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Megan Steedman

Megan Steedman

Denver

Colorado

Megan Steedman

Denver

Colorado

You feel consumed by feelings of anger towards someone you once trusted. Your felt lack of is creeping into other areas of life-- your relationship, your friendships, and your work. You are tired of your past holding so much power over you and continually being misunderstood by those around you. You might not even remember a time things didn’t feel so painful. But one thing is sure: you’re read...
Elizabeth Ballard

Elizabeth Ballard

New York

New York

Elizabeth Ballard

New York

New York

I believe that when people are provided with a safe space to recognize, explore, and learn from difficult life experiences, radical transformation is possible. In my practice, I offer a compassionate, non-judgmental space where you can safely explore all the facets of your identity and life experiences. I provide a treatment approach that is driven by the needs and goals of each individual clie...
Monique Sorensen Porter

Monique Sorensen Porter

Durham

North Carolina

Monique Sorensen Porter

Durham

North Carolina

Is worry or anxiety disrupting your life? Does it feel like no matter what you try, nothing works? Are you struggling to change habits that only seem to make things worse? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you have made the right choice by being here. Maybe you've resorted to drinking, prescriptions or marijuana to feel some relief. Maybe it's time you got some help. And I kno...

Cynthia Kruk

* TELETHERAPY PROVIDED AT A SLIDING SCALE* The self can be the source of much mystery and turmoil. Unexpected life events, interpersonal troubles, and difficult transitions can leave you feeling lost. Sometimes we can lean on our community and other resources, but it can be tough to find a safe space to explore our true needs and feelings. In a world where everybody has an opinion, an unbiased...

Maggie H Moffatt

Taking care of yourself is an act of kindness. Therapy can be the gift you give yourself. I have 25 years as an outpatient therapist. My theoretical orientation is person-centered. I use a holistic and eclectic approach in therapy, building upon the individual's strengths and inner resources. Therapy sessions are designed to empower the individual and expand their coping skills. Treatment plann...

Michelle Feller

As a therapist, my priority is to create a safe space and effective therapeutic process for you to explore your natural potential to be creative, resourceful, and whole. My role is to guide and support choices and change. I welcome and enjoy working with individuals of all ages on a range of mental health issues which may include depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, interpersonal issues, behavio...

Carrie Meckler

Are you struggling getting out of bed and feeling hopeless? Has trying to be in control, and trying to be perfect, or other unhealthy coping skills, become a way of life? Nothing is good enough. You know you can’t keep going on like this and are ready for a change. Asking for help is difficult and can be an overwhelming process. Do you want to set healthy goals? To learn to be ok with making a...

Belen Martinez (Enlighten Psychology)

Belen Martinez, Psy.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist who has extensive experience providing English and Spanish individual, group, and couples psychotherapy to adolescents and adults of all ages. She has worked with individuals from diverse populations and cultures, with a wide range of concerns. Dr. Martinez’ approach to therapy is collaborative, authentic, empathic, active and caring. S...

Alix Ektefaie

You took the first step! Whether that is towards gaining a better understanding of yourself, strengthening your relationships, working on communication skills or discovering ways to cope with overwhelming emotions, you have taken the first step by searching for a therapist. I am an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (#103293) whose various work experiences have led me to understand the uni...

Becky Brant

My approach to therapy is working alongside a person to improve their emotional well-being while overcoming the barriers and struggles they face in their daily life. Whether the struggle is stress, depression, anxiety, trauma, substance abuse or other issues, I believe that making change, addressing issues, and navigating the healing journey can be a very difficult process and reaching out to a...

Danielle Murphy

I know that it's difficult to take that first step in asking for help. Sometimes the first step is recognizing we need support before making that vulnerable call (or sending that email). It's okay if you don't even know what you need, as long as you recognize that what you're doing isn't working anymore. I'm here to help you figure out what you need and put together a plan that feels possible....

Steffani Hommes

Over the course of my career as a licensed therapist, I have had many exciting opportunities to work with an assortment of different people. I would love the opportunity to meet and connect with new clients who are interested in starting the therapy journey towards understanding their true health and potential. A friend of mine texted me and said "Going to therapy is something I've fought and...

Pam Snyder Lcsw

**Now accepting new online new clients** I help college students and women live confident and passionate lives. Transitioning from high school to college can take new college students by surprise. I help college students process their newfound independence, and learn how to be successful both academically and socially. I offer support and hope for women as they travel through life's many...
Jerry D Lilly

Jerry D Lilly

Boise

Idaho

Jerry D Lilly

Boise

Idaho

"What I am is good enough, if I would only be it openly". I have centered most of my work on this strength base belief of Carl Rogers. It is so easy to focus on what is not working and what has to be 'fixed' rather than on what is working and what is right in ourselves. Our society, social media, and some of our environments give us the message that we need to be 'better' that we are not 'good...

Lorinda H Umphlett

Therapy is not a sign that you have failed to figure it all out nor is it an indication that your marriage or relationship is over. Rather, it is the beginning of a process of getting unstuck and getting healthy. We regularly get our car serviced even though it’s not broken. We need to take care of ourselves and our relationships as well. Getting to a healthier place is a lot easier to navigate...

 

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