Preteen Therapists in 84117

My therapeutic passion revolves around fostering genuine connection and understanding while collaboratively seeking solutions for my clients. I am driven by the desire to empower individuals to discover their own path to happiness and well-being. I work with a variety of clients, which include adolescents and young adults navigating life transitions, healing from traumatic experiences, or grappling with anxiety disorders.

If you are dissatisfied in your life or career, have difficulties parenting, or experience symptoms such as excessive worry, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, I invite you to contact me. Together we can identify strategies and build skills to give you the tools to live a more satisfying and productive life. The habits you developed and use unconsciously in your day to day life may not be serving you. Great news! You have the power to examine your tendency to repeat the same mental and behavioral responses that have led to your current difficulties. You can make positive changes in how you experience your life. Let's get started.

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.

Hi there! Her Wellness Therapy specializes in treating identifying women experiencing PTSD, depressive, anxiety symptoms and more. Therapy can be very helpful if you're in need of general resources and support, and is essential if you're suffering from a mental health disorder. When we experience trauma, we in a sense stay frozen in time, and often form unhelpful beliefs which keep us stuck. The clinicians at Her Wellness are specifically trained to help you get unstuck and heal. We truly get it, and care.

I believe people are understandable and once we reach understanding, solutions seem evident. If you have sought help before and just didn't feel you got to the bottom of the problems or if you are new to therapy and really want deeper solutions I can help you. Psychotherapy is the science and art of clinical work. We will collaborate: you being the authority of your life, and me the authority of psychology and human emotion.

When things change inside you, things change around you.

Let's have a cup of tea, get comfy, and have a chat. Therapy can be intimidating, but it can also be a treat. I want to provide a space that is free of judgement and foucses on client empowerment. A place where self love and compassion can thrive. A place where you can be yourself or where you can find yourself. If you're wanting support, compassion, and a bit of a push towards your goals, you've come to the right place!

Lucy has been trained in several clinical modalities including Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and trauma-informed interventions including TF-CBT. She has worked with children, adolescents, and adults experiencing a wide range of mental health diagnoses.

I primarily focus on two practice areas: Working with survivors of serious trauma (combat or other military trauma, assault, natural disasters, accidents, etc.) who suffer from PTSD or other post-trauma issues, and working with adolescents and verbal children who are dealing with behavioral problems, anxiety issues (OCD, panic, etc.), or depression.

In my office you can expect a warm and empathetic approach where I provide evidence-based interventions such as ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) to assist our work together. I believe that therapy is about teamwork, and I welcome your input throughout the therapeutic process. Together, we'll work towards achieving your goals, fostering growth, and making healthy changes. Central to my practice is meeting you where you are, viewing you holistically, and recognizing your inherent strengths.

Have you ever wondered, "If people knew who I really am, would they still love me?" These and other (painful) questions and doubts can be the beginning of amazing journeys of self-discovery. Deep inner work can be both difficult and rewarding. I do my best to bring to therapy an attitude of deep respect for my clients and the challenges that life brings. I believe I can help make the journeys of self-discovery more rewarding and a bit less rocky -- whether the time we work together be brief or more lengthy.

I am an experienced Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in mood disorders, trauma, infertility, family conflict, sexual abuse, and relationship difficulties (including domestic violence). I am bilingual in Spanish and am sensitive to the cultural aspects of Latino/Hispanic clients. I treat clients suffering from depression, chronic stress, anxiety, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), infertility and post-partum issues. My style is warm, compassionate, and direct, and together we will work together to find your unique voice and inner wisdom. I believe that each client is an expert on their own life.

We currently provide evaluation services in Utah and New Mexico. ABA services are available in Utah and we currently do not have a wait list. We can also complete Outcome Measures for Tricare via telehealth in the following states (Arizona, Colorado, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, and Utah).

We all need support, life brings planed and unexpected change, transitions and requited growth. My clients may feel the pressure of perfectionism, feeling not-good-enough or second guessing themselves, feeling stuck in life. They may have physical or emotional pain and a big stress overload. Often feeling pulled in too many directions, with too many responsibilities, caring for too many projects or people. They can feel lost or adrift, that life is not progressing or as meaningful or happy as they had hoped. Grief & loss build up & worry about the ability to change can immobilize so they often feel stuck & afraid in life.

I'm an experienced child and family therapist ready to assist you in dealing with life challenges that come your way. As a parent and professional, I understand the many struggles attached to this journey through life. I also work with adults in helping to discover a place of healing and happiness. I love connecting with others and creating a safe and trusting environment to feel heard or understood. I'm humbled when individuals, both children and adults, open their hearts and allow me to support them along their treatment path.

I am an experienced child and adolescent therapist. My practice specializes in anxiety, depression, and adjustment using an individualized combination of approaches best suited to the child, adolescent, and family. Interventions include play therapy, psychodynamic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness approaches, parenting skills and support.

Millie graduated with her Master of Marriage and Family Therapy in 2017. She enjoys working with families, couples and children. She personally understands many challenges that people experience in life. She knows that we all have challenges. Unfortunately we don’t get to choose those challenges, but we can choose how we will deal with them. She believes that confronting and working through those difficult challenges can be hard and at times we need help. By providing a safe place, using empathy, insight and knowledge she will be able to help you navigate through your life story to become the person you want you to be.

Currently on maternity leave; please reach out if you would like to go on my wait list for when I return in August. I obtained my Masters in Counseling from Duquesne University. I've worked with teenagers and parents, conducting family therapy. I have much personal experience with people with disabilities feeling seen as valuable people rather than for their disabilities and how they and others can advocate. Finally, I specialize in working with adults regarding issues of grief/loss and trauma recovery with abusive relationships.

We are all in a relationship with ourselves. Sometimes things happen to that relationship. Painful emotional injury can leave people twisted in their sense of self or lost to self entirely. Whether that injury comes suddenly, or it persists as a thousand little wounds, it can make people feel broken. I can’t make all that go away, but I can listen.