Find a Therapist Who Works With Clients of Buddhist Faith

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Buddhists believe that meditation, spirituality, good deeds, and positive behavior can help a person achieve enlightenment. Buddhist counseling is likely to focus on the causes of mental distress and using self-knowledge to cope with your response to them. The mental health professionals listed below specialize in treating Buddhists.

Your religious faith is vital to you. You want a mental health professional who supports your beliefs and provides advice steeped in your faith. All Counseling’s goal is to connect the hurting to the healers, and we understand your desire to strengthen your faith and mental health simultaneously. To help you find the faith-based therapist you need, we accept profiles from various vetted counselors, psychologists, and psychiatrists and we ask them to identify whether they specialize in serving those in a specific religious faith. The below list is based on those profile responses.

Becky Riley Olin

I am dedicated to helping people navigate life transitions, heal unresolved trauma, cope with grief and loss, manage anxiety and depression, and discover their authenticity. In particular, I am passionate about helping mothers to be their most empowered, authentic selves. Being a parent gives us many opportunities to heal our own wounds. I use a strength-based and trauma-informed approach to he...

Jon Michael Burroughs

An ideal client is someone who is ready to consider making a change in their life. Therapy can help you explore what you can change and what you might want to change, including helping you to identify small steps you can take to get you there. I am excited to join you on your journey of growth! I have been working in the field of mental health and substance abuse treatment for 20 years. While I...

Dr. Lauren Szyper

I see clients on Saturdays and online. I have worked with a diverse clientele for over 20 years and appreciate their resilience. I utilize a trauma-informed, collaborative, strengths-based approach in partnering with my clients to tackle areas of their life where they feel blocked. I integrate evidence-based approaches such as CBT and Motivational Interviewing with LGBTQ-affirmative, minority...

Jennifer Simmons

**Accepting new clients and available online** You find yourself unable to think about anything other than food. You consistently shame your body and obsess about your weight. You think "I'll start over tomorrow", but never seem to take the first step. You want your life to change, to be filled with purpose, peace, and finally to feel a sense of balance. You want clarity to live a more authenti...

Jahmani Wolde Hylton

My experience has encompassed over 20 years of professional work as a Social Worker. I have partnered with individuals and families as they engaged with and navigated a number of systems: child welfare, juvenile justice, and homelessness. I have also served LGBTQ+ individuals and communities. My approach is both integrative and holistic; it includes elements of spirituality and mindfulness...

Johnny Nguyen

My goal is to help you discover your true potential and unique purpose while focusing on your wellbeing and personal growth. Negative thinking, behaviors and habits can prevent you from living and truly celebrating your life and enjoyment. Often self-limiting thinking styles and emotions can result from our past history or current situations. You can overcome these obstacles, develop the...

Iris E Fodor

Psychotherapy -Adults all ages I have over 35 years of experience working with people of all ages, sharing pieces of their lives and struggles, The essence of therapy is the personal encounter between the client and therapist. I see the therapeutic encounter as an opportunity for clients to explore their experiences, learn about themselves,how to cope in a safe place with a compassionate therap...

Tucker Brown

Sometimes, in response to life's challenges and inevitable transitions, we might face them in ways that hinder rather than help us live our lives wholeheartedly. This is especially true for those on the threshold of life passages (e.g., coming of age, parenthood) as well as for those struggling with the insatiable craving characteristic of addiction. Whatever prompts a person to come in for...

Mary McLellan

Often clients need to be seen and heard so that they can process emotions and stress from past trauma or current stressors in which they feel stuck and unable to move forward. You may need support to better understand your life experiences that led you to the present. You need to feel the safe compassionate presence of another to process. I provide warm, relational, supportive client centered...

Lisa Thompson

You’re struggling with difficult feelings in your relationship with a spouse, partner, your child, family members, friends or people at work. Or you may be trying to come to terms with painful feelings about things that happened in the past. When you’re hurting or feeling confused, you don’t know what to do. People in your life may not understand you or your experiences. You may want to develop...

Emmy Woessner

Are anxiety, stress, or depression getting in the way of enjoying your life? Or have you gone through a traumatic event that left you with painful thoughts and feelings that won't go away? Perhaps you lived in a difficult family situation growing up, and now find yourself struggling with your mood or your relationships. Maybe there is a part of your identity that has not always found acceptance...
Celeste

Celeste

Tampa

Florida

Celeste

Tampa

Florida

Tampa psychotherapist- mindfulness, attachment work, trauma informed, emotion focused, parts work, and somatic experiencing
Jessica Mariglio

Jessica Mariglio

Los Angeles

California

Jessica Mariglio

Los Angeles

California

Is your past getting in the way of your present? The past can come back to haunt us in so many ways. Especially in times of change and transition, old hurts rise to the surface, challenging us to face off with troubling questions: "How did I end up here again? Why can't I just get over it and let it go? Everyone else seems to have it figured out, why don’t I?" These thoughts leave you feeling...

John Michael Duffey

PTSD doesn't develop only in those people who have experienced combat. You need a counselor who is aware of the many facets and forms of trauma and how they shape the person you are and how you experience the symptoms of PTSD. Veterans often have difficulty in working with therapists because many therapists have never experienced the military culture and the chaotic world of warfare. Having a...

Light Source

Every person has had to navigate difficult times, moments, moods, relationships, and countless other concerns. Many of us start to see patterns emerge in these situations, and realize that we have to be able to look gently and fearlessly inward to learn how to truly create changes and relief in how we handle these situations. Knowing it can be anything from mood to trauma to a complicated loss ...