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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.

The strongest people have the vulnerability ask for help. Whether you recently feel stuck or believe that you past is holding you back from truly experiencing the present, I can assist you in your healing. I enjoy working with clients that have been survivors of all types of trauma, experience grief, have addictive tendencies or struggle in relationships. Clients would be best served by me when...

Yoav Ben Yosef

Brooklyn

New York

As someone who came to this country as an adult (from Israel), and grew up speaking another language (Hebrew), I know that there is never just one way of seeing things, never only one perspective. Your culture makes a difference. Your language makes a difference. Your sexual orientation, gender identity. Your DNA. Your soul. Your upbringing. My role is to listen carefully to how you experience ...

Jaime Nichols

Austin

Texas

Hardly anybody I know aspires to be that average, center-of-the-bell-curve person. In different ways, we all deviate from the norm, which explains our own uniqueness. My aim as a therapist is to work with individuals, couples, triads, and families in a way that celebrates their uniqueness and "incurable deviance." By meeting you where you are, with who you are, in a way that makes best use of y...

Hans Reihling

San Diego

California

Do you feel like punching a wall or retreating into a shell? I provide counseling for high conflict couples and individual men who want to be empowered to become better partners. There is a way out of chronic stress, irritability, and out of control sexual behavior. I strongly believe that you are so much more than the problems you are facing right now. If you want to be a better partner, paren...

Dao Clinic

New York

New York

Currently Accepting New Clients Online. At DAO clinic our approach to healing is based on intersection of neuroscience and spirituality. It is influenced by psychiatrist and the founder of transpersonal psychology Stanislav Groff who pioneered holotropic breath-work in the West, and by neuroscientific research of Dr. Joe Dispenza. We are a team of Japanese Usui reiki Masters/Teachers, life...

Evan Marx

Portland

Oregon

My passion is working with men’s issues, LGBTQ+ folk, people raised in oppressive environments, and writers/artists. In healing my own trauma, in my training, and guiding others, I know well the remarkable power of mind/body integration. I will be with you every step of the way as you emerge into a loving, connected and free self. My holistic approach to therapy is down-to-earth and gentle,...
Do It Yourself Mental Health ....... Women's Counseling Center with Diane Adams Empowered Self-Help while learning to live with uncertainty. Beginner’s Mind Skills & Tools to Self-Rescue & Ground Yourself. What is Beginner’s Mind? It’s the willingness to suck at beginning something new. For example….if I want to learn anything I know very little about it….I’m going to be a beginner. It’s going ...
The quality I enjoy most in a client is an intense desire to be free. My work is heavily influenced by "Nonviolent Communication"®, J Krishnamurti's "choiceless observation", Vipassana, 15 years of living abroad, a deep dive into Karate in the 60's and 70's, an abusive father, Rajneesh aka Osho, Tango - not, by any means in that order. there's a bit of a Bio here: https://jacklehman.org/ a work...

Levi M Stolove

New York

New York

It is through challenges that we can come to know ourselves better and gain insight into making the most of the lives we have. Therapy is a unique space to explore obstacles, become clear about what you want in life and how to get there. I have worked with clients with a wide range of struggles including depression, anxiety, self-esteem issues, body image issues, LGBTQIA+ concerns, gender...
Now is the time to reach out for support. The world is too challenging to navigate alone and I have great respect for anyone who takes the leap to try therapy. I see clients across the lifespan, with a particular focus on young adults. Drawing on my background teaching & working in Higher Ed, I have helped students & their families navigate the transition to college, college and graduate studen...
I believe a strong therapeutic relationship is crucial for progress and improvement, so I aim for a highly collaborative environment with my clients. I foster an empathetic space so my clients can explore their vulnerabilities and target any maladaptive cognitions and/or behavioral patterns. A safe, judgement-free environment is my number one priority! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LP...

Zach Patton

Austin

Texas

We each carry within us our unique wisdom, strength and resiliency that, with the right support, can become to the keys to our personal healing. Yet we all go through periods where life circumstances-- traumas, life transitions, and relationship difficulties-- overwhelm our ability to make sense of our experiences. Perhaps your reactions don't make rational sense to you or your loved ones. Mayb...
Often we find ourselves waiting. Waiting to be well, to be cared for, and to care for ourselves. The challenges we face, however big or small, are often opportunities to form a deeper connection to the things we want. Psychotherapy offers an experience to create an open space so that you can begin to explore and practice the thoughts, behaviors, and feelings that we seek to experience when work...
Therigatha Center for Psychotherapy (TCP) serves primarily adult women between the ages of 18 and 65 healing from interpersonal trauma such as physical, emotional and sexual abuse and neglect, along with medical trauma. Trauma can manifest itself in anxiety, depression, problems with sleep, interpersonal relationship difficulties, and intimacy and somatic complaints (to name a few). TCP offers...