Jungian Therapists in Indianapolis, IN
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Hilary Curtis-Long
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Indianapolis, IN 46220 (Online Only)
I am currently learning Jungian dream analysis and foraging and am passionately curious about life and human nature.
We live in a world notoriously seeking conformity and suppression. How do we begin to unravel these layers to discover our own uniqueness and find the courage to show up? Conditioning and societal expectation often leave us feeling as though we are falling behind like we are supposed to have more figured out by now. Through a lens of compassionate curiosity I seek to help people in taking a deeper look beyond shame and explore preconceived notions about childhood wounds, sexuality, religion, relationships, career, and more. My goal is to empower you to discover and discern your own value system which may differ from your upbringing.
I am currently learning Jungian dream analysis and foraging and am passionately curious about life and human nature.
We live in a world notoriously seeking conformity and suppression. How do we begin to unravel these layers to discover our own uniqueness and find the courage to show up? Conditioning and societal expectation often leave us feeling as though we are falling behind like we are supposed to have more figured out by now. Through a lens of compassionate curiosity I seek to help people in taking a deeper look beyond shame and explore preconceived notions about childhood wounds, sexuality, religion, relationships, career, and more. My goal is to empower you to discover and discern your own value system which may differ from your upbringing.
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The Jungian perspective can be a deeply spiritual psychology.
Starting with practicalities, I see adults for individual & couples therapy. I’m licensed for in person or video in IL, on video in WI & IN. My practice is based on Carl Jung’s theory of Analytical Psychology. I have been trained in numerous therapeutic modalities that I use in addition to dream interpretation. I believe that therapy is about "growing" by becoming aware of what is unconscious. Painful events or feelings are like a force of nature. My goal is to face pain with you & find a deeper understanding of yourself or your relationship in order to achieve lasting change & wholeness. This is the path of individuation.
The Jungian perspective can be a deeply spiritual psychology.
Starting with practicalities, I see adults for individual & couples therapy. I’m licensed for in person or video in IL, on video in WI & IN. My practice is based on Carl Jung’s theory of Analytical Psychology. I have been trained in numerous therapeutic modalities that I use in addition to dream interpretation. I believe that therapy is about "growing" by becoming aware of what is unconscious. Painful events or feelings are like a force of nature. My goal is to face pain with you & find a deeper understanding of yourself or your relationship in order to achieve lasting change & wholeness. This is the path of individuation.
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Progress is a professional passion of mine. I listen to you and help you discover your own solutions that will feel right to you. Practicing for almost 20 years, I use little 'therapy-speak,' but rather use my experience and training to have conversational style psychotherapy sessions in which we work to move forward in the direction you need to go. I bring a holistic approach to both individual & couples therapy where I draw on Cognitive Behavioral, Gestalt & Jungian, Trauma-focused, and Addictions therapies to create a safe space for growth.
Progress is a professional passion of mine. I listen to you and help you discover your own solutions that will feel right to you. Practicing for almost 20 years, I use little 'therapy-speak,' but rather use my experience and training to have conversational style psychotherapy sessions in which we work to move forward in the direction you need to go. I bring a holistic approach to both individual & couples therapy where I draw on Cognitive Behavioral, Gestalt & Jungian, Trauma-focused, and Addictions therapies to create a safe space for growth.
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Progress is a professional passion of mine. I listen to you and help you discover your own solutions that will feel right to you. Practicing for almost 20 years, I use little 'therapy-speak,' but rather use my experience and training to have conversational style psychotherapy sessions in which we work to move forward in the direction you need to go. I bring a holistic approach to both individual & couples therapy where I draw on Cognitive Behavioral, Gestalt & Jungian, Trauma-focused, and Addictions therapies to create a safe space for growth.
Progress is a professional passion of mine. I listen to you and help you discover your own solutions that will feel right to you. Practicing for almost 20 years, I use little 'therapy-speak,' but rather use my experience and training to have conversational style psychotherapy sessions in which we work to move forward in the direction you need to go. I bring a holistic approach to both individual & couples therapy where I draw on Cognitive Behavioral, Gestalt & Jungian, Trauma-focused, and Addictions therapies to create a safe space for growth.
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Yolanda Jones
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
Indianapolis, IN 46256 (Online Only)
Hello, my name is Yolanda Jones and I am excited to meet you. I'm looking forward to getting to know you more and learning how I may help you feel better through our therapy work. My ideal client is one who realizes that change starts with him/ her. My ideal client is ready to take action following an understanding that yesterday’s trauma unknowingly, and unconsciously can keep one in a state of maladaptive feelings such as low self-esteem, anger, guilt, shame, jealousy, or perfectionism.
