Women continue to face discriminatory practices, attitudes, and institutions even in modern society, and these issues may affect their mental health. Women may choose to enter counseling for gender-related issues or other mental health concerns, and, as a result of their gender experience, women’s issues come up within therapy.
Available Treatment Options
Many types of therapy can assist people with women’s issues. Feminist Therapy approaches counseling that centers on women’s and other genders besides men’s experiences, focusing on relationships, social understanding, empowerment, and advocating for equality. Women may also feel comfortable in group therapy with other women, as being surrounded by people who can understand their experiences can be therapeutic.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Women's Issues
Life is full of adventures and hardships that all too often leave us feeling weak, broken, unloveable, ashamed, lost and alone. This journey can be incredibly challenging as well as isolating, especially when we struggle to find healthy support. I see my role as a counselor to be a supportive guide. Utilizing a non-judgmental and compassionate approach, I work to provide direction through safe...
I HAVE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR (video or phone sessions) and would be honored to support you during this time of uncertainty. Realizing that where you are in life is not where you intended to be and how you are feeling is not how you intended to feel, is the first step. Removing your self imposed limitations and addressing the thoughts and behaviors that brought you to this place is some of the...
*Currently accepting new clients via video counseling ONLY - Clients must be located in the state of CA* I have experience working with clients struggling with autoimmune issues, trauma-both recent and past, bullying, infidelity, domestic violence, sexual trauma, cumulative career stress, anxiety, and depression. I enjoy helping people heal as quickly as possible; my goal is not to keep you...
Accepting new/ tele-health clients!! Welcome, simply arriving on this site suggests you have moved forward on your journey to health and wellness. I have been counseling clients for over 20 years and have found that making this initial outreach is often the biggest hurdle. Many of the individuals I work with have experienced depression or anxiety and many have found that substance use, once a f...
Clients sometimes ask me why it's easier for them to talk about "heavy" things in my office, versus at home or with their friends. Their second question/concern is about why they should use their resources to take care of themselves instead of other things... My response: Seeking guidance from an unbiased third party usually allows for increased honesty and vulnerability because there's no...
What makes intimate relationships so challenging is the same reason why they are so rewarding. They challenge us in ways nothing else could, and the potential for growth and happiness is unlimited. I help couple's harness the strength they have and allow partners to move through the conflict to get to other side by building communication, emotional connection, and empathy. If you are ready to w...
I became a therapist later than most and I bring a wealth of life experience to my work. A lesson I have learned is that life throws us curve balls. We often find ourselves in unexpected places, which can be confusing, humbling, heart breaking and sometimes shaming. Life has shaped me as a therapist and has also directed my areas of interest. These include; - trauma, couples, family work,...
Feeling sad, mad, anxious, confused, overwhelmed, lonely, stuck? In my private practice I see individuals and couples dealing with depression and anxiety, life transitions including aging, retirement, illness, divorce, death of spouse, empty nest and career transitions as well as domestic violence, and parenting. I utilize a variety of theoretical orientations and interventions all tailored to ...
I am a licensed clinical psychologist with experience in treating a variety of clinical issues, including severe and persistent mental illness, anxiety, depression, and trauma related disorders. I work primarily with adolescents and adults, providing individual therapy in a comfortable outpatient setting. I also enjoy working with mothers suffering with postpartum mood disorders, or who are jus...
I provide support, insight and respect for my client's individual needs, strengths, struggles and experience. Therapy is a collaborative process. I believe that the client is an expert on their own lives whose openness and honesty is essential in healing and growing.That's why it is so important to build a strong, trusting relationship . My approach is laid back, but I will confront and challen...
When life's challenges become overwhelming, therapy can provide the tools to help you find balance and wholeness. I work with children, adolescents, adults, and families that seek support with relationships, depression, anxiety, development of coping strategies, and past trauma. I use an experiential approach in my work that includes creative arts therapy, mindfulness, and play. I am also train...
My approach includes being that "someone" that can assist you on your journey toward a happier and mentally healthier future; including realizing your own potential, coping with life's many stressors, and working productively toward contributing to relationships and your community. In a safe and respectful environment we can journey together to identify and work through past and present...
Jessica Schneider-Watson is a Counselor in Parker County, Texas offering Psychotherapy and Christian Counseling services to all ages. She holds a Master of Arts in Psychology & Counseling and Theology from BH Carroll Theological Seminary. She is licensed in Texas as a LPC and enjoys working with individuals, marriages, teens and children. She is highly trained in working with those suffering fr...
The interesting thing about a pandemic is that it forces us to approach life differently. It gives us new perspective, encourages us to reevaluate our priorities, and causes us to approach relationships in new ways. We are all trying to figure this out together. Whatever rules we thought applied before are likely irrelevant, so what are the next steps that we take? What kind of life do you want...
I believe that, despite our differences, we all want the same thing in life....to be happy. We have our own definitions of what that means, but many common elements appear across the spectrum. I love being able to guide the process of discovery with my clients, to help identify where their attention is best spent. I believe we all have the innate wisdom to make sound decisions for ourselves but...