Therapists in 34652
Our ideal client would be someone that seeks help for dealing with stresses in their life or conditions they would like to address and better cope with in a non-judgmental and safe environment.
Our ideal client would be someone that seeks help for dealing with stresses in their life or conditions they would like to address and better cope with in a non-judgmental and safe environment.
Erika Jean Remsberg
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
3 Endorsed
New Port Richey, FL 34652
Sometimes we are blindsided by curve balls in life, overwhelmed with parenting, we may become sick and tired of feeling sick and tired, or maybe we are frustrated because we want a change we do not know how to realize. As a solution-focused therapist, my goal is to help you uncover your true potential and lead a life that is satisfying to you. While we can't change difficult situations of the past, we can work together to better understand and resolve challenges in your life.
Sometimes we are blindsided by curve balls in life, overwhelmed with parenting, we may become sick and tired of feeling sick and tired, or maybe we are frustrated because we want a change we do not know how to realize. As a solution-focused therapist, my goal is to help you uncover your true potential and lead a life that is satisfying to you. While we can't change difficult situations of the past, we can work together to better understand and resolve challenges in your life.
Alliance Behavioral Health and Development
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
2 Endorsed
New Port Richey, FL 34652
I'm Jessica Dorey, LCSW, and President of Alliance Behavioral Health and Development. I'm passionate about helping children, teens, and young adults navigate their mental health challenges. I specialize in working with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, anger, autism, trauma, and more! I also have experience working with the school system advocating for IEPs and 504 plans for children with learning disabilities and behavioral challenges. If your goal is to be your best self, or help your children achieve their full potential I'm here to help.
I'm Jessica Dorey, LCSW, and President of Alliance Behavioral Health and Development. I'm passionate about helping children, teens, and young adults navigate their mental health challenges. I specialize in working with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, anger, autism, trauma, and more! I also have experience working with the school system advocating for IEPs and 504 plans for children with learning disabilities and behavioral challenges. If your goal is to be your best self, or help your children achieve their full potential I'm here to help.
You deserve a life of self-love, compassion, and healing. I specialize in working with people experiencing major life changes (new career, new family configuration, losing a loved one, romantic relationship ending or beginning), depression, anxiety, trauma, ADHD, and adjustment issues. I encourage you to show up as your full-self and be seen. I view therapy as a partnership. You are the expert in your own experience, and I have expertise in mental health and healing.
You deserve a life of self-love, compassion, and healing. I specialize in working with people experiencing major life changes (new career, new family configuration, losing a loved one, romantic relationship ending or beginning), depression, anxiety, trauma, ADHD, and adjustment issues. I encourage you to show up as your full-self and be seen. I view therapy as a partnership. You are the expert in your own experience, and I have expertise in mental health and healing.
Danielle Robertson
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
3 Endorsed
New Port Richey, FL 34652
Dark thunderstorms are hard to see out of. Especially, when you feel you are alone or worse is feeling lost. When finding your way back to you, adversity does not have to be limiting; it is a resource. Being ready for something different or for things to change is very scary. Except look at all the pain you have already been through. That alone has prepared you for what is next. It is humble to ask for help and although this can feel uneasy just know that you are stretching yourself and that is what gets you results. This work to me is sacred, and if ready then I am grateful to be HEAR for you.
Dark thunderstorms are hard to see out of. Especially, when you feel you are alone or worse is feeling lost. When finding your way back to you, adversity does not have to be limiting; it is a resource. Being ready for something different or for things to change is very scary. Except look at all the pain you have already been through. That alone has prepared you for what is next. It is humble to ask for help and although this can feel uneasy just know that you are stretching yourself and that is what gets you results. This work to me is sacred, and if ready then I am grateful to be HEAR for you.
Are you struggling to find happiness and meaning? Are you and your partner struggling with your relationship and you aren't sure which direction to turn? Are you feeling held hostage by your child and unable to find direction? Do you feel stuck, like everything you have tried can't seem to make a difference? Are you a man struggling with the challenges of your life or the trauma you have endured? You found the right place to turn. I am ready to take those important steps towards a solution and healing.
Are you struggling to find happiness and meaning? Are you and your partner struggling with your relationship and you aren't sure which direction to turn? Are you feeling held hostage by your child and unable to find direction? Do you feel stuck, like everything you have tried can't seem to make a difference? Are you a man struggling with the challenges of your life or the trauma you have endured? You found the right place to turn. I am ready to take those important steps towards a solution and healing.
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LGBTQ+ Therapists
Do LGBTQ-affirmative therapists receive special training?
Yes. Many therapists who practice LGBTQ-affirmative therapy have completed specialized training, either during their degree program or as continuing education, to learn the core principles of affirmative therapy and how to best support their LGBTQ clients; some have received certifications in LGBTQ-affirmative therapy. Prospective clients should inquire as to a clinician’s background and training to ensure a good fit.
Why might I want to see an LGBTQ-affirming or LGBTQ-friendly therapist?
Queer and gender-non-conforming individuals frequently experience bias and marginalization in day-to-day life. Working with a therapist who understands these unique challenges, as well as accepts and affirms their identity, can help LGBTQ clients feel safe and supported during therapy—allowing them to better navigate their relationships, mental health, and anything else that they wish to explore during therapy. It is important to note that many therapists can be effective in their work with LGBTQ+ individuals, even in the absence of specific training or background knowledge. The most important component in therapy is the alliance between therapist and client, and this alliance can exist between individuals with very different backgrounds.
How can I find an LGBTQ-friendly therapist?
You may wish to inquire about a therapist’s expertise with your specific challenges or concerns—depression, for example, or relationship strife—as well as their past experiences treating LGBTQ+ clients. Prospective clients may also ask whether a therapist has obtained additional training and/or certification in LGBTQ-affirmative techniques.
How can I inquire about a therapist’s experience with LGBTQ issues?
Prospective clients should feel empowered to directly ask therapists whether they have received training or been certified in LGBTQ-affirming therapy; competent therapists will be happy to explain their educational background and preferred approach(es) to help a client find the best match for them. Clients may also wish to ask how a therapist has treated clients with their particular challenges in the past and what they expect treatment to look like.
Are all the therapists listed in the LGBTQ directory themselves members of the LGBTQ community?
While therapists may choose to disclose their sexual orientation or gender identity in their profiles, the LGBTQ directory features not only those who have shared this information but also those who assert specialized training or experience in providing support to queer individuals, couples or families.