Therapists Beginning With G in Arkansas

If you are looking at this page you are taking the first brave step toward help. Distress is not a choice, but getting help is. I believe that therapy is about change, hope and reconnection. Often times devastation of betrayal, abandonment, divorce, disease, or death can change you instantly. Your struggle is part of your story and I want to hear it. Perhaps anger, depression and anxiety are constant companions. Sometimes others only see what we allow them to see and that is just the tip of the iceberg, the real pain and emotions are below the surface. Past trauma or current stressful life situations can make us feel stuck.

Being a human is hard sometimes! We all experience pain, stress, and trauma. Through safety, connection, and new experiences, our hearts can mend and we can create beautiful new things. We all need each other. My goal as a therapist is to create a safe space for you to feel seen, safe, and secure to share your authentic self. My desire is to meet you right where you are in your pain while helping you feel free to be fully you.

Stephanie Stoltz is a Licensed Certified Social Worker in the state of Arkansas. She received her Master of Social Work from University of New England and double majored in Psychology and Social Work at University of Arkansas, Little Rock. She has years of experience working with people who suffer from depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, mood disorders, and substance abuse. She is trained in EMDR and has experience providing therapy for MAT patients. She sees clients 16 and over.

Immediate Openings Available (Online Only) - Sometimes we all need help. Life is not always easy which is why I have devoted my practice to assisting clients through their journey and empowering them through each step. I offer a safe and compassionate space where we explore your challenges, foster resilience, and develop effective strategies for a more fulfilling life. I am fluent in English and Spanish.

I believe in peoples' ability to heal and grow after difficult experiences. I also believe in being on the client's side, listening supportively, and telling the truth in a helpful way. I am a clinical psychologist who specializes in helping adults recover from traumas of all kinds. Whether you are struggling with the aftermath of a trauma, a divorce, or another difficult experience, or if you are having difficulty coping in your present circumstances, I can help.

At times, we all need assistance with personal growth, relationships, grieving, healing of past abuse, trauma or codependency, building leadership skills, or overcoming expectations. The hardest part is finding where to start. I tailor treatment to meet your specific needs. I work with adult individuals struggling with mood, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, self-esteem, and body image issues.

Overwhelmed. Numb. Hopeless. Shame. Frustrated. Life is always throwing us curve balls — it’s how we respond that determines how we feel. We’ll work on practical ways to manage your grief, depression, and anger in the midst of the unknown. You’ll learn how to listen to what your body is telling you and feel more confident and at ease in difficult situations. I work with clients to identify their goals and develop personalized treatment plans that incorporates a variety of techniques, including mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and solution-focused therapy. Begin the process, learn the skills, and make a permanent change.

Lauren is passionate about helping clients find patterns and make connections. She is a very engaged therapist who asks unique questions to bring you clarity and a fresh perspective. Her clinical interests include trauma, family conflict, relationship dynamics, attachment, anxiety, and identity exploration. Her therapeutic approach is psychodynamic therapy, which recognizes the profound impact our past experiences have on our present thoughts and behaviors. Lauren studied social work at NYU and NYU Shanghai, and received training at The New School University. She is a member of the LGBTQIA+ community and values a diverse clientele.

Christina Garrett is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 13 years of experience in individual, family, and group therapy. She received her undergraduate in Psychology at the University of Central Arkansas, her Master of Education from American Intercontinental University, and her Master of Counseling with a specialty in Rehabilitation Counseling at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She has experience working with clients with various mental health disorders including ADHD, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, grief, and adjustment disorders. She has worked with all populations but primarily works with children (4+).

My name is Lauren Garrett, and I have been providing therapy since 2018. Before becoming a licensed therapist, I obtained a master’s degree in social work from NYU and NYU Shanghai, and received training at The New School University in New York City. Following graduate school, I spent a year and a half learning from neuropsychologists about Neurofeedback therapy. I have provided therapy in university, residential, private practice, and medical settings. At the core of my therapeutic approach is psychodynamic therapy, which recognizes the profound impact our past experiences have on our present thoughts and behaviors.

