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Amy Munroe

Amy Munroe

San Diego

California

Amy Munroe

San Diego

California

My specialty is in the area of issues unique to women. I aim to assist women in managing the daily struggle with worries and concerns that are difficult to overcome which may be related to being a daughter, wife, mother or professional. I also specialize in pregnancy related struggles whether it be infertility or postpartum. Finally, I have a great deal of knowledge and understanding about medi...
Brea Grueneich

Brea Grueneich

Brandon

South Dakota

Brea Grueneich

Brandon

South Dakota

Are you looking for an LGBTQ+ friendly and accepting place to find mental health support? Experiencing worries, fears, and confusion as you begin to share your gender or sexual identity with others? Feeling overwhelmed by physical and social stressors related to your non-conforming gender identify or sexual orientation? Or are you a parent not knowing how to support your child as they recently...

Beth Orns

Life is hard! There are so many things to balance and never enough hours in the day. It is important to make time for yourself in the chaos. If we show up for ourselves we are better able to be there for the rest of our life. I love helping people live to their potential by helping them to explore their stressors and mental health issues. I want you to feel empowered to be the best version of...

Shayna Agosta

Hello! Do you sometimes feel unheard? Maybe others around you don't understand what you're going through? If you find yourself feeling stressed out, overwhelmed, or even numb, and you wish to feel inner peace, contentment, and understanding of what you're experiencing, then together you and I can find solutions! I work with adolescents and adults who experience a variety of issues such as...
Heather Woolley

Heather Woolley

West Palm Beach

Florida

Heather Woolley

West Palm Beach

Florida

"I consider my client's symptoms as their strengths, the way they have learned to survive." -Bessel Van Der Kolk. The client's that I have come in contact with are truly amazing. The sad part is, my clients typically blame themselves for the tragedy, dysfunction, symptoms etc in their lives, instead of seeing how strong they are. Life can get difficult and often we get through life scarred....
Deanna Allmaras

Deanna Allmaras

Portland

Oregon

Deanna Allmaras

Portland

Oregon

Are you seeking to improve communication and connection with your partner? We’re all doing the best we can with the relationship tools we currently have. Some of those tools may not be helpful; our parents weren’t good role models, or our perceptions and judgments are flawed, or our beliefs and points of reference don’t serve our interests. This can lead to feeling overwhelmed and discouraged....

Jennifer Broussard

My ideal client is one that acknowledges that they need some extra help in learning how to cope with life's stressful situations. A person who is seeking knowledge, techniques, strategies, and ways in which to change their current situation. A person who is open to learning new things and using the skills and strategies that they have been taught. I enjoy working with persons who struggle with...
Cherie Hudson

Cherie Hudson

Long Beach

California

Cherie Hudson

Long Beach

California

“Resilience is not just for surviving the worst day of your life. It’s for thriving every day of your life.” When we feel overwhelmed, it can help to have someone nonjudgmental to talk to. When we run into roadblocks holding us back from achieving our highest potential, a supportive relationship can make all the difference in getting unstuck. I offer a compassionate, safe space for individuals ...

Taylor Neil

Humor is one of the most underrated tools utilized in therapy today. Not only does humor provide great stress relief, it also provides a chance to bond or form a connection with another person. I believe that the therapeutic relationship is the most important factor in therapy along with providing a non judgmental safe zone. Just like any other relationship, therapy will not work unless there i...

Erin Bannon

I specialize in the treatment of anxiety, depression, & relationship issues in adults. I collaborate with my clients to determine a treatment plan tailored to meet their specific needs and goals related to their panic attacks, OCD, PTSD, postpartum anxiety/depression, social anxiety, illness related anxiety, generalized anxiety, depression, or relationship issues. I use a wide variety of eviden...

Ashley McCutcheon

Life presents us with challenges that lead us to feeling stuck, frustrated, or hopeless. Transitioning to a new life phase, dealing with the onset of a mental or physical health condition, or experiencing a loss can all add to these challenges. Often, people need support, guidance, or just a safe space to talk. Sometimes talking with a trusted person whose primary goal is to "have your back" an...

Kara Bucci

My purpose is to be a helpful companion to people with a variety of goals: to live well, to create oneself, to understand more deeply and grow, and to cultivate the kinds of relationships that give life meaning and joy. A therapeutic partnership allows us to explore our patterns of living—of thinking, relating, communicating and behaving—and remake them to make life more satisfying. I partner w...

Dr. Teneshia Tiffany Winder

This journey through life can be very challenging. At times we need help navigating the path. I am here to help you. While I am trained in a variety of treatment modalities, the counseling approach I use with a given client is determined by that client's preferences and personal goals, as well as the nature of the issue being addressed. All approaches used will incorporate a strengths-based,...

Andrew Stuck

Showing up is the most important and often hardest part of this process. Once you make it to the office, we can usually find a direction for change you feel connected to. If we don't show up, change isn't likely to occur. I don't care if you are sad, angry, rageful, confused, indifferent, suicidal, or in despair, if you show up, I promise to do the same. If we can't make space for the spectrum ...

Lisa Raley

Do you feel “out of balance?” My job as your therapist is to help you find your inner strengths and develop new ones to “”re-balance” your life! When we are balanced, we are strong and whole. I have been a mental health therapist in a variety of settings including private practice, in-patent hospitalization, substance abuse, and hospice. Since graduating in 2006 from UA specializing in clinical...

 

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