Therapists in Tulsa, OK

In addition to her experience in assessing and treating trauma, Verena has helped hundreds of persons struggling with depression and bipolar disorders, anxiety and phobic disorders, grief and loss, conflict in relationships, divorce, poor self-esteem, behavioral problems, ADHD and attention problems, parenting issues, addictions, gender identity issues, and problems caused by cultural & environmental issues. She is trained and skilled in using multiple therapeutic tools which she adapts to meet the needs of each client. She utilizes cognitive-behavioral, solution-focused, gestalt and family systems therapy, & Thought Field Therapy.

Feeling down, confused, anxious or angry? Struggling with an addiction? Overwhelmed by life's everyday challenges? Simply need someone to listen? Allie Davis offers the understanding and guidance you need to achieve greater satisfaction in your life and relationships. While it is not easy to reach out for support, remember that almost everyone will encounter internal or external experiences that require therapeutic intervention. The counseling relationship provides an outlet to explore and modify aspects of life that cause distress and empowers clients to identify and resolve future challenges.

I provide family and individual services. I have extensive experience working with individuals who have experienced sexual and relational trauma. I utilize a variety of modalities in my treatment approach depending on the need of the client and what works best for them. My treatment approach is client centered first and foremost.I believe all people deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.The space I provide for clients is one of safety and free of judgement.I will provide a supportive relationship in which you can explore the best choices to create the life you truly desire by discovering the truth of who you are.

Is your brain stuck somewhere in between wanting to just give up and constant internal screaming? You have those moments your mind feels like it’s running a million miles an hour with all the anxiety you have in life or all the negative things you think and feel about yourself? Or maybe you just feel so overwhelmed, disconnected, and stuck with the way life has been and is right now because “it is what it is” and “sometimes it just be like that”? Well you deserve more out of life than just putting up with it and that starts with finding a safe place where you feel comfortable to explore and overcome the things you’re dealing with.

Letitia Cammon is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Oklahoma who has been practicing since 2006. She has a BA in Psychology from St. Bonaventure and an MA in Christin Counseling from Oral Roberts University. Letitia believes that therapy is a time for clients to focus on themselves, in a safe nonjudgmental environment where they are the most important person in the room. As a therapist, she believes that it is her job to partner with her client to help them accomplish their healing goals. Letitia understands that sometimes in this relationship she will have to push them while at other times just be there to support them.

Life comes at us from many different angles, and sometimes it is difficult to find calm in the midst of chaos. Whether you are experiencing a stressful life event, dealing with current or past trauma, experiencing loss, anxiety, depression, or if you just need someone to listen and help challenge you to grow as a person, I hope to provide a safe, non-judgmental space to process difficult emotions. We are all a work in progress and it is okay to need a little help with reigniting the flame within us. I invite and accept all parts of you, even the younger, wounded, and messy ones.

I am passionate about helping people improve their relationships with themselves and the world around them. I believe our relationships are one of the most important things we can care for, including the relationship we have with ourselves. When we learn to walk authentically in our own identity, we can better embrace those around us as well. Whatever is holding you back from fully enjoying the world around you, my hope is to help you find freedom and healing from those things.

Cheri Cantrell, has been a Licensed Professional Counselor for the last 5 years and has over 20 years in various capacities within the mental health service. She has spent the last 7 years serving adults and older teens who have experienced trauma, domestic violence, stressful life transitions, PTSD, and conflicting relationships, and chronic illness. She enjoys supporting clients who experience difficulty developing secure healthy relationships along with helping her clients learn and practice non avoidance in order to navigate what they have gone through to where they want to go in their lives.

Are you ready to start living your life to its fullest potential? I’m glad you’re here and willing to connect. It’s time to take back control of your direction, start fresh, set realistic goals, and begin living life with purpose! You are the expert of your own story. Together we’ll work to uncover and better understand the life challenges and day-to-day stressors that detract from your life and focus, and begin identifying and practicing things that will make you stronger. Whether you’re dealing with trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, stress, and relationship problems. Let’s talk! Your voice matters and you deserve to be heard!

