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Nancy Lautenbach is a licensed mental health counselor in Hawaii and Massachusetts (LMHC) and New Mexico (LPCC) and a registered art therapist with the Art Therapy Credentials Board (ATCB). She earned her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lesley University in Cambridge, MA with a Specialization in Expressive Therapies (Art Therapy) in 2015. She has lived on both Maui and Oahu and provides Telehealth therapy sessions to all the neighboring Hawaiian islands. She currently provides therapeutic services primarily through Telehealth to clients in MA, HI, and NM. Nancy Lautenbach’s private practice, Artpath Health and Wellness

Listening is Often the Only Thing Needed to Help Someone. Aloha, my name is Shanelle and I know finding a therapist can be a nerve-wrecking and stressful experience. My goal is to make my clients feel safe and welcomed by creating a non-judgmental environment where individuals can be themselves. I have a strong passion for helping individuals achieve mental and emotional wellbeing. I received my Masters degree from Chaminade University and obtained my license in 2022. I have worked in the behavioral health field since 2002 in various capacities, working with both children and adults.

Hello, I am Dharmistha Lad but I go by Dharmi. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I have 8 years of experience in mental health in both Hawaii and Los Angeles. My goal in therapy is to assist clients in using their individual strengths and resiliencies to strive toward goals through a collaborative process. I have experience working with children, adolescents, and individuals. I specialize in anxiety, life transitions, and family/relationship conflict.

Are you unsatisfied in your relationship? Have you felt down or worried lately and would like to talk? Are struggling with events from your past? I am here to help! I have experience working with pre-teens, teens, and adults, who are struggling with relationship issues, depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, and emotional dysregulation.

Tyra S. Gardner is a Psychotherapist and CEO of At A Moments Notice, LLC. Tyra is a passionate scholar-practitioner in the field of mental health, who divides her time between clinical practice, training and business consulting. In her clinical practice, she delivers cognitive behavioral therapy and other evidence-based treatments to adults and adolescent clients with a range of emotional behavioral and adjustment problems including anger management, anxiety, stress, depression and relationship issues.

As a dual-licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Board Certified Behavior Analyst, I offer a compassionate and integrated approach that blends therapeutic techniques and behavioral support, ensuring a holistic and personalized path to growth and healing. I create a safe and supportive space where you can openly share and explore your thoughts and experiences as we work together toward meaningful change.

It's time to make some changes. You've got goals. You want to develop more vision, hope, energy & traction. Get unstuck and take good care of the things you value in life- including yourself! Let's work together to get you back to a sense of freedom & your highest & best self. Practice focus is on grief, loss, trauma, stress, anxiety, depression, codependency. relationships and health & wellness from a whole health perspective that starts with YOUR lived experience & values. Over 15 yrs in private practice. 2023. MSW-Social Work & MA Social Psych. Certified EMDR therapist. Schedule your free 15-minute consul today.

Many people feel overwhelmed and lost at some point in their lives. You may feel like you’re in over your head, like you can’t see a way out. Perhaps you’re struggling with depression or anxiety. Maybe you have a child or teen who is struggling to get motivated. Sometimes our closest relationships feel like they’re stuck in a rut. Regardless of the issue you’re facing, help is available. Life doesn’t have to stay this way.

Welina mai! I'm so happy that your search has landed you here! Question: Are you someone who appears to handle burdens with ease? Do you often find yourself giving tirelessly to others? Do you maintain a smile and appear composed even to those closest to you? Yet deep down, do you struggle with anxiety, burnout, and overwhelming emotions and stress? If you answered YES to any of these questions, know that I am here to offer support. As a therapist, I am dedicated to creating a safe space where these hidden struggles can be explored, addressed and overcome.

“Give yourself the same care and attention that you give others and watch yourself bloom.” – The Sprouting Sunflower We often focus our energies on taking care of others and everything around us that we forget to take care of ourselves. We may then become overwhelmed, stressed, and feel many mixed emotions causing us to remain stuck in our patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaviors. Feeling stuck may significantly impact our relationship with others and with ourselves that leads to unhealthy ways of coping and feeling that we’re juggling so much.

Hello! Thank you for stopping by. Taking the steps to identify the desire for support and to reach out to someone to seek guidance takes a lot of courage. Counseling can be intimidating; however, my goal is to provide a space that embodies safety, comfort, and growth. I view the therapeutic relationship as a collaborative one which requires active participation from all parties. My methodologies will vary based on individual needs.

I work with survivors of PTSD and Complex trauma, including relationship trauma and dissociation disorders. Common issues my clients present with include challenges with setting relationship boundaries with friends and family, coping with intense emotions, and an inability to be decisive in small or big life choices. Many are survivors of sexual or physical childhood abuse. Others say "childhood wasn't that bad," but have an intense inner critic and struggle with attracting and maintaining positive relationships and occupations, and are often unaware of the impact of emotional neglect and harsh criticism they experienced.