36 licensed providers matched your needs
Lauren Laich, LCPC
My greatest reward is helping clients explore ways to change their lives, allowing them to feel hopeful about the future. I work from a person-centered perspective, allowing my clients to determine the pace & direction of therapy. I have extensive experience working with people struggling with various issues, such as depression, anxiety, OCD, addiction, & self-esteem. I use CBT, DBT, & Motivational Interviewing techniques, based on the needs of the individual. I believe that we all need someone to talk with who will really listen & accept us as we are, without judgment; this is my goal as a therapist.
ADHD, Addiction, Alcohol use, Anxiety, Bipolar disorder, Chronic Relapse, Coping skills, Depression, Domestic abuse, Dual diagnosis, Family conflict, OCD, Parenting, Self esteem, Substance use disorder, Women's issues, Relationships, Prenatal, pregnancy, postpartum, Stress, Gender dysphoria and gender-affirming approaches to treatment, Academic underachievement, Anger management, Autism spectrum disorders, Codependency, Sexuality, sexual health, and sexual-related concerns
Behavioral issues
Dr. Yvonka De Ridder, LCMFT
At this time, I am taking messaging only clients. Life is meant to be lived with joy and authenticity. Too often, we become shaped by society’s rules, cultural taboos, and the expectations of others—losing sight of who we truly are. Without realizing it, we adopt beliefs that limit our happiness and potential. In therapy, we’ll take the time to explore and challenge those patterns, helping you create a life that feels true to you. Change can happen faster than you think, and it’s never too late to start living fully—for yourself. I’m here to guide and support you every step of the way. - Dr. Yvonka
Career counseling, Coping skills, Divorce, Infidelity, Parenting, Self esteem, Spirituality, Women's issues, Life transitions, Anxiety, Depression
Behavioral issues
KaShawna Watson, LCSW-C
It is my passion to help individuals become the best person they can be and to help them feel whole. My experience involves working with individuals with depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, and parenting support. I offer my clients a place to freely express themselves in a supportive environment that helps them meet their goals.
Anger management, Anxiety, Behavioral issues, Career counseling, Depression, Domestic abuse, Domestic violence, Family conflict, Grief, Parenting, Peer relationship, Self esteem, Spirituality, Women's issues, Childhood abuse/neglect
Behavioral issues
Ellen Fitzkee, LCPC
Hi there! I have been working to help people that are struggling emotionally for over fifteen years while being in a helping profession for over thirty years. I am a licensed therapist that deals in the present moment and gives my clients unconditional positive regard and my undivided attention. I will meet you where you are using my listening skills and will work with you to identify how you are feeling, what to do next, and then how to bring about change over time. I will help you to uncover your natural intuitive abilities and learn to trust yourself while developing skills to meet your own unique needs.
Weight loss, Grief, Anxiety, Divorce, Depression, Infidelity, Codependency, Family conflict, Relationships
Behavioral issues
Leonard Ellentuck, LCSW-C
I really believe that as a therapist it is my role to understand you and show I understand you. For us to develop a strong rapport, it is essential that I be able to put myself in your shoes. I have some really good techniques to help you and get you feeling better but you should feel like I get it and if you don't, you should feel safe and comfortable speaking up so we can work through it together. I always strive to provide a safe place for you to explore your feelings and to create the best environment for healing to take place. I'm looking forward to getting to know you.
Anxiety, Depression, Grief, Self esteem, Relationships
Behavioral issues
Kerry Hospelhorn, LCSW-C
"If your compassion does not include yourself, it is incomplete." Jack Kornfield. Life can be hard. It brings us gifts, but also challenges along the way that can be painful, unexpected and even traumatic. We wake up every day new, and with the potential to rewrite the stories we carry. Therapy is a place to explore our true selves, address our current circumstances and create an intention for change. I take a mindfulness approach to therapy, while incorporating tools to increase a person's natural resilience and desire to heal. I specialize in treating depression, anxiety and relationship issues.
