In Person Therapists in Galloway, OH

Hi, I’m so glad you are here. I know searching for the right therapist can be overwhelming and getting started can be the hardest part. I am here to help! Being part of someone’s therapeutic journey is a privilege and helping people heal is my passion. I am a 2008 graduate of The Ohio State University with experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings. The time I’ve spent providing Individual/ Family Therapy, Hospice, Crisis and Trauma Treatment has taught me the power of a solid therapeutic relationship and ongoing collaboration. I place a strong emphasis on both, as well as understanding your needs and goals.

Immediate openings via Telehealth I believe in people and encourage a mindfulness approach to life. It takes one phone call to change the rest of your life. I believe that people can triumph and feel better and I want to help someone on their journey to do just that.

I work with clients trying to cope with anxiety and stress, trauma, depression, interpersonal challenges, and various performance pressures. They seek a comfortable space where they can unpack and sort racing feelings and ideas, where they know that they will have someone who listens to them. In addition, some of my clients seek to learn specific skills, such as how to calm themselves when feeling agitated, how to improve their sleep, how to regain their motivation, or how to communicate more effectively with others.

Hello I am the owner of Sanctuary of Hope, an established practice in west-central Ohio that focuses solely on offering women quality mental and emotional healthcare. We believe you deserve to feel whole, joyful, and energized. Our focus is on adult women (18 and older) who may be struggling with life transitions, stress, anxiety, and depression. We are here to help you on your wellness journey by offering you a treatment plan that is tailored to your individual needs and goals. We assist you in changing the way you think and feel so that you can live the life you want for yourself.

Are you feeling lost and need someone to help you navigate the complexities of life? There are many difficult transitions and stages of life - you don't have to do it alone.

Ashley Hollins is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and Reiki Level II Practitioner. She has experience treating a broad range of mental health conditions across the lifespan. Her philosophy on treatment is a more holistic approach taking into account mental and social factors, rather than just the symptoms of the disease. She believes that combining holistic wellness with traditional medication management and psychotherapy can help improve patient outcomes. She has a special interest in treating anxiety, mood disorders, psychosis and providing psychotherapy to individuals 12-65.

Kara Freeman is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor-Supervisor through the State of Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and English with a multi-cultural certificate from the University of Missouri-Columbia. She then attended The Ohio State University where she received her Master of Arts in Counselor Education with a focus in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Previously, Kara worked at Directions for Youth and Families as a community-based counselor working with children aged 5-17 and their families.

Are you feeling more overwhelmed, on edge, or more irritable than usual? Are you feeling overwhelmed by household chores and responsibilities? Are you struggling to adjust to a transition, or feeling unfulfilled or unappreciated and looking to make a change? I am here to offer a safe, non-judgmental space and to provide support. Taking the leap to start therapy for the first time, or finding a new provider, can be such a difficult and anxiety inducing process and I strive to make it as comfortable and stress free as possible.

It is our personal journey through life that shapes who we have become today. Working with individuals in a safe and therapeutic environment, we approach the root cause of present concerns. This becomes an essential step in the healing process. Understanding more about ourselves allows us to find meaning in our perceptions of the world in which we live. Today I actively counsel individuals of all ages, helping them identify and become the best versions of themselves.

My ideal client is prepared to initiate changes in their life to promote wellness. They are prepared to process internal and external contributors to their mood, discuss options for improvement, and practice healthier skills that will assist in achieving their personal goals. My ideal client is internally motivated and desires emotional balance from concerns such as anxiety, depression, impaired self-esteem, trauma, and interpersonal conflict. They arrive to treatment with goals in mind, and will actively work to experience relief of distressing symptoms.

My passion for this work is rooted in what we know and continue to learn about the power of relationships. The one created between client and therapist is referred to as the therapeutic alliance, which I believe is central to treatment. My integrative, relational, and dynamic approach is intentional to best suit each persons unique background, learning, and life experiences.

You are already whole. For a variety of reasons, we humans can get stuck in problematic patterns of thoughts and behaviors. Together, we can work with these stuck places and reconnect to your natural wholeness. We will start wherever you are. Our work often includes both gaining insight into the causes and conditions of your current challenge, as well as cultivating practices that are aligned with your deepest heart felt desires.

Craig Fitzgerald is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in Ohio who has been practicing since 2016. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology/Secondary Education from Mount Union College, an MS in Clinical Counseling from the University of Dayton, and an MS ED/Secondary Education/Play Therapy Certificate Program from the University of Mississippi. Outside of work, Craig likes to roller skate and watch OSU football.

My best guess is you’re here checking out potential therapists because you’re feeling a bit stuck; you’re ready for something new, or maybe you’re just sick and tired of feeling sick and tired. There are infinite reasons why individuals might seek out counseling and therapy services.  However, there is often a thread of “feeling stuck” or a sense of discomfort as a response to a stressful situation. Perhaps you are going through a difficult time in your life or maybe you’ve noticed a pattern of behavior that you would like to explore further.  Whatever the reason, I’m here to help.