Intellectual Disability Therapists in Indianapolis, IN

Dr. Samuels specializes in the provision of forensic assessment services including parental competency, violence risk assessment, sexual offender risk assessment, mental status at the time of the offense, criminal competencies (e.g. competency to stand trial), malingering and psychopathy. Dr. Samuels is also capable of providing a wide array of psychological assessments including fitness for duty, employment screenings, intellectual disability, worker's compensation, independent medical evaluations as well as neuropsychological screening assessments.

Hello! My name is Brooke. Are you struggling with your child’s behavior at home or school? Feeling depressed, anxious, or simply lost in life? Have you recently experienced any big changes? Has a traumatic experience occurred in you or your child’s life and you don’t know how to go back to normalcy? Do you think you may be in a abusive or narcissistic relationship? Do you have a child with an intellectual disability that is struggling with emotional/behavioral issues? If any of these scenarios connected with you, I would love to help you not only gain the skills you need to heal and cope through your journey, but to also flourish!

Heartfelt Harmonies was created to serve individuals within the community with high-quality and evidence-based music therapy services.  And to do so with a full heart, compassion, and individualized care.  Services focus on individual client goals, strengths, preferences, and areas of need.  For both individuals and groups. Most of my work experience has been with older adults, individuals working through mental health conditions, and the past three years as a board-certified music therapist, serving individuals with developmental disabilities. I work with kids, teens, and adults, and older adults.

Autism is not a medical condition needing "treatment." Rather, it is an opportunity to work intensively on personal growth starting with the child's diagnosis, and then extending to the family, the professionals, schools, communities and finally the governments.

Meaningful Day Services is committed to providing evidence-based, person centered supports that work to meet the goals of each unique individual. Our counselors use a variety of treatment modalities to best meet the needs of each individual and family we serve. We have many counselors who are experienced in working with individuals across the lifespan. We believe in collaborating with our clients to achieve optimal outcomes. Our counselors are able to provide supports through telehealth or in person at our Brownsburg office.

CURRENTLY ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS. I enjoy working with children, teenagers and adults. I provide a welcoming environment to address a variety of issues that impact multiple communities.

I will help you get through your difficult life challenges so you can feel more confident, happy and whole. If you are struggling with your health, significant loss, or difficult circumstances within your family or work life, I can guide you, educate you, support you, connect you, and most importantly believe in you, so you can shift from hurt to hope, chaos to calm, and overwhelm to opportunity. I do this work because I truly believe each person is worthy to feel valued, heard, and understood and to have a fulfilling life that is meaningful and purposeful.

I am a licensed therapist with a Masters in Social Work. My degree has given me the fundamentals necessary to embark on the journey of becoming a licensed mental health therapist. It has helped me learn to identify what people think and how they react to different situations. It also helped me to recognize the appropriate way of dealing with people and helping them without making them feel uncomfortable. Making sure my client’s understand their own problems properly while involving them in preparation for a plan of action is a goal I as a therapist strive for.

I am a pediatric neuropsychologist with extensive experience in providing culturally sensitive and trauma informed developmental and neuropsychological evaluations to children and adolescents with a wide range of concerns, including neurodevelopmental conditions (e.g., attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, autism spectrum disorder, learning disorder), acquired brain injuries, and emotional and behavioral challenges (e.g., mood and impulse control disorders).

Since 2000, O'Brien Psychological Services has provided psychological evaluations. He currently has two locations (Indianapolis and Kokomo). Dr. O'Brien is particularly interested in psychological evaluations and consultation but, from time to time, he will accept clients for psychotherapy services. His assessment clients have included, but are not limited to, the following: psychiatric hospitals, bariatric surgery patients, international adoption clients, juvenile courts, medical practices, autism treatment centers, other mental health professionals, and various state and federal agencies. I am also very honored and humbled by the many professionals in the field of human services who could have gone anywhere for psychological services but who trusted me to provide assessments and consulting services for their own family members.

Therapy is tough work that requires a strong partnership. For that, we both need to do our best to relate straightforwardly with one another. My primary concern in therapy is to develop an honest relationship driven by a shared desire to understand your life, and how you came to be this version of yourself. After that, I'll help you decide whether you should seek to make changes and how to go about that.

Ross is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and behavior consultant specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). He has a clinical focus on trauma/PTSD, mood disorders, behavioral management, navigating psychosis, teen/adolescent issues, family systems, and relationship issues. Ross is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP). He utilizes EMDR (Eye Movement and Desensitization Reprocessing), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), as well as somatic therapies for trauma and anxiety.

Managing life’s stressors can be challenging. Reaching out to talk to someone can be the first step toward living the life that you choose.

In our ever-changing existing world today, it can be expected that life comes in waves with beautiful experiences along with seasons that can be challenging, exhausting, and painful. Life experiences demand a need for support, empathy, a listening ear, realistic strategies, self-care, grounding and spiritual relationships. I am excited to walk with you through your journey to achieve all therapeutic needs. With an emphasis on person centered approach tailored to your needs, I am committed to support, resources, and providing therapeutic strategies through evidence-based practices and mindful activities.

Congratulations for seeking therapy! I am taking referrals and can do so quickly. Many people feel reluctant to seek therapy because of the assumption that you should be able to deal with all problems yourself. Most people experience improvement in mood and anxiety problems as they work with a therapist. I believe I am easy to talk to and listen carefully. I also have over 40 years of experience and have developed skills in a variety of problem areas. If you see me and we establish a plan, you will be in the driver's seat as far as how much you need and how long you need it. AND YES - I offer weekend and evening appointments.

Hi, I am Emily! I have a BA in Psychology and Crisis Counseling, and an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a minor in Pastoral Counseling. I am currently a recent graduate with a history of working with crisis patients’ diagnoses, of anxiety and depression. I enjoy working with children and adolescents. I have experience working with children who have additional diagnoses and conditions including terminal illness, traumatic brain injuries, and disabilities.

Hello! All persons and abilities are welcomed here! I am so glad you have taken the first steps in bettering your mental health and taking time to prioritize yourself. I know therapy can be scary - but I am here to help you feel safe. I am a master's level, licensed clinical social worker in the state of Indiana. I have eight years of experience as a behavioral clinician specializing in supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities with co-occurring mental health diagnoses, their family unit, and caregivers. I have a special interest in trauma work.

Change is all around us, as a natural part of every life. It can happen in an instant, or it may come around slowly. Whether you are encountering a situation you didn't expect, or choosing to move forward in a different way, it can be helpful to have a listening ear and supportive presence. As a counselor, my goal is to help you feel heard, understood and companioned on your journey.

I work with a variety of individuals, couples, and families dealing with such problems as anxiety, depression, stress management, and relationship difficulties. One of my special interests is assisting clients with improving their decision-making in important life areas. Recently I published a book on judgment and ways to enhance it. I am also experienced in providing psychological evaluations for assessment of attention deficit disorders, fitness for bariatric surgery, and court-related issues. I look forward to helping others explore strategies to enhance well-being and lead more fulfilling lives.