors will often approach therapy with an emphasis on evidence-based practices, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) or Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to help clients, instead of relying on religious practices, such as prayer or belief in God.
Is secular therapy primarily for non-religious people?
Both religious and non-religious individuals can benefit from secular therapy. People exploring their religious or spiritual beliefs may find it especially useful to work with a secular therapist who is unbiased toward any specific religion. While religious individuals might value the connection and familiarity of seeing a counselor who shares their beliefs, secular counseling can offer them the chance to develop coping skills independent of their religious practice, which can be beneficial in various aspects of their lives.
Can a secular approach to therapy help with religious trauma?
One major reason clients may seek a secular therapist is to process previous religious experiences, including religious trauma. Secular therapists can help clients manage symptoms of the trauma through practices such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy or Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). They can also encourage clients through talk therapy or psychodynamic approaches to explore the roots of their religious trauma. Since secular therapists do not have any predetermined religious beliefs, they can be particularly helpful for clients looking to explore their own religious beliefs following a history of religious trauma.
What does non religious marriage and premarital counseling involve?
Marriage and premarital counseling typically involves a couple meeting with a therapist to discuss topics such as planning for marriage, navigating a new marriage, addressing relationship challenges, and developing better communication and conflict resolution skills. Non-religious therapists assist couples in achieving these goals without adhering to specific religious beliefs or frameworks, often emphasizing inclusivity and non-judgment, especially for "nontraditional" couples. However, seeking couples therapy from a non-religious counselor does not mean religious topics are off-limits. In fact, non-religious couples from different religious backgrounds may benefit from a secular therapist who remains neutral toward the beliefs of each partner.