Therapists in Cleveland, OH

Mary brings more than 25 years of healthcare, mental health, and addiction recovery experience to her practice. She has a proven track record of organizing and managing teams and ensuring high-quality programs and outcomes for the individuals served. Mary is credentialed in Ohio as a Licensed Social Worker (LSW), a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with Supervisory Designation (LPCC-S) and a Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor (LICDC).

Tammy Harmon-Rodriguez, LPCC-S, LSW I am Tammy, a professional clinical counselor - licensed in Ohio with over 20+ years of experience working in the mental health and addictions field. I started my private practice, Hearts To Minds, about a year ago as it has been a long dream to inspire others and create a safe place for those who want to come along on a positive journey. I like helping people that like helping themselves and knowing their worth. I became a counselor for many reasons, and one of those is the profound early loss of my mother.

I provide teletherapy sessions through your smart device throughout MD, WV, and OH. A busy mother, a millennial, or an entrepreneur juggling life and work will find teletherapy sessions perfect for their schedule! Visit my website for more information. With over 10 yrs experience, I recognize how navigating life is complicated. Still, working together, we can help you overcome obstacles to find security, peace, and feeling like you are understood. My goal is to help you identify your unique issues and help you find resolve and relief through inner work. You can do this!

William T. Zaffiro, Jr. has been in the field of mental health counseling for over 10 years. Earning his CDCA first in 2012, he has progressed towards being a clinical supervisor for both the Chemical Dependency Board and Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board. Competent in both group and individual care, he has worked with and trained professional counselors and students from CSU and John Carroll University. Bill focuses on clients that are suffering from depression, anxiety, trauma, addictions, spiritual struggles, identity issues, and major life transitions.

Feeling trapped in your thoughts and emotions? My passion is to help my clients find clarity and feel grounded in these difficult times. I have also noticed that, despite what brings clients to therapy, I especially love to help them work towards fulfilling their hopes and ambitions, rediscovering pleasures (especially those that might have gotten lost during childhood), reconnecting to their bodies through rhythm and movement, and helping heal the inner child who was perhaps forced to grow up too fast.

Being trained in Marriage and Family Therapy isn't just about working with couples. It is best to state that relationships are my passion. Be it with the self: your thoughts, fears, concerns, spirituality, etc...or with others: a friend, sibling, partner, etc. Whether it's focusing on anxieties, communication, troubling thoughts, trauma, or depression, I founded One Session at a Time to provide an accepting, safe environment for those who want to challenge themselves in their journey toward self growth either on their own or with another.

Are you ready to finally stop reliving a traumatic situation (e.g. childbirth, car accident or assault) over and over again? Want to actually sleep through the night, calmly walk into meetings or stop overthinking every situation? Stephani uses an evidence-based, non-invasive process that will effectively help you release intense emotional reactions to past events and current situations. In just a few sessions you will start feeling the results. You'll feel more in control of your emotions and more confident to face the world. Plus, this tool can continue to help you long after your therapy work is done.

My clients have come to me from many different socioeconomic backgrounds with a variety of emotional, behavioral, spiritual, and economic needs that has been impacted by substance use. Most of them are in a state helplessness and hopeless

I am an Licensed Professional Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist with special training in the attachment theory-based modality of Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy. I believe in building a relationship with clients where they feel safe and accepted, yet challenged to grow. Through this therapeutic relationship, individuals, couples, and families can heal and develop new perspectives and practices they can use throughout their entire lives. I utilize an array of techniques, including psycho-education, genograms, role plays, art therapy, and communication exercises, but I feel the most important aspect to therapy is developing a unique relationship with each client.

I hold an assumption that understanding the contexts of your life is integral in getting to know you, the problems that you are up against, and the knowledges you have come to in spite of those challenges. My practice is built on fostering an environment of collaboration vs. prescriptive one size fits all solutions. I would describe my work as conversations of possibility that are non-pathologizing. I do not adhere to a singular understanding of health, but rather embrace the multiplicity, nuance, and uniqueness of each person’s lived and embodied experience. This literally makes it possible for me to listen from a place of

Hello, my name is Alexandria Carlson and I’m an LPCC living in Toledo Ohio. I love what I do and am passionate in my mission to help my clients discover themselves, find hope & eventually thrive. While there are commonalities to any mental health diagnosis, I also believe each person has their own individual experience and honor that in treatment. I have been working with those diagnosed with depression, anxiety, eating disorders & many other mental health problems for 7 + years. I utilize evidence-based practices & consistently monitor progress over the course of treatment.

James Elek received his master's degree in social work from Case Western Reserve University and his bachelor's degree in psychology from Cleveland State University. He previously served as clinical director at an inpatient treatment facility for children and adolescents with autism and dual diagnoses. He also has experience providing counseling services to patients of all ages in outpatient settings. He currently provides individual, couples and family therapy for patients starting at age 15.

Hello, I'm Nicole. Do you feel overwhelmed, pushing others away though lonelier than ever, constantly in survival mode, beating yourself up, missing your old self, or trying harder but still feeling worse?

I offer a comfortable space to help build a therapeutic relationship, which I feel is the most important thing to enable healing. I am the mother of a preemie, & had my daughter when I was 40, experiencing post partum depression myself.

Miriam Rivkin is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Ohio who has been practicing since 2021. She has a Master's Degree in Counseling and Art Therapy from Edinboro University as well as a Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Arts and Judaic Studies from Maimonides College. Miriam's philosophy is that everyone can gain from having a place where they feel safe to explore their feelings and aspirations yet motivated to find and become the best possible form of themselves.

Racheal Wilson (she/her) is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who is supervised by Michael Pollak, PCC-S. She provides individual counseling to adolescents (16+) and adults. Her areas of focus include bipolar disorder, dual-diagnosis, substance-use disorders, schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic disorders, complex trauma, and post-traumatic stress disorder.

I specialize in working with adults and teenagers navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, identity exploration, life stress, self-esteem issues, body image difficulties, and more. I use a strengths-based, nervous system-informed approach and I encourage you to focus inward with compassion and to get curious about who you are and what feels right for you. Therapy is a collaborative relationship where you should feel seen and heard as your whole self. I value connection and authenticity. Though therapy can be an intense experience, our sessions will often include laughter and joy. I believe deeply in your ability to heal.

Mercedes Bryjak received her bachelor's degree in language arts and psychology from Cleveland State University. She obtained her master degree in community counseling as well as marriage and family therapy from University of Akron. Mercedes is currently pursuing certification in sex therapy. She specializes in utilizing systemic approach in conceptualization and treatment of complex needs of individuals, couples and families.

Hi! My name is Krystal Bertke a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor. I attended the University of Dayton. I have experience with youth, adults, and families for 6 years.