Spanish Therapists in Angola, IN

Ya somos 10 terapeutas y todos ofrecemos diferentes especialidades y estilos. 3 de estos terapeutas hablan Español. Elena Zarandona no esta aceptando clientes nuevos, pero con gusto te recomienda a cualquier otro terapeuta en la oficina. Cuando llames, especifica para quien es la cita y de que se trata para poder conectarte con el terapeuta que mejor pueda ayudarte.

Puedo SERVIR TODO el estado de INDIANA a través de plataformas EN LÍNEA, llamadas de TELÉFONO y mensajes de TEXTO. Soy un terapeuta enfocado en soluciones con 5 años de experiencia trabajando con individuos y familias para ayudarlos a alcanzar sus metas. Incorporo actividades significativas en nuestras sesiones terapéuticas para ayudarlos a resolver los problemas que les causan trastornos en sus vidas. Sé que la vida puede ser difícil debido a muchos problemas diferentes. No importa lo que sea el problema. Trabajar con mis clientes para ayudarlos a descubrir cómo superarlo.

Nuestras metas en terapia son hacer cambios dinámicos en su vida o aprender a enfrentar la incertidumbre con resiliencia emocional, sobrevivir después de un trauma o una pérdida. Ofrezco un oído atento, experimentado y profesional, un espíritu compasivo y una voz de guía clara y comprensiva. Aprenda a desarrollar sus fortalezas, habilidades de afrontamiento y mejore su energía. Nuestro enfoque es cambiar, resolver los problemas actuales y aprender a resolver problemas para el futuro y crear diferencias duraderas para un estilo de vida mejorado.

Noel is a counselor who enjoys working alongside clients to help them get through their struggles in life. He has experience working with Veterans and their families, individuals, couples, and families who struggle with trauma, depression, anxiety, addictions, grief, and Spiritual issues. He is a master's level therapist who is a graduate of Huntington University. Noel is a Veteran of the United States Army and is also a licensed minister with the United Methodist Church. These experiences allow him to be open to working with anyone that needs help. Noel is also Bilingual and fluent in Spanish.

Specializing in therapy for parenting, addictions, anxiety and depression. Psychotherapy when done well is a deeply personal and emotionally laden experience. It contextualizes the difficulties occurring now with the life lived up to this point, shaped by relationships of all kinds and the ways we have learned from these experiences - for better or for worse. For example, some of our current tendencies may have previously served us well but now may undermine our ability to live the life that we long for.

I am a Licensed Social Worker. I graduated from Indiana University with my Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees in Social Work. My concentration is in mental health and addictions. I strive to provide a safe space for individuals of all ages from various backgrounds and communities. I am fluent in both English and Spanish.

All therapy starts with collaboration at it's core. Seeking therapy takes a great deal of courage and we commend you for considering therapy as a tool for self-exploration and growth. Many find that building a supportive and interactive relationship with their therapist contributes to the overall effectiveness of therapy. We offer a safe and non-judgmental environment, with a commitment to placing the highest priority on your well-being. Our services are offered to adults and teens, specializing in difficulties related to: stress, coping with life's changes, anxiety, trauma, identity, body image, self-esteem, and LGBTQ+.

In the moments, when you feel stuck, unsafe, or overwhelmed; I'm here to help. My goal is to work alongside you as you interact with your own inner strength, self-worth, and capacity for love as you grow toward the best version of yourself. Perhaps trauma, an eating disorder, or depression has made you feel disconnected, lonely, and empty. My work with individuals, families, and found families helps people to reconnect, or connect for the first time, with themselves, with others, and with the world around them as their true, authentic selves.

Hello, I'm Yessica Lawson, a dedicated BIPOC Mental Health Therapist. With profound respect for diverse backgrounds, I provide a safe space for healing and growth. Specializing in culturally sensitive approaches, I am committed to fostering resilience and empowering individuals to navigate their unique mental health journey. Let's embark on this path together, embracing the strength within our shared narratives. Whether you are struggling with life changes, depression or mood disorders, grief, or relationship issues I am here to help.

I welcome people from all walks of life in my practice. During our therapy sessions I offer my clients the space and the time to explore, define and gain a deeper understanding of themselves, their relationships to others and to the world. Turning difficult feelings into words, helps making meaning of human experience. This is the best way to take control of strong emotions, instead of them controlling us. I like to support people in living their lives in a way that can feel authentic and functional.

Relationships can bring out the best and the worst in us: at times, leaving us feeling like our best selves; at others, like the dirt on the floor. Depression, anxiety, and other mental health symptoms can manifest as we attempt to cope with these relational injuries: trauma, loss, rejection, abandonment, and exile from the ones we love, maybe even our very selves. Painful patterns built with loved ones can be difficult to change, yet within these conflicts our longings emerge to guide new patterns of growth.

In any given moment we have two options: to step forward into Growth or step back into safety." Abraham Maslow My name is Dr. Julie Brandenburg, Ph.D.; HSPP. If you are considering therapy, then you are already taking steps toward growth and change. My therapy specializations include but are not limited to, women's issues and trauma. What follows below is a list of issues that clients often bring up in our therapy sessions. The list is based on my professional experiences with clients, but by no means represents all of the topics and concerns that you may choose to address in therapy.

As a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, my commitment lies in delivering exceptional care to individuals grappling with mental health challenges. My experience working in community mental health centers has afforded me invaluable insight into addressing the needs of diverse populations. Whatever struggles you face, I'm here to guide you through with empathy and understanding.

I believe that treatment is most helpful when provided in a safe environment that is free of judgments and filled with compassion and respect. I believe the majority of our troubles stem from our upbringing and the relationships we've had in our life, past and present. In order to heal, it is necessary to explore this. This will take time and will be difficult. We will learn coping skills along the way to manage life's ups and downs in a healthy way.

You are your story, and you are more. You are strong, brave, courageous. We humans are angry, sad, confused, lonely, ashamed- can these be turned to good? We are deeply discouraged, seek forgiveness, or require a mirror to understand our need. We fear, we desire. In our noisy stimulating world we long for silence in our soul, to listen, so that we might know what we are called to do.

I love working with kids and seeing how play transforms lives! I am a clinical social worker and a registered play therapist (RPT). I have worked with kids with a variety of concerns including behaviors, trauma, and regulation. I'm very playful in my approach, using a lot of sensory tools and activities specific to each child. I am client-centered, strengths based, trauma-informed and use an eclectic approach.