Family Systems Therapists in Phoenix, AZ

Erin Tarkington is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (LAMFT) with a mission to strengthen and nurture couple and family relationships. Specializing in creating a positive emotional culture, fostering a warm and comfortable environment, and providing non-judgmental space for thoughts and feelings, Erin strives to help couples and families flourish in connection, communication, and partnership.

Trouble in your relationship or marriage? Issues in communication or finances? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then it might be beneficial to speak with a professional. Most of us have experienced this at some point in our relationships. Counseling can be beneficial by providing a safe space to share without judgment while also having a mediator to assist with misunderstandings. As your counselor, my role is not to tell you what to do as only you know what’s best for you, but instead assist you identifying what is needed to help you start living the life you want to live. I look forward to hearing from you!

Therapy can be weird. It can be uncomfortable to open up to a stranger about your thoughts, feelings, traumatic memories, and expose the aspects of you that are unhealthy. Therapy can also be a space where you allow yourself to be fully known, fully valued, and more clearly understood. My goal is to create an environment where you can more fully understand yourself, accept yourself, and allow yourself to grow in order to live an exciting and fulfilling life. I most often work with people who have experienced complex trauma, and struggle with addictive or out-of-control patterns as a result.

**Unable to take new clients at this time. I have been practicing as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 2003. After high school I attended Chapman University and earned my Bachelor's in Psychology. Immediately after I went on to achieve my Master's in Social Work at the University of Southern California. Earlier experience centered around high-risk children, teens and families, as well as the seriously mentally ill (SMI) population. Since founding ACC in 2004, I have expanded my focus and training to work with youth, young adults, couples and families dealing with a myriad of mental health challenges and life transitions.

My name is KT Moore and my pronouns are they/them. As a Black and genderqueer individual, I am passionate about working with clients who are multicultural and who are members of the LGBTQAAI2S+ community through an intersectionality lens. I find joy in helping clients explore their gender, racial and/or sexuality identities, and process trauma through use of creative self-expression, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Strengths-Based Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Mindfulness. I help clients build healthy coping skills, find their strengths, narrate their own stories, and develop healthy thought patterns.

Do you feel stuck, anxious, out of control, or depressed? Would you like to find relief from isolating circumstances or traumatic experiences? I am an advocate for you. I am here to listen and create a tailored approach that best fits your story and healing journey. My intention is for you to find hope, freedom, and direction through effective counseling. Accepting new clients.

I work with CHILDREN,TEENS, FAMILIES, ADULTS to create change in these areas: depression, anxiety, unhealthy- behaviors, self-esteem, ,anger, motivation in school, and more. I am passionate about my work. I love working with: adults, adolescents, couples,and families .I am able to connect with tots to teens to adults. Kids quickly feel safe and comfortable and parents feel encouraged with great results. I work with ADULTS: to effectively alleviate depressive and anxious moods, and learn to cope with grief, loss, and difficult and painful life situations. I work teaching skills to manage stress, create health and happiness in your life.

Welcome to CFND Behavioral Health. We are so incredibly glad you are here with us. Since 1992, CFND Behavioral Health has had the philosophy that no one should go through life alone. As a community, we believe in creating an environment of exceptional client care through immediate accessibility to affordable mental health services and we appreciate the courage it takes for you to seek help. Our impact is due to the abilities of our incredible and talented Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and behavioral health administrators who strive to serve you daily.

Accepting NEW clients in AZ. Life has its unique way of providing challenges. Some we have time to prepare for, others we are not afforded the luxury of preparation and unfortunately, we none have the ability to stop the world around us. Life continues to go on. It is my goal to provide a relaxing environment that promotes mental and emotional healing that starts from within. It is my hope and goal to help identify mental health awareness through a process of establishing mental clarity that will help promote physical and emotional happiness. Let's take this journey together!

I have been working with clients who have had trauma throughout their life. Their symptoms are anxiety, depression, panic attacks, negative self-talk, rumination, and unhealthy relations. We work on establishing where these thoughts, ideas, and behaviors stem from and how to make healthy changes in every area of their lives. I focus on their chosen words and the negative self-talk perpetuating these symptoms.

