You might be feeling lonely, afraid, lost, confused, unhappy, sad, or abandoned; maybe even a combination. A belief about “not being good enough” or “that it was your fault” has controlled your life for way too long. Your struggle to make your own suffering and most hurtful beliefs disappear has left you feeling hopeless, guilty, and lost about the direction of your life. Some of your pain might be coming from being asked to grow up too fast or being asked to do things that were unfair or unrealistic; which leads you to lose your voice or direction in your own life. You may have been put in unbearable situations,

Hi! I'm Aleshia. I want to assist you in building a well-balanced life. If you are interested in more than traditional talk therapy, or you want to move off the couch and into a role as an active participant in your holistic health, then I am your person. I will assist you in creating a strong, resilient outlook where you become mindful of your present moment and the active director of your future. If you are ready, let's develop a solution-based plan where you can move out of your past and into a life of adventure, joy, and purpose.

The human spirit is resilient! The past does not need to dictate your future. I take a client centered approach at meeting your goals! Wether you are healing through a past traumatic experience or are just tired of feeling down or without direction, I look forward to partnering with you on your individualized healing journey.

Scott A. Wright, LCSW is a licensed psychotherapist with over 20 years expertise working with children, adults, couples, families, groups and organizations to uncover their purpose and function to their fullest potential. He believes in what works. His personalized and integrative approach to health, wellness and development leads to comprehensive and customized solutions that encourage clients to achieve a state of wholeness – often including mental, emotional, relational, spiritual, functional, social and community aspects.

I think the most important things for a therapist to be are genuine, nonjudgmental, and honest. I strive to practice these to the best of my ability. Each person comes to therapy with a unique set of challenges and strengths. It is my goal to act as a reflection of my clients to help them see those strengths and utilize them to overcome their challenges.

Ever feel like a "stranger in a strange land"? I know how disorienting and heartbreaking it can be to find yourself living a chapter of your life you never expected. Whether you are adjusting to new parenthood, experiencing shifts in your religious beliefs, changes in relationships, disappointment in your sexual experience, or feeling alienated within your cultural milieu, I believe that healing occurs through learning to listen to and honor yourself. I love the Tolkien quote: "Not all who wander are lost." My hope is that after our time together you will honor your "wandering" and feel that your path forward has been illuminated.

Our lives are filled with challenges, large and small. The best of these expose us to the power and vulnerability of our humanity. Facing these challenges can make for positive, at times life-affirming experiences. At other times, these challenges can be daunting or scary. The thought of confronting them leaves us stuck, anxious or fearful. In extreme cases, we may be rendered emotionally unstable - our psyches overwhelmed - unable to live in accordance with our typical, everyday lives. We question everything - our values, our purpose. Pushed to the edge of or beyond our limits, we feel small, alone, unlovable, unworthy.

Dr. Miller received his doctorate in counseling psychology from an APA accredited university and practiced for over 10 years in various settings including the University of Missouri Medical School. He is the former clinical director of the Autism Mentor Program for 2 different universities. Dr. Miller is trained in Cognitive Behavior Therapy and works with adolescent and adult patients. He treats most mental health concerns: anxiety, depression, mood disorders, ADHD, interpersonal concerns, faith transitions, etc. Dr. Miller specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of OCD and high functioning autism.

Searching for the right therapist is overwhelming. You want to find a therapist who you can trust in what is likely one of the most difficult and confusing times in your life. After all, a deep part of you is feeling broken, hopeless, and alone in the world. The depression and anxiety have taken over. You feel unsafe in your own body and uncomfortable in your own skin. Your relationships are suffering. Your mind won't give you even a moment's rest—and with all this going on, you're now expected to make the crucial decision of choosing a therapist. I’ve been there. It’s scary. But I want to congratulate you on taking the first step.

James Davis, ACMHC has a Masters Degree in Mental Health Counseling and a Bachelors Degree in Psychology and Human development. He has experience with, anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, relationships, parenting, mental illness, domestic violence, sexual assault, substance abuse, addiction, adjustment disorders, suicidal ideation, and crisis.

