Family Therapy in Greenville, OH

Dr. Jeffery Baker is a clinical & forensic psychologist. He offers many different clinical and forensic services. If you wish to schedule an appointment with Dr. Baker it is quick and easy. Go to his website: drjefferybaker.com and on the home page hit the "Book Now" button to log in and find a day and time which works for you.

Laurie is a Professional Clinical Counselor specializing in post-traumatic stress disorder, personality disorders and family conflict. Laurie employs dialectal behavioral therapy, experiential therapy and rational emotive therapy. Laurie's goal as a therapist is to assess individual and family needs, focus on the client's relationships, and to help regulate emotions. This knowledge helps clients understand how their emotions and memories shape their lives today.

I specialize in working with people navigating life transitions surrounding evolving relationships with friends, family, and romantic partners and exploring career options or redefining or challenging religious/traditional beliefs.

I welcome your interest and courage in seeking a therapist. Our work together will help your explore, understand, and resolve your challenges. Often we are not aware of what causes our struggles and that makes it hard to change. We will engage collaboratively to awaken your awareness in order to better choose how you feel and act. We will Identify issues in relationships and find strategies for change. Comprehensive training as a School Psychologist, Psychotherapist, and Marriage Family Therapist; postgraduate education from Stanford. I have 18 years of experience, serving adults and children in school, college, and clinic settings.

Donisha Austin is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who has over 3 years of experience working with children, teens, adults, and seniors. She specializes in treating anxiety, depression, trauma, behavioral issues, family and relationship conflict, and chronic stress. Donisha received her Bachelor's degree from Ohio State University in Human Development and Family Studies. She received her Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Cincinnati.

I specialize in guiding people towards healing from trauma and finding health and well-being in their lives and relationships. I realize that my clients often seek therapy to heal from some of their deepest wounds. Sometimes they carry shame, fear, and anxiety or depression due to these experiences. I'll welcome you with an open, warm, and deeply present therapeutic experience. Therapy is designed to provide an emotionally safe and supportive space where we do very sensitive work.

Master of Social Work degree from the Ohio State University in 1977, with post-grad studies in Structural/Strategic Family Therapy, Narrative Psychotherapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Addictions, and Gerontology. Forty-one years of generic clinical practice with a diverse mix of clients representing all races, religions, genders, and levels of problem severity. Master of Divinity degree from United Theological Seminary in 2002, with thirteen years of experience in pastoral care ministry. Reviews include: "Rev. Held provides a beautiful balance of encouragement and challenge of growth. He is available and present.

I believe a fine tuned awareness of oneself and a well regulated body are essential to overall well-being. I support you in understanding your problems in new ways and clarifying novel, practical options you can take to increase satisfaction and reduce distress. I work to assist you in clarifying your personal needs, mapping repetitive patterns and noticing what interferes with feeling fulfilled or settled. Action toward change is complicated and usually feels risky. I am here to help you understand yourself better and work through patterns that keep you stuck. Usually these patterns feel “second nature” and difficult to change.

No matter what our body size, we can find ourselves out of balance with our eating, thoughts, and emotions when we are desperately trying to stay afloat with the demands of life, family, work, and other obligations. Instead of acknowledging what we do well, we may focus on our shortcomings and criticize our abilities and bodies. A vicious cycle of trying to control our weight and eating can lead to further criticism, guilt and disappoinment. At Eating & Behavioral Health Associates, I work with adults of all sizes and body types to find compassion and ease in their life by bringing balance into their thinking, eating and behaviors.

When you're feeling stuck, unheard, and caught in unrelenting cycles of fights and betrayals, it's important to know that there is hope. With over 5 years of experience working with couples, families, and individuals, I understand how relationships impact our lives. By prioritizing your relationships and life, you're taking the first steps to achieving what you want. I am committed to providing exceptional marriage and family therapy and mental health services that will help you improve your relationships and achieve the reconnection and revitalization you've been longing for.

"Helping You Do Life Better." We all face difficult times in our journey of life when we find ourselves feeling lost, stuck, confused, and/or alone because of our struggles with emotional and mental health. Counseling can help you do life better in the following ways: (1) increase self-awareness, self-acceptance, and self-love; (2) discover internal strengths; (3) recover and rediscover the person who you are meant to be; (4) find healing and restoration you long for. My clients that have found the most success in these areas are those who are willing to invest in themselves and do the work between sessions.

I believe in the power of empathy, warmth, and acceptance. I work with my clients to help find their unique strengths and voice. I specialize in the treatment of eating disorders including anorexia nervosa, bulimia, and binge eating, as well as orthorexia, and ARFID. I also have experience treating anxiety, depression, self-harm, self-esteem, body dysmorphia, relationship concerns, and adjustment disorders which so often co-exist with eating disorders. My goal is to use a multi-dimensional approach using evidence-based practices while ensuring that you can share your story and experiences in a safe space.

I am a licensed Independent Social Worker with nine years of experience in the mental health field. As a client centered therapist, I aim to create a safe space where you can verbalize, process, be truly heard and empowered while becoming the best version of yourself. I have experience in advocacy, management services, outpatient psychotherapy services and I have worked with many different populations as well.

Let's be honest- we all struggle. Sharing openly and honestly about our struggles is powerful. Life's difficulties take many forms but often our tendency is to go it alone, to hide it, to wait for it to go away. Counseling is seizing an opportunity to move towards greater fulfillment, whether that is for an important relationship, helping your child/family, resolving problems from the past that replay themselves in your today or coping with difficult life circumstances and illnesses. Counseling is a worthwhile investment in a valuable you; life is too short to do otherwise.

I specialize in working with children, teens, and young adults who struggle with issues related to food, body image, anxiety, and depression. I am a passionate advocate for my clients and believe in providing high quality, evidence-based care designed to support each individual’s goals. I operate from a strengths-based, person-centered approach and work to empower individuals and families to live their best, most balanced lives. I currently practice via telehealth only.

I view counseling as a partnership between an individual or family and their therapist. When the theraputic relationship is strong I believe much can be accomplished. I work with individuals, adolescents and families as a partner in the process of wholeness. I believe that counseling can assist in the development of an understanding of yourself, your family and enhancing important relationships in your life.

Welcome! I am glad you’re here. My name is Amy Roberts Leyshon, and I have been practicing as a clinical social worker in the central Ohio area for more than a decade. I have worked in a variety of settings with a range of folks navigating life’s challenges, and have seen time and again that none of us are exempt from experiencing painful periods in life. There is hope in that as we are all connected through these experiences. As such, I specialize in working with people navigating transitions in life, marriage, divorce, expanding your family, grief and loss.