Relational Therapists in 27603

I help adults who feel overwhelmed and unable to live life fully due to anxiety, depression, and life transitions. My specialty is the treatment of anxiety disorders, adjustment disorder, depression, and interpersonal/relational issues. Specifically, I treat generalized anxiety, social anxiety, relational trauma, and anxiety caused by circumstances such as illness, loss, relationship difficulties, career burnout, perfectionism, and social isolation. I help clients first understand how and why anxiety and depression limit their lives, and then find ways to live life more fully.

Therapy is a collaborative process. It involves the client, the therapist, and the experiences & relationships that have shaped us. The reasons that bring you to therapy are unique to you. It can often be a path full of reflections, questions, and challenging decisions. Folks who have experienced relational/attachment challenges may describe themselves as an empath, intuitive, a people pleaser, or a cycle breaker. This might also feel overwhelming, lonely, and confusing. My hope is that this is a step in a direction towards peace & insight while providing comfort knowing that you no longer need to take additional steps alone.

I often work with patients to examine longstanding difficulties, both with others and within their own selves. Such patterns often leave people feeling misunderstood, empty, lost, unheard, unseen, taken advantage of, stuck, angry, or resentful. Feeling this way can leave you feeling disconnected from and distrusting of others; even those who you love and want to feel close to. Many times, these pieces can be extremely difficult and even can feel impossible to share. And that's okay. We will work together to address what feels important to you and at your pace.

Do you want to feel at understood in your relationships, but you struggle with communicating emotions deep down? In your relationship, you want to deeply understand one another, break out of unhelpful patterns, and feel the energy you once had. You might not even remember a time things didn’t feel this way. One thing is for sure: you’re ready to feel confident in making changes. You’re ready to enjoy meaningful relationships without feeling the need to over-achieve. You’re ready to take the courageous step towards vulnerability. Most of all, you’re ready to go from complacent to passionate.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist. I specialize in the treatment of depression, anxiety, eating disorders, life transitions, relationships struggles, fertility/infertility issues, postpartum mood disorders, and general women's issues. My approach to therapy is collaborative and strongly relational, as I believe that a solid therapeutic relationship is essential in helping you gain insight and thrive in the face of your struggles. I work to bring warmth, acceptance, nurturing, and compassion to the therapeutic relationship.

Currently Accepting New Clients! Many of us go through hardships that negatively impact the way we relate to ourselves, each other, and the world around us. Without the help that we need, we may suffer, become isolated, or lack a sense of belonging and purpose. The heart of our work is relational, and we utilize our relationship, among other dimensions of treatment rooted in attachment and mindfulness, as catalysts for change. Trust and mutual respect set the stage for us to understand and untangle the threads of one’s story and to recover a sense of dignity, ownership, and desire.

I call myself the "Perfect Starter Therapist". If you've never been to therapy and are a bit nervous, I am the support you need. I am here to support my clients by setting appropriate boundaries, providing trauma informed care and learning the tools to advocate for yourself and continuous development of self awareness. Though I help in a variety of mental health and personal life challenges, I enjoy collaborating and challenging my clients to develop healthier life patterns and breaking the cycle of unhealthy patterns often developed throughout generations.

There could be many reasons why you are here, looking for a therapist. Perhaps you have trouble managing day-to-day stress that used to roll off your back, but now you can barely function. Maybe you and your spouse or children are stuck in more ways than one, and you’re feeling overwhelmed. Or maybe you seem like a different person since being pregnant, and you're concerned that you will never be your old self again. No matter the case, the real reason you're here is to feel better and find answers. At Bridges Family Life Center we are committed to helping you do just that.

Ever wonder how to get your vibes right? Ever feel lost? Unmotivated? Overwhelmed? Stressed? Depressed? Anxious? Off-balanced? "Come Home to Yourself" Consider Light-Work. Light-Work is the experience of finding yourself, uncovering your gifts, discovering your purpose, optimizing your potential, and using your strengths to be the best version of yourself.