Mid-life has more downs than ups, covid stress, teaching kids from home and feeling disconnected from yourself, spouse, or best friends. Struggling to finish daily tasks, wondering if you are the only one feeling like everything is so hard day in and day out. Surprised by a divorce that you never saw coming and feeling helpless with what happens next. What if life could seem a bit brighter, or you might be more connected to your partner. Therapy can help you feel more like yourself, and give you the opportunity to live your best life. Call me today get started on your journey.

Hello, I'm Jared Andes and I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who focuses on assisting people to develop their resilience and strengths. My passion is increasing interpersonal connection and authentic relationships. As a therapist, I have worked in a variety of settings including academic, outpatient, and crisis settings and I work with clients from diverse backgrounds. This allows me to draw from a variety of approaches to support your mental health needs. I offer individual, couples, family, and group therapy. I support awareness and acceptance of individuals including those with developmental disorders, mental health concerns, and their families.

I have empathy and 22 years experience that allows me to help clients cope with depression; anxiety; trauma; grief and stress management. Stress related to chronic health conditions which clients seek help from mental and medical health issues. Stress effects quality of life feeling stuck when life causes need for change. Stress is associated with impaired immune function and increased frustration, aches and pains and other chronic illness. Mind Body practices with deep breathing meditation relaxation ; helps you manage your overall wellness. Call for an appointment>

Given the current circumstances related to the coronavirus, I am offering videoconferencing instead of in-person sessions. This is a difficult decision, but one that I believe is in the best interest of everyone. My experience has been that the first session is usually awkward, but the subsequent sessions are increasingly easier to do and adapt to.

I have immediate openings via a secure videoconferencing platform. I view peoples lives consisting of a continuous set of experiences that shape them and how they view the world. Inherently people possess, develop, and utilize their own strengths throughout their experiences. The meanings that people create from their experiences are conveyed in the stories a person tells to themselves and others. Together people create a network of relationships as they share stories and create experiences together. The network of relationships forms society, which can be source of both constrain and strength.

Have you lost interest in what used to bring you joy? Maybe you feel numb with shame, worry or grief. Something is wrong and it is holding you back from a balanced life of contentment. Your very own inner critic has a hold of the microphone and will not be quiet! When your body is not at peace, sensitivity to the disrespect and cruelty of others can become unbearably painful. Social activities and relationships that used to matter begin to feel overwhelming. You have tried to be more positive, more active, more everything, but it is not getting better.

I help individuals, couples, and families to find and focus on strengths and to develop resilience. I have extensive training and experience in using EMDR (Eye Movement, Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy) and working with people who have suffered for years from anxiety, depression, nightmares, and distressing memories. This powerful, short-term therapy is evidence-based and is shown to be effective even in the face of pervasive, troubling symptoms that have persisted for decades.

Patricia Cox, CMHC: Pat has been working in the social service field for 25 years in a variety of positions. She enjoys working with each client to identify their needs and their approach to mental health situations in their lives. She has been trained in EMDR and focuses on assisting those that have experienced sexual and physical abuse along with additional training on EMDR protocols used for addictions. Her goal as a therapist is to assist each client individually to find the power to develop positive skills and change the direction of their lives.

My clinical work and training has been focused on assisting those with emotional, behavioral, and social concerns, many of which stem from a history of adverse experiences, reach a place where their actions and lives are led by True Self. I began providing therapy in a substance abuse treatment facility and am now the Clinical Director of a residential program for adults. I worked for a few years with incarcerated adolescents in a long-term secure facility. I now work with individuals of diverse ages, histories, and treatment goals.

Greetings! I've been helping clients to achieve their goals for a quarter of a century. I believe that people are designed to grow and adapt to their environment and effectively deal with their difficulties. Given the right circumstances, people can, and do, evolve into the personality and life they seek. I see people who, sometimes very rapidly, reprocess the trauma that has caused them to be stuck in a painful and unproductive life. People come see me when nothing else has worked.