Hello, my name is Yolanda Jones and I am excited to meet you. I'm looking forward to getting to know you more and learning how I may help you feel better through our therapy work. My ideal client is one who realizes that change starts with him/ her. My ideal client is ready to take action following an understanding that yesterday’s trauma unknowingly, and unconsciously can keep one in a state of maladaptive feelings such as low self-esteem, anger, guilt, shame, jealousy, or perfectionism.
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Louise Walker Loving Polansky
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, LMHC, LCAC, MA
Verified Verified
Indianapolis, IN 46220
My therapeutic focus is on helping clients identify and take responsibility for addressing issues ranging from minor life adjustment problems to serious mental health conditions based in brain chemistry deficits. Licensed as a clinical social worker since 1993, I have worked in the behavioral health field since 1979 in a variety of mental health and addictions-focused settings, including inpatient/hospital, intensive outpatient, outpatient, and educational programs. I also have an LMHC and an LCAC. I consider it an honor to work with clients courageous enough to ask for and accept help in meeting life's challenges.
My therapeutic focus is on helping clients identify and take responsibility for addressing issues ranging from minor life adjustment problems to serious mental health conditions based in brain chemistry deficits. Licensed as a clinical social worker since 1993, I have worked in the behavioral health field since 1979 in a variety of mental health and addictions-focused settings, including inpatient/hospital, intensive outpatient, outpatient, and educational programs. I also have an LMHC and an LCAC. I consider it an honor to work with clients courageous enough to ask for and accept help in meeting life's challenges.
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Christin Collins
Pre-Licensed Professional, MS, LMHCA
Verified Verified
Indianapolis, IN 46237 (Online Only)
Are you exhausted, struggling, longing for more, constantly committing to "get your life together?" Do you feel like you're constantly dropping loose ends and wonder how everyone else does it? Or are you overwhelmed, overstimulated, and overextended, jittery during the day and not sleeping at night? Has a moment in time caught you in its web and you are ready to become untangled? Are you "different" (LGBTQIA+, ethically non-monogamous, Pagan or pagan-friendly, etc.) and looking for a therapist who "gets it"? Whatever the journey has brought you, your courageous heart has led you here.
Are you exhausted, struggling, longing for more, constantly committing to "get your life together?" Do you feel like you're constantly dropping loose ends and wonder how everyone else does it? Or are you overwhelmed, overstimulated, and overextended, jittery during the day and not sleeping at night? Has a moment in time caught you in its web and you are ready to become untangled? Are you "different" (LGBTQIA+, ethically non-monogamous, Pagan or pagan-friendly, etc.) and looking for a therapist who "gets it"? Whatever the journey has brought you, your courageous heart has led you here.
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Dianna Stallings | Heart Space
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Indianapolis, IN 46220 (Online Only)
My clients often are aware that something in their current lives is no longer serving them, want to understand how that came to be, and align themselves with the vision they have for their future. This often starts by noticing repeating patterns of behavior in themselves, or those they attract, and becoming curious about the reason why. They may also find that they experience certain physical and emotional responses (anger, anxiety, people pleasing etc.) and know that their body is trying to tell them something needs to shift.
My clients often are aware that something in their current lives is no longer serving them, want to understand how that came to be, and align themselves with the vision they have for their future. This often starts by noticing repeating patterns of behavior in themselves, or those they attract, and becoming curious about the reason why. They may also find that they experience certain physical and emotional responses (anger, anxiety, people pleasing etc.) and know that their body is trying to tell them something needs to shift.
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If you are feeling the call to be more at home in your body, to ignite your creativity, to ground in new ways of being. If you are feeling anxious or depressed and talk therapy alone is not enough. If you want to release old patterns and beliefs that feel stuck in your body. If you want to explore a deeper integration in mind, body and spirit but aren’t sure how. - Know that all this is possible. For over 30 years, I have been honored to walk beside many clients as they come home to their bodies and find what has been calling them.
If you are feeling the call to be more at home in your body, to ignite your creativity, to ground in new ways of being. If you are feeling anxious or depressed and talk therapy alone is not enough. If you want to release old patterns and beliefs that feel stuck in your body. If you want to explore a deeper integration in mind, body and spirit but aren’t sure how. - Know that all this is possible. For over 30 years, I have been honored to walk beside many clients as they come home to their bodies and find what has been calling them.
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Dina Varano at The Rooted Heart
Counselor, MA, LMHC
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Indianapolis, IN 46220
How long have you been hearing the call to a different way of being with yourself and the world? It might just be the quiet whispering of your heart urging you to something more. Or perhaps the whole universe is shouting that something has got to change, you can’t keep living like this. Avoiding our fear of change can keep us stuck. But your capacity to heal is only limited by your beliefs about what is possible. Genuinely transformational work is ultimately a mix of intentional effort and surprising playfulness. It’s about engaging your inner life in new and creative ways in the safe space of a trusted relationship.