Anxiety, Depression, Relationship issues, ADHD, Coping skills, Divorce, Family conflict, Self esteem, Spirituality, Learning disabilities, Life transitions, Stress, Relationships, Autism spectrum disorders, Childhood abuse/neglect, Codependency, Infertility, Anger management, Chronic illness, Grief, Marital discord, Trauma and PTSD, Sexual abuse, Sex positive/poly/kink-friendly, Women's issues, Sexuality, sexual health, and sexual-related concerns, Infidelity, OCD, Prenatal, pregnancy, postpartum, Parenting, School issues, Sleep or insomnia, Oppositional defiance, Academic underachievement, Child or adolescent, Emotional disturbance, Gender dysphoria and gender-affirming approaches to treatment, Intellectual disability, Men's issues, Narcissistic personality, Self harming, Social media, Adoption, Behavioral issues, Bipolar disorder, Domestic abuse, Chronic impulsivity, Chronic pain, Peer relationship, Problems with video game use, Teen violence
Behavioral issues
Erin Weiss, LCSW-C
When life feels overwhelming, it can seem as if everything is unraveling. Anxiety, depression, and stress can take a toll on your relationships, responsibilities, and even your ability to care for yourself. You don’t have to navigate this alone. As a therapist, I am passionate about helping my clients cultivate a strong, resilient sense of self so they can move through life feeling capable, peaceful, and whole. With warmth, humor, and deep compassion, I provide a supportive, non-judgmental space where you can explore challenges, gain insight, and develop the tools to manage life’s stressors with confidence.
Anxiety, Depression, Disordered eating, ADHD, Asperger's syndrome, Autism spectrum disorders, Behavioral issues, Bipolar disorder, Child or adolescent, Codependency, Coping skills, Developmental disorders, Divorce, Domestic abuse, Domestic violence, Eating disorders, Emotional disturbance, Family conflict, Infertility, Infidelity, Marital and premarital, Narcissistic personality, Obesity, OCD, Parenting, Peer relationship, Self esteem, Sexual abuse, Sleep or insomnia, Weight loss, Women's issues, Relationship issues, Marital discord, Relationships, Eating disorders, Life transitions, Prenatal, pregnancy, postpartum, Sports performance, Stress
Behavioral issues
Shannon Harig-Blaine, LCSW-C
I believe that therapy can help people in different ways depending on where they are in their lives and what they need at the time. Therapy can be general support through a life issue or it can be a deeper process in understanding the connection between past and present stress. In my practice, my main goal is to understand. When we as people feel heard and understood, connection to self and others becomes less stressful. My therapeutic style is eclectic and based on the persons needs. I enjoy my work and can’t imagine doing anything else!
Addiction, Anger management, Anxiety, Behavioral issues, Bipolar disorder, Chronic pain, Chronic Relapse, Coping skills, Depression, Grief, Infertility, Parenting, Self esteem, Spirituality, Trauma and PTSD, Women's issues, Relationships
Behavioral issues
Kyoko Queen, LCPC
In her career, Kyoko Queen has seen over one thousand clients facing a variety of situations, including depression, anxiety, addiction, relationship problems, and other mental illnesses. She believes in strengths in each human being. She values the unique qualities of each person, and she does not think one solution fits all. Kyoko graduated from the George Washington University in Washington, DC, in 1997 with a Master’s degree in Community Counseling. Subsequently, she has worked at addiction and mental health treatment programs and social service agencies. She also started her own private practice in 2003.
Anxiety, Coping skills, Addiction, ADHD, Adoption, Bipolar disorder, Behavioral issues, Codependency, Depression, Divorce, Domestic abuse, Dual diagnosis, Eating disorders, Family conflict, Grief, Marital and premarital, OCD, Parenting, Peer relationship, Self esteem, Substance use disorder, Trauma and PTSD, Relationships
Behavioral issues
Spring Richardson, LCPC
People seek out therapy for many different reasons. I am here to provide a judgement-free, confidential, comfortable space in which we will navigate the issues that brought you here. Whether you are embarking on a journey of self-discovery, working on improving relationships, coping with distressing emotions, or dealing with difficult life circumstances, we will work together to improve these obstacles to help you achieve your goals. I want your experience in therapy to be productive and worthwhile. I work with sincerity and compassion and I am genuinely happy to walk along this path with you.
Anxiety, Coping skills, Depression, Women's issues, Relationships, Life transitions
Behavioral issues
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