Are you struggling with stress, anxiety, or depression? Do you have a history of trauma? Are you parenting a difficult adolescent? Are you experiencing familial conflict or relationship issues? Do you have difficulty connecting with others and the world? It is my goal to motivate and empower my clients to make changes that will lead to a more peaceful and productive life. I am devoted to providing a welcoming, non-judgmental environment to help adolescents, adults, couples, families, and the LGBTQ+ community develop the awareness and skills they need to navigate trauma, difficult emotions, relationships, and tough life situations.

I am passionate about providing a safe place for my clients to be heard and seen. It can be hard talking about your insecurities, fears, trauma, and processing emotions. It is a privileged to walk beside my client's through their journey. I work with adults and children who deal with anxiety, depression, impulse control, grief, family issues, have witnessed or been a victim of abuse, and struggle with behavioral issues. I work with adults on their attachment style to work on building a more secure attachment in their relationships.

Creating change is about embracing your future, not beating yourself (or others) up over the past. As a therapist, I focus on helping you figure out what "better" looks like and identifying the quickest route to get us there. Once we have that identified, I'll act as counselor, coach and traveling companion as you journey down that road. I'll be a fresh set of eyes that helps you figure out when you're being too hard on yourself and when you need to take a hard look in the mirror.

Do you ever feel like you're going crazy? Like your thoughts, problems, and past are so much that you don't know where to start? When you first enter my office, either virtually or in person, you will find yourself in a comfortable environment where I will meet you where you are in that moment. I will patiently walk with you through your hardships with an open ear while challenging you slowly to look at your situation in a different perspective and understand why you feel and react the way you do given your history. I use attachment and EMDR therapy primarily to help you reach your goals.

Pain pushes us to change, and comes in many forms; depression, anxiety symptoms, feelings of inadequacy, grief, anger, fear, or hopelessness. How we respond to change will ultimately put us on a healing journey, or keep us standing still. As your therapist, I offer you a safe environment to tell your truth, and explore thoughts, feelings, and experiences without judgment. If you’ve experienced physical/sexual trauma, anxiety, depression, PTSD, complicated trauma, and/or anger issues, let’s talk! I have worked with children, adolescents and adults. I am a graduate of John Brown University in Siloam Springs, AR with dual licensure.

I enjoy working with children, teens, and adults who are dealing with ADHD, depression, anxiety, difficulty coping with stress, or recovering from trauma.

Lovelle is a Licensed Associate Counselor and is passionate about working with children and their families. She uses a variety of therapeutic approaches in order to meet the needs of each client. Lovelle is well-versed in techniques to assist with depression, anxiety, adjustment, self-esteem, behavioral issues, and a variety of other mental health concerns. Lovelle has received specialized training in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Child Parent Psychotherapy to assist children and families impacted by trauma. She received her Master's in Counseling at John Brown University with an Emphasis in Play Therapy.

Just by reading this, you are showing your strength and courage to take the first step to speak with a therapist. For many people, it is a scary step to make and keep a counseling appointment. People often worry and wonder things like, what will counseling be like, what will the therapist ask me, and will therapy really help me? When I meet you, I will commend you for your courage to come to counseling and we will discuss what brings you to counseling. Then we will make what I call a counseling GPS. This is a plan of how to get from where you are to where you want to be (through counseling).

I believe that we are all equipped with an inner guidance system that pushes us to grow anytime we are out of alignment with our highest selves. Oftentimes, this guidance comes in the form of pain or emotional discomfort. Many of us may identify this pain as depression or anxiety symptoms, feelings of inadequacy, low-self-esteem, grief, anger, fear, or hopelessness. The ways in which we respond to our pain has tremendous implications for future healing and overall quality of life. Action is necessary in order to create change. If you have arrived at this page then you have already begun taking action to improve your circumstances.