How long have you been hearing the call to a different way of being with yourself and the world? It might just be the quiet whispering of your heart urging you to something more. Or perhaps the whole universe is shouting that something has got to change, you can’t keep living like this. Avoiding our fear of change can keep us stuck. But your capacity to heal is only limited by your beliefs about what is possible. Genuinely transformational work is ultimately a mix of intentional effort and surprising playfulness. It’s about engaging your inner life in new and creative ways in the safe space of a trusted relationship.
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I believe that all individuals are experts on their own life and that the therapist is simply an aid in that journey. I use a holistic perspective that includes the mind, body, and spirit in the healing process. My approach is inviting, warm, and accepting, with an emphasis on being curious and reflective. I help individuals examine their life path and how previous experiences influence their current life. I work with young adults and adults. I am a trauma specialist who has extensive training in helping our minds and bodies fully move on from events in the past and live the life we want in the present.
I believe that all individuals are experts on their own life and that the therapist is simply an aid in that journey. I use a holistic perspective that includes the mind, body, and spirit in the healing process. My approach is inviting, warm, and accepting, with an emphasis on being curious and reflective. I help individuals examine their life path and how previous experiences influence their current life. I work with young adults and adults. I am a trauma specialist who has extensive training in helping our minds and bodies fully move on from events in the past and live the life we want in the present.
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While you may have wrestled with reaching out for a first meeting, I will offer a space of trust and respect to allow you to express your feelings and needs, while listening and working together to uncover ways to move ahead in therapy.
While you may have wrestled with reaching out for a first meeting, I will offer a space of trust and respect to allow you to express your feelings and needs, while listening and working together to uncover ways to move ahead in therapy.
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Stephanie Burkus
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW, CSTS
Verified Verified
Indianapolis, IN 46250 (Online Only)
You need a safe space to truly express yourself and work through tough emotions. Things like trauma and anxiety disrupt the nervous system, and it takes a special skill set to find your center in times of stress. I am a therapist that helps people tackle feelings of shame that often stem from dysfunctional family dynamics. If you're struggling with setting boundaries, finding balance, or navigating your mental health in general, I am here to help you work through it.
You need a safe space to truly express yourself and work through tough emotions. Things like trauma and anxiety disrupt the nervous system, and it takes a special skill set to find your center in times of stress. I am a therapist that helps people tackle feelings of shame that often stem from dysfunctional family dynamics. If you're struggling with setting boundaries, finding balance, or navigating your mental health in general, I am here to help you work through it.
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I am Sheldon Shalley, MSW, LCSW. I use a combination of cognitive-behavioral therapy, hypnosis, dream work, shamanic healing practices, energy psychology, and mind-body medicine approaches to help people identify, face, and alter beliefs, thoughts, feelings, behaviors, judgments, and painful memories that stand in the way of living one's life. This work allows wounds to heal, helps a person break free from destructive and unhealthy patterns and moves the person toward a greater sense of emotional and spiritual well-being.
I am Sheldon Shalley, MSW, LCSW. I use a combination of cognitive-behavioral therapy, hypnosis, dream work, shamanic healing practices, energy psychology, and mind-body medicine approaches to help people identify, face, and alter beliefs, thoughts, feelings, behaviors, judgments, and painful memories that stand in the way of living one's life. This work allows wounds to heal, helps a person break free from destructive and unhealthy patterns and moves the person toward a greater sense of emotional and spiritual well-being.
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Hello, my name is Beth Noel. I'm excited to meet you soon, get to know you more, and hear what you'd like to work on in your therapy sessions. We'll create a plan together and take the steps you need to reach your goals. My ideal clients are those who seek help with any type of struggle and would like someone to talk to. This is someone who needs some help through an obstacle (mental health, work, stress, life situations, addiction, etc.).
Hello, my name is Beth Noel. I'm excited to meet you soon, get to know you more, and hear what you'd like to work on in your therapy sessions. We'll create a plan together and take the steps you need to reach your goals. My ideal clients are those who seek help with any type of struggle and would like someone to talk to. This is someone who needs some help through an obstacle (mental health, work, stress, life situations, addiction, etc.).
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Have you been in therapy for a long time and feel you aren't making progress? We are our own worst enemies and often get in our own way of change. Change can be scary, leading us to avoid it and stay within our comfort zone of maladaptive thinking and coping. My ideal clients are those who feel stuck, whether they're struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, or performance-related issues. They seek clarity, resilience, and a path to move forward, desiring practical strategies to overcome their obstacles and achieve their goals. Working with me will be a collaborative and empowering experience.
Have you been in therapy for a long time and feel you aren't making progress? We are our own worst enemies and often get in our own way of change. Change can be scary, leading us to avoid it and stay within our comfort zone of maladaptive thinking and coping. My ideal clients are those who feel stuck, whether they're struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, or performance-related issues. They seek clarity, resilience, and a path to move forward, desiring practical strategies to overcome