Richard Wheat is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has been practicing since completion of grad school in 2012. He graduated from Evangel University in Springfield Missouri with a Master's of Science in Counseling Psychology. Richard's treatment approach includes using cognitive behavioral therapies along with aspects of solution focused treatments, motivational interviewing, supportive counseling and psychoeducation to work with the patient to address and change thoughts and behaviors to improve day to day functioning for the patient.

I am a Clinical Psychologist who values working with diverse individuals representing a variety of presenting concerns. We will work together to find what fits with your needs, strengths, and goals. I attend to the fact that life experiences, environment, and circumstances all shape our understanding of ourselves, of others, and of the world around us. My approach honors that growth occurs through relationship and connection with others, and I attend to these elements to help you create change in your life. Helping clients understand the roots of their concerns while also assisting with symptom reduction is important to me.

I have been working in the helping profession since 1990. He completed his bachelor’s degree in 1985 and Masters in Counselor Education in 1988, both from the University of Virginia. Louis believes that wounds in our lives do not only fester but put down roots. Unaddressed and unattended these roots grow deeper, stronger, and more harmful. Louis has experience working with Mood Disorders, Personality Disorders, Addictions, Sexual Abuser issues and Trauma.

It’s okay to not be ok. Asking for help is the bravest thing you can do. I am here to help! Are you feeling anxious or depressed? Maybe for you it’s anger, withdrawal or substance use. Maybe you are having relational issues or struggling to work through trauma. Maybe you are a parent really struggling to manage tough behaviors with your child. Whatever you are feeling and whatever you are going through, your feelings are valid and you are worth the effort. Sometimes our worries and problems feel so big and so dense, it’s hard to find our way through without a guide and a little extra support. I get it, life is hard!

My name is Angie and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and graduated from the University of Oklahoma. I have been working as a counselor for over 5 years, and prior to that as a Masters level Social Worker for the State of Oklahoma with at risk families. I have experience in counseling with a variety of age groups and a diverse clientele, struggling with a large range of issues including depression, anxiety, trauma, sexuality, relational problems and many other issues.

Therapy doesn’t have to be a difficult experience. With a kind heart and open mind, I strive to make therapy a comfortable and safe place where you can explore the deepest insights about yourself with compassion and empathy. Therapy becomes an experience and journey about who YOU are and where YOU want to go. Is something standing in the way? Are you stuck in repetitive patterns or plagued by underlying issues? Whether you are suffering unbearable panic attacks, struggling with depression, or having difficulty with transitions, I'm here to help. Let's go beyond the surface and help YOU learn about YOU.

I have been working in the field for more than 15 years, this many years of boots to the ground has given me the opportunity to help many people find their own personal way to heal and be their best selves. Being well versed in the language of trauma I excel in building steps to help clients get out of their dark painful places.

Life can be challenging at times, and often it takes a lot of courage to seek therapeutic services. Our struggles are multifaceted and complex. We may come into treatment feeling anxious and depressed but unsure why and how it came to be this way. Often our symptoms are interwoven into our interpersonal lives. We may find ourselves feeling love for someone and not liking them, fearing we chose the wrong path in life or fearing that we are fundamentally flawed and in no shape to be with others. Therapy may come to be a place where we both seek to untangle and unravel these struggles.

Anxiety can cause you to feel uptight, impact your ability to focus, and it can make the simplest tasks feel completely overwhelming. I imagine you've caught yourself thinking "If I could just get organized..." or, "If I could just get started...". Maybe you're a baseball player and can't get out of your hitting slump. Maybe your daily performance is hindered and you cannot seem to dig out of the rut. You may feel embarrassed that you're on this page seeking help for "something I should be able to handle on my own." These feelings of fear, uncertainty, anger, and utter lack of control and direction can be crippling.