Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) Therapists in Dayton, OH

Born in Olympia, Washington and raised around the world, I have always had a desire to help others. I completed the Master of Social Work program through the University of Southern California with a focus on Clinical Mental Health in 2018. I am very person centered and enjoy being able to meet my client’s where they are, utilizing Evidence Based Practices to assist them in achieving our established SMART goals.

Are you frustrated with feeling worthless or invisible? Resentful about taking care of others? Need someone to take care of YOU? I specialize in helping women resolve the issues that directly affect them -- body image, feelings, the past, relationships, and children. I believe that the connection we make will help you find solutions that fit for you, become more open and accepting of yourself, and develop a greater capacity for intimacy. You will find a safe and nonjudgmental atmosphere in which you feel validated as you learn to express your emotions and examine your thoughts.

I work with adolescents and adults with a range of mental health concerns (including anxiety, mood instability, and trauma). Whether you are experiencing gender dysphoria or have questions about sexuality, I engage in a gender affirming, sex and kink positive philosophy. I support those who have been formerly incarcerated or are supporting someone currently incarcerated, have experienced miscarriage, require post-abortion counseling, as well as people living with chronic illness, disability and/or neurodivergence.

Hi! I’m Anthony Blair, CT (Counselor-Trainee) a graduate student at Wright State University in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. I provide counseling for a wide variety of emotional and mental health needs for adults, adolescents, children, and couples. I have experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and elderly individuals. I believe that clients have the answers within themselves to find fulfillment, joy, healing, and understanding.

Hello! I offer evidence-based psychotherapy by video for a variety of mental health concerns in any of the PSYPACT participating states (Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming).

I will be able to provide Telehealth services which provides my clients the opportunity to engage in therapy in your own comfortable environment. I'm committed to working with others on the goals they want to achieve to improve their daily living. I will provide you with the most exceptional care in a compassionate and authentic manner. I always share that therapy is not a quick fix but I'm willing to assist my clients on their journey of healing. I named my agency Path to Tranquility Counseling Services because I'm willing to walk the path to gain peace, tranquility and wellness for your life with the goal of having a quality life.

Reaching out for help with mental health issues can be extremely difficult, and your bravery has led you to take this first step. Now that you have made it this far, I can assure you that there is a well-traveled path to wellness that is waiting for you. My goal is to help guide you on this path to meaningful change so that you can realize your full potential.

Morning and daytime appointments available online and in-person and waitlist for evening hours! I work with children, adolescents, and adults. I take a strength-based approach and consider each person's individual needs when working with them in therapy. My approach is client-centered and solution-focused cognitive -behavioral therapy. I utilize art and play therapy techniques when working with children.

Alice Walker said, "the most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don't have any." Have you given up your power? Depression and anxiety can make us believe that we don't have any power and that things are hopeless. If you struggle with your daily life, relationships, self-esteem, and adjustment to changes, therapy can be a wonderful tool to help aid in your growth and find your power. Black and brown women have a lot coming at them and it can often make you feel powerless, let's work together to work through those things that may be holding you down.

I have many years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults with disabilities, and people from a wide variety of backgrounds. As a parent , I am familiar with the challenges of raising a child who has special needs. I believe that all therapy should be trauma informed, as we all do the best we can with what we know and what has worked for us in the past. My primary approaches to therapy are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.

Issues and concerns Rebecca can address include couples with trauma and affairs, addictions, and relational conflict and distress. Rebecca can assist couples with discernment counseling in which one or both partners are unsure if they want to stay in the relationship. Rebecca treats individuals with a history of developmental trauma, individuals struggling with depression, anxiety and PTSD.

I'm happy you are here. I work with women and new parents who are struggling with the transition to pregnancy or parenting, and want to feel more enjoyment and confidence in their new identity and relationships. I know it can be intimidating to consider therapy. You may be pregnant or newly postpartum, grappling with the physical, emotional, and environmental changes that come with such a transition. You may be a tired or stressed out parent, trying to “have it all” but always falling behind the endless to-do’s. I understand the difficulties that come with expanding your family. We can work together to reduce your stress.

Each of us is on our own individual journey. At times, we all need assistance to help us overcome the stumbling blocks that are in our path. These stumbling blocks may be from the distant past, recent past, present, or fear of the future and may be affecting us at school, work, home, in relationships, or all the above.

Are you a man that is dealing with pornography addiction, depression, stress, anxiety, trauma, grief, relationship concerns, or compassion fatigue? Do you feel alone and unable to explore these things with other men you know for fear of judgment? Do you have a desire to grow your faith while exploring these struggles in a safe and non-judgmental environment? We can help!

Emily C. Martineau works with minors and adults using evidence based practices. She believes each individual has strengths that can be used to improve mental health. Emily uses an integrative approach and has experience working with anxiety, stress and trauma, mood disorders, psychotic disorders, neurodevelopmental disorders, impulse-control disorders, and personality disorders. Her internship training was completed in community mental health and private practice offering in-person and teletherapy sessions.

My ideal client is an individual who is highly motivated to change, and ready to put the work in to make that happen.