Adults Therapists in Cincinnati, OH

You made it here, which means you're ready to take the counseling journey. I enjoy working with clients who have experienced trauma, depression, anxiety, difficulty managing relationships and self-esteem. During this process, we will work on identifying your needs and utilizing your strengths for restoration. The goal is that counseling will give you the support and interventions to develop the skill sets necessary to manage or decrease your symptoms.

Sometimes it feels like you're out of control. Your emotions are running the show. Later, you regret the things you've said or done in the heat of the moment. The good news is that emotional regulation is a skill that can be improved! You can develop skills to better recognize and regulate your emotions and deal with distressing thoughts and feelings. You can learn to respond thoughtfully to situations rather than just reacting. We can work together to develop your ability to be in the moment and enjoy life.

Melanie received her masters degree from Cleveland State University, and began her clinical experience facilitating intensive outpatient treatment for adults who were diagnosed with substance-use disorders and mental health disorders. Melanie has focused on individual therapy with adults who are diagnosed with mental health disorders, specifically within the categories of anxiety, depression, trauma, and substance use.

During difficult times I strive to help others ground themselves in the present and utilize healthy ways of coping. I have worked with problems such as depression, anxiety, life transitions, loss, separation and relationship difficulties as well as more chronic and severe mental health concerns. I enjoy working with adults who are interested in reflecting on their most significant past and present relationships and life experiences in an attempt to deeply understand and manage current stressors.

When the the decision fatigue is real- feeling overwhelmed with all the responsibilities of adulting? Trying to find a good work/life balance? Finding yourself stuck in a cycle of being drawn to all the wrong people? Having a hard time prioritizing your life, being assertive, and setting boundaries? Life can feel like it's just too much. You want to do better but when you stop and try, it’s all too overwhelming. You may even feel stuck. If you're a parent, that adds another extra layer of "too much," exhaustion, and stress.

It is my goal to provide a non-judgmental, strengths-based, and trauma-informed approach to therapy to support clients in creating positive change. I am passionate about working with teen and adult clients to develop essential skill sets that enhance their confidence, relationships, and functioning throughout expected and unexpected life events and challenges. I with individuals, couples, and families to successfully overcome barriers created by symptoms and conditions such as anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, relationship conflict, challenges with life transitions, stress, and trauma.

I am experienced in working with individuals struggling with disordered eating, depression, anxiety, life transitions, post traumatic stress disorder, self-esteem, and LGTBQ+ issues. While I enjoy working with clients of a variety of backgrounds, life stages, and diagnoses, I am passionate about treating adolescents, teens, and young adults with eating disorders. I maintain a person-centered strengths-based approach to care, implementing elements of CBT, DBT, and motivational interviewing.

Hi! I’m Kaeden (he/him/his), and I am a licensed independent social worker in the states of Ohio (LISW) and Kentucky (CSW). I specialize in providing therapy to LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent adolescents and adults, as well as anyone looking for a safe and nonjudgemental therapeutic home. My approach is rooted in vulnerability, collaboration, transparency, and self-determination, and I am passionate about creating spaces where people with marginalized identities and experiences can feel seen and understood. If you have struggled in the past to find a provider who "gets" you, I might be the provider for you.

Christina Mayhaus is an independently licensed clinical counselor. Christina received her Bachelors of Arts in Psychology from the University of Cincinnati and her Master of Arts in Counseling from Xavier University. Christina has grown up in Cincinnati. She has been working with children, teens, young adults, and adults in the mental health field for several years.

Hello and I am looking forward to working together! I am currently accepting new clients for both in person and teletherapy appointments in Ohio and Florida. I specialize in working with adults and teens with a variety of concerns ranging from anxiety, depression, trauma, to relationship issues, addiction issues, LGBTQ+ spectrum and life transitions/challenges. I believe that a quality therapeutic relationship is built on trust and authenticity. Therapy is about change, gaining skills, knowledge and confidence in a safe and supportive environment. I work hard with my clients and support them to make the changes they want to make.

I have worked with young adults (college-age to late 20s) throughout the duration of my career and very much enjoy helping navigate both common and unique challenges of this phase of life. I also work with individuals struggling to manage their reactions to losses, whether it be the death of a loved one, an end to a relationship, the loss of a job etc. If you feel that you should be "over it" by now or you had a complicated or unhealthy relationship with a lost person, you may benefit from diving deeper into what has been triggered in order to heal.

Hayley Englander received her master's degree in clinical social work at Smith College School for Social Work and her bachelor's degree in psychology from Vassar College. She has conducted psychotherapy in a range of settings for 25 years. She earned a one-year advanced family therapy certificate and a two-year advanced psychotherapy certificate. She works with adults in individual and couples therapy with special interests in recovering from trauma, mindfulness/self-care, effective interpersonal relationship skills, parenting, grief, life transitions, anxiety and depression, and sexuality/intimacy issues.

Are you struggling with negative emotions and unpleasant thoughts? Is it consuming your life, and interfering with your day to day routine? Feeling hopeless and not sure what to do about it? All of us will struggle at some point in dealing with complicated feelings, or unwanted thoughts.

You may be at a place in life you never expected or wanted, but you are taking the brave step to make a change by seeking help. I'm Sharon, and I believe no one should ever feel alone while journeying through the inevitable hard times, nor should anyone go without trying clinically effective interventions that promote growth. I offer compassionate, non-judgmental, value-driven, services to address your current needs. I am EMDR trained and use a variety of approaches, from verbal psychotherapies to creative therapies, with children, adolescents, and adults to uncover barriers to experiencing a more gratifying and meaningful life.

As a therapist who has been in therapy throughout my life, I bring a unique perspective to my work with adolescents, individuals, and families. I offer trauma-informed care that fosters healing and empowers people to move forward. I employ a strengths-based approach and tailor various treatment modalities to fit each client and their unique journey. I want you to leave our sessions equipped with the tools, skills, understanding, and positive beliefs needed for your ongoing journey.

I’m Tosha a queer, non-binary, neurodivergent, licensed social worker in Ohio. In my practice, I specialize in offering affirming, supportive therapy to LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent youth and young adults learn to accept, and eventually, love themselves for who they are. If you are working through your gender identity or sexuality, I am here to provide support on your journey! I believe having a safe space to process your feelings, struggles and thoughts is something everyone should have access to. I am here to validate you and encourage you to accept and love yourself while finding your most authentic self!

Her specialty is empowering clients through therapy providing a nurturing and safe environment to explore difficult feelings, promote growth, facilitate behavior changes, and improve relationships. Christina has experience providing Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) groups, mental health assessments, and individual therapy in the Cincinnati area. Her passion is working with children and young adults in which she pulls from her experience working with youth in foster care and school-based day treatment.

At Creekside Therapy Center, your mental health is our priority. Whether you’re facing mounting stress, paralyzing anxiety, gut-wrenching loss or you simply need someone to talk to, let us be there for you. Our clinicians have a wide range of experience and work with children, teens, adults and couples. Our prescriber can assist in managing medications you may be taking or provide an evaluation for potential medication implementation. We would be honored to walk this journey with you and encourage you to contact us to discuss whether we have a clinician who may meet your mental health needs.

Relationships and just getting along with ourselves and with others is very difficult at times. For everyone. But we can move from pain by transforming it into greater happiness and meaning. I provide psychological evaluations and therapy to help adults better cope with their lives and resolve trauma, depression, and anxiety. In addition, I work with people struggling with parenting and relationship issues, loneliness, family conflicts, as well as medical conditions and aging/end of life issues.