When to ask for help: Are you feeling overwhelmed? ​ Are you experiencing nightmares, flashbacks, and trouble sleeping at nights? ​ Are you anxious, irritable, and withdrawn from others and activities you once enjoyed? ​ Are you having thoughts of harming yourself or someone else? ​ Have you recently experienced grief or loss? ​ Are you having feelings of hopelessness, diminished self-worth and sadness most days? ​ Are you finding it difficult to focus, trouble concentrating, and plagued with negative thoughts on a daily basis? ​ Are you experiencing relationship issues? Are you having feelings of hopelessness, low self esteem?

It’s easy to overthink or become overwhelmed reading descriptions of therapists. Trust your gut and schedule a free consultation to guide you. I'm Meredith Jones and I have over a decade of clinical experience helping others with anxiety, relationship issues, substance use, trauma and grief. Unexpected changes or uncertainty around career, home life, or health can be isolating and create feelings of instability. If you need help connecting to your motivation for change, want to look at patterns no longer serving you well, desire to strengthen your coping skills or need help stilling your mind to live in the moment I've got you.

I specialize in helping adults negotiate turning points and transitions. These turning points are the critical experiences making our lives' narratives uniquely ours. Transitions may come in the form of divorce, grief, job loss, health concerns, or parenting status changes. Alternatively, transitions may be signals it is time for a change. My work focuses on making meaning of these transitions and the stressors that often accompany them. Some of my specific areas of practice include work and career issues, relationship concerns, and stress and stress management.

As an experienced psychotherapist, I specialize in both brief and intensive therapies. I have expertise in working with individuals and couples with dysfunctional communication patterns. If you feel that you are caught in a loop of partners who do not meet your needs and deflate your feeling of self-worth. You may be an empath who finds yourself in a caretaking role for others. We will work together to understand the dance that keeps you in a one down relationship. I will help you do the hard work needed to make changes and feel a greater sense of well-being.

Traditional talk therapy has limited benefits. Insight alone is not sufficient to generate change. Lasting change comes from addressing core beliefs which originate in childhood, and lead to habitual (and generally unconscious) ways of perceiving ourselves and the outside world. Thus 'our lives run us' rather than 'we run our lives'. Western culture tends to draw us away from ourselves to the outer world of materialism, competition and achievement. Mindfulness helps us to turn inward, attuning with the body, leading to the discovery of core beliefs that impede our ability to make healthy choices.

Hi - It's nice to meet you! You have already taken the first step to becoming a better version of yourself. Many of the clients that I work with have undergone some type of trauma and/or are experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, low self-esteem, or a toxic or abusive relationship. Additionally, I have started serving women who are experiencing postpartum anxiety and/or depression.

Suicidal thoughts, Hurt, Depression, Anxiety, Stress, Loneliness, Abuse, Domestic Violence, Divorce, Marriage Issues, Broken Relationships…. Shepherd for the Shattered provides confidential counseling to help you cope and overcome.

Do you have a hard time connecting with yourself and others around you? Does it often feel like no one really understands how you're feeling? I listen and try to understand where my clients are coming from, and once we understand one another and have built a solid relationship I can teach a wide variety of integrative health and wellness skills that will help you overcome challenges related (but not limited) to: school refusal, social anxiety, peer group communication, family conflicts, intimate relationships, behavioral addictions, chronic illness, emotional trauma and panic attacks.

You did it! You clicked the link. Congrats, on taking the first step of your mental health journey. I know it was hard, maybe even scary, but you did it. I am proud of you. With all of my experience, education and credentials, my goal for our session is to know you so that I can help you. Together, we will embark on this journey to help you accomplish the goal you had in mind when you came to therapy. I am not monotone, I can try but that's not me. I am a highly skilled therapist with a heart that is invested in helping people overcome mental health challenges.

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I believe it's not only important but essential for individuals and couples to have a safe, non-judgemental space to share and work through problems. I have nearly twenty years of experience working with individuals and couples struggling with destructive relationship patterns, post traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, sexual and intimacy disruptions (such as infidelity, sexual addiction, past sexual abuse, etc), trauma and abuse, domestic violence, depression, and grief.