Transgender Therapists in Farmington, AR

My approach to counseling is holistic because of the relationships between our minds, emotions, physical bodies, and spirits. Stress and stress management involve all aspects of our being. New research shows the connection between chronic stress in childhood and chronic physical and emotional illness in adults, and mind-body approaches that can help with healing. I also specialize in working with LGBTQ clients and their families. I am challenged and inspired by the difficulties that LGBTQ people face as they embrace their identities. Always, I want to support my clients in becoming their best, most authentic selves.

Hi, I'm Michelle Sargenti and my therapy practice is Homebody Counseling, LLC. I firmly believe that we are all deserving of peace, and my intention is to support you in claiming yours. As a therapist, I aim to show up as my authentic self - someone who will laugh with you, grieve with you, celebrate you, and support you in navigating life’s challenges while providing insight into tools that ease the process.

I offer a safe and affirming space for individuals navigating trauma, attachment difficulties, anxiety, spirituality, and gender identity. With expertise in trauma recovery, religious and relationship abuse, LGBTQ+ issues, and the complexities surrounding transgender experiences, I provide personalized support to help you heal, grow, and thrive. Whether you’re seeking to process past traumas or embark on a journey of self-discovery, I am here to walk alongside you every step of the way. Lets work together to cultivate resilience, empowerment, and a renewed sense of self!

Hello! My name is Dr. B. and I am a licensed certified social worker. I also hold a PhD in Social Work and have been trained in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and am a certified Smart Recovery Facilitator. I have received significant training in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and enjoy using this modality in both individual and group sessions. I use a strengths-based and trauma informed approach in my work with clients and provide a safe, comforting, and non-judgmental space for healing and transformation.

Please note I am NOT in-network with ANY insurance. I am licensed in Texas (for in-person and virtual appointments) and Arkansas (for virtual appointments only). We'd be a great fit if you: have an eating disorder/disordered eating and are ready to make progress with recovery, are looking to do EMDR to address trauma or negative life experiences or beliefs, or are a professional looking to find some work/life balance. I also love working with the LGBTQIA+ community and with those who have chronic illness/chronic pain.

Anna is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and earned her degrees from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. She sees clients age 18+ who struggle with anxiety, depression, life transitions, sexual abuse, and relationship conflict. Anna is affirming of the LGBTQA+ community and has experience supporting members of the trans community through transition.

I have experience with adults, adolescents, and children. I work individuals from diverse backgrounds. I am committed to bringing a client's lifestyle, perspectives, and interests to the forefront of therapeutic work. I ask clients to mindfully incorporate therapeutic work into their day-to-day lives.

Are you struggling with change in your life? You feel powerless, hopeless, fearful, or even angry. Maybe it was something out of your control like a change in your job, health, or a relationship. Maybe it was a purposeful step like coming out as your authentic self or making a career change. Either way, you're in the middle of it now and it’s scary. You've tried controlling and suppressing your thoughts and feelings but they keep coming back. You wish life could just go back to the way it was before. You wish this change came with a guidebook. If nothing else, you wish you could just figure out that next step.

Do you feel lost, or like you don't belong? Do you feel different from those around you? Has socialization become a draining performance? Maybe you know what the mask is covering up, or maybe you just know you have to pretend to be ‘happy’ or ‘normal.' Do you have a loved one that is struggling? Maybe you are struggling to understand their experience. What if you knew you weren’t alone? I believe I can help you. We can work on the things that are making you feel overwhelmed now, as we work towards long term change.

I focus heavily on existential and interpersonal issues in my practice and encourage clients to explore and express their needs and wants in work, school, relationships and beyond. I have experience working with teenagers, young adults, and their families after years of being a therapist and working in related jobs. I hope through working with you, I can help you be the best version of yourself in all aspects of life.

Unprecedented. That's what some would call the times now. What I know is that things are in fact... weird... and difficult. Some things feel downright impossible. Maybe life has you anxious, sad, lonely, confused, angry, or afraid. I am surviving these times, just like you, so let's work together on your goals (or figuring those out), and get you to feeling more empowered and more confident.

If you’re scrolling to find a therapist—and feel shame and disappointment in yourself—don’t! Mental health should be treated like a doctors visit when sick. My therapeutic approach is providing a safe, supportive, and judgement-free environment in order to create an atmosphere for individual exploration, growth, & change. I focus on treating the whole person. The “diagnosis”only gives me a good picture of what’s going on and focus on YOU. I believe that by learning how to balance the mind, body, and spirit by gaining a better, deep + core understanding of ourselves and our struggles, we can find a life of balance.

Welcome! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the States of Arkansas & Texas. I started as a therapist at a community mental health clinic in rural East Texas and moved my practice to NW Arkansas in the fall of 2021. I have broad experience treating many individuals across diverse backgrounds and experiences. Whatever difficulties are bringing you into therapy, I will be emotionally connected as we journey through your particular challenges.

Sean McDonald, Owner and Clinical Director of Waterstone Counseling Center, believes each person has a unique story. His desire is to help guide you in living out a balanced and healthy lifestyle - emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Sean helps people from all backgrounds, including religious and non-religious belief systems. He strives to create a safe and confidential atmosphere to work with individuals who struggle with sexual addiction, porn addiction, shame, marital infidelity, and other intimacy related disorders. He also work with spouses/partners and families of sex addicts as well as individuals who struggle with anxiety, anger, trauma, and depression.