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I believe everyone deserves a space to process, heal, and grow no matter the circumstance. My therapeutic approach is rooted in collaboration, resiliency, and compassion. I believe healing is a nonlinear process and unique to each individual. I am passionate about facilitating a safe environment in which individuals can explore their own path of self-discovery. I use experiential, expressive arts, body-based, cognitive, and behavioral approaches in my work with clients. I work with teens and adults who have experienced trauma, loss, and eating disorders.

Accepting New Clients. When "Life" happens, it happens fast and sometimes in a way that throws what we had planned for ourselves off course. But, just because we get off track, that does not mean we are lost forever. Life was made to have highs and lows, but successfully navigating through those highs and lows will be our greatest accomplishment. My greatest passion is working with those that are having difficulty navigating these very highs and lows of life. We are not always able to change our physical environment or the "Life" things that happen, BUT we can change the way we look at these events. And THAT is why I am here.

Asking for help when you need it is a sign of strength. As a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor, my philosophy centers around the belief that each individual possesses the innate capacity for personal growth and healing. I especially enjoy working with adolescents and young adults but am open to working with adults of all ages. I am particularly passionate about empowering clients to navigate life’s challenges, whether they are dealing with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or major life transitions such as a separation or divorce.

Everyone has a unique story that is worthy of being heard and honored. Healing and hope are possible. I desire to walk with you as you seek healing from experiences that have caused pain, guilt, and shame. Other areas I work with are depression, anxiety, parenting challenges, autism, supporting children with disabilities, grief/loss, and spiritual concerns.

Hello all! My name is Anna and I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate in North Carolina, specializing in EMDR and CBT. My aim is to create an open and safe environment for my clients; whether you’re working through life changes, strengthening your self-awareness, or simply need a non-judgmental space to express yourself. My approach is collaborative and client-driven in nature; meeting my clients where they are at. My goal is to provide support, validation, and further connections so that my clients can function as their best self...

I am a Physician with more than 9 years of experience practicing medicine. I believe that medications, while effective, have their limitations. I use Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis as a means to broaden the scope of how I can help my patients heal. In therapy, you and I will make a sincere effort to explore your life and past experiences, while trying to understand how all of it affects you. Why does it feel like something stops us from being content with our lives? Why can’t we seem to escape the repetitive patterns of self-destructive behaviors? Why does it feel that we are somehow stuck?

I am passionate about cultivating collaboration and trust within the client-therapist relationship. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate affiliated with NC Therapy Professionals, my mission is to empower individuals on their journey towards positive change and achieving their goals. Specializing in individual therapy for adolescents and adults, my expertise lies in supporting those with eating disorders and disordered eating, using a Health at Every Size (HAES) approach and LGBTQ+ affirming practices. I help individuals establish a positive relationship with food and body movement aligned with their goals.

Danielle Foltz, PNP attended Towson University where she was a Division I athlete and graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing in 2009. She went on to further her education earning a Master’s of Science Degree in Nursing from the University of North Carolina in 2014. Mrs. Foltz started her Nurse Practitioner career in primary care with experience in the private practice and federally qualified health center settings.

In today's fast-paced world, finding a therapist who not only understands your needs but also offers tailored approaches is essential. My commitment lies in providing personalized sessions, acknowledging that every individual's journey is unique, and one-size-fits-all solutions simply don't suffice. Whether you're navigating trauma, anxiety, stress, or seeking personal growth, I'm here to offer a safe space and effective strategies tailored to your specific needs

What do I do for a living? I meet with people and talk about the most intimate aspect of their lives. It's not a bad job and I love the work I get to do. While I often draw from a variety of psychological techniques, I am firmly rooted in psychodynamic/psychoanalytic theory which is a really fancy way of saying I believe authentic relationships bring about sincere change in people. As such, I work hard to create a trusting, comfortable space to help clients explore their goals and experience sincere growth.

My name is Dominique Squire, I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I have worked with various populations and have a diverse background including people with trauma, crisis, depression, anxiety, anger management, behavioral issues, relationship difficulties, family conflicts, parenting concerns, low motivation for change, low self-esteem and self-confidence.

My name is Krystal and I focus on helping autistic adults reach their goals, whatever they may be. Whether you are formally diagnosed or not, I understand the challenges that many autistic adults face - our practice works with clients experiencing burnout, having social or communication issues, processing a recent or suspected diagnosis, struggling with masking, and more. We take the time to understand whatever it is that you need, and we personalize our care.

As a depth therapy practice, we are committed to overcoming the discontent that is the source of fractured selves, families, and communities. Awareness of and compassion for one's own self and for others requires the growth of emotional intelligence. Therapists at CPFS have experienced in our own journeys how the difficult work of self-confrontation can lead to greater resilience, humility, love, and industry. We work to build strong voices, accepting homes, and caring communities.

My goal is to help every client who walks into my office overcome their issues. With the use of my integrative approach, we will problem-solve as a team to arrive at possible solutions to benefit the client.

Each person comes to therapy for honest reasons. As we live, we often get overwhelmed, stuck, we suffer, and lose ourselves/others. Through cultural conditioning, we have forgotten to see the sacred in grief and honor what was. I get to join with others to help dissolve what is blocking them from their innate wisdom to know selves and connect with others. When I work with helping couples repair, I get to come alongside each person to help them not feel alone in their experience. I am an experienced relationship therapist (and work in progress). I enjoy helping people become more securely attached and live according to their values.

I believe that life takes a toll on all of us and everyone could use some healing and TLC. Just as we work with a physician to heal our bodies, my job as a psychologist is to help you find health and healing for your heart and mind. My therapeutic interests and strengths lead me to be most interested in working with young adults and adults struggling with the impacts of stress, anxiety, depression, childhood family dysfunction, various relationship difficulties, experiences of trauma and abuse, self-esteem issues, and complex internal conflict.

Are you confused, frustrated or concerned about difficulties your child or loved one is having at school and at home? Raising a child has many ups and downs and all parents need help at times navigating those difficult times. As a psychologist who has extensive experience working in the school system and working with a variety of students and their families, I can help in navigating those difficult times. May it be an assessment or counseling, I will work with you and your family to help gain insight into difficulties and supports to help you and your child reach their goals.

Working with adults and adolescents in individual, couples, and group counseling, Tamara considers herself a generalist in the field of psychology. Her areas of expertise include developmental concerns, anxiety and stress management, career and life planning, cultural identities, dissertation/thesis coaching, ADHD and LD coaching and testing, and health psychology (e.g. eating and weight concerns, mind-body awareness, and dealing with chronic illness). She also provides organizational consultation and is a trained facilitator in outdoor education. Recent presentations have included: 1) sexual intimacy, 2) wellness coaching, 3) exploring gender norms, and 4) the treatment of disordered eating & other psychosomatic illnesses.

I'm an authentic listener who wants to help you see, celebrate, and utilize the strengths you already have to grow and/or find healing. I believe that everyone has the ability to change their life for the better. If you’re ready to take a step in that direction, then I’d love to work with you. I provide comprehensive, clinically-informed therapy for generalized anxiety, depression, ADHD, anger, relational conflict, chronic pain, identity, marriage, pre-marriage, and major life transitions.