I am a LCSW providing virtual therapy in AZ, CA and NV. In my work, I believe that the true health and freedom we crave present themselves when we align body, mind and soul and return to the instinctual, intuitive wisdom that exists within us to guide us on our life journey. Through returning to ourselves and the sense of safety, security and love that come with feeling safe and at home in our bodies, we are able to open to life and live fully. Working with me requires a willingness to do hard, deep, but gentle, work.

Kandi Crandell's clinical approach to therapy is creating space to envision a different future while consciously examining past traumas through the lens of understanding and compassion. She believes all clients have the strength within themselves to grow, change, and ultimately accomplish their goals to better enrich their lives. She believes therapy is a space where the client is the healer in the room, and she exists to help clients discover their own superpowers. Kandi creates a nonjudgemental space to allow the client to share their unique story while also focusing on daily habits that support change.

Hi! I'm so glad you're here! :) I know how overwhelming and intimidating it can be to look for help. A safe place and a non-judgmental/unbiased ear are highly coveted and sought after in today's society. Therapy can address infinite issues and struggles that arise in daily life. Whether you're struggling with depression, anxiety, grief, PTSD, relationship issues, or just life in general, take comfort that I'm here to help! Together, we can work through whatever it is that you need to lead your "best" happy and healthy life. Please take note of my specialties and other areas of expertise.

Dr. Jablonski holds a doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology. She completed her internship and residency at Southwest Behavioral and Health Services. Following, she worked as a Clinical Director for a behavioral health agency where she engaged in training and supervision of doctoral students as well as clinically overseeing multiple treatment facilities. Next, she held a position as a Director of Clinical Training and Assistant Professor of Behavioral Medicine at Midwestern University. Dr. Jablonski decided to focus solely on her independent practice. She provides individual, family, and couples psychotherapy. Her current areas of specialty include anxiety and mood disorders, stress management, relationship issues, and trauma.

You’re wrong again! Or at least thats what you’ve been told over & over again, to the point that your brain feels like its floating in acid water, slowing dissolving your ability to perceive any given situation, event or memory of a conversation accurately. You don’t recall having problems with memory or perception before this relationship. You’re struggling to make sense of every day things. This is just one of the effects of narcissistic abuse. It's called gaslighting, it's an insidious tool used to erode your ability to perceive reality and its also one of the most common tools used by a narcissist to control and manipulate you.

I am a Board Certified Supervisor, EMDR trained licensed professional counselor who specializes in trauma related issues. Along with being a therapist I am also a brain health coach with Dr. Amen clinics. My assessments are included in the therapeutic process. I work primarily with women's issues surrounding abuse and trauma by infidelity and partner sex addiction. I also collaborate couple's intensive sessions when needed. Healing is possible and I provide a non-judgmental, supportive therapeutic environment.

I specialize in working with adults, children, blended families, and couples who are experiencing trauma/PTSD, parenting challenges, life transitions, communication issues, anxiety, and/or depression. I am a trauma-informed therapist trained in EMDR, somatic therapies, and play therapy.

You and your partner have drifted apart. Lives are busy and there's no time to have those heart-to-heart talks. You're missing intimacy and sex is nonexistent. Tension and conflict have become more present than they once were. Neither of you are ready to give up, but you both know your relationship won't last if it continues on this trajectory. Your relationship is worth saving and you're both ready for change. If this sounds like you, the time is now. Let's get started.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist and Registered Play Therapist working with children, adolescents, and their families. I have helped families successfully address a wide variety of issues related to home, school, and work, including: ADHD, Autism, Depression, grief and loss, Mood and Anxiety Disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Panic Disorder, Self-Esteem Issues, Stress Management, and family conflict. When working with children and teens, it is important that the family be involved as well, to support the individual, increase family connectedness, and help generalize skills, strategies, and insights beyond the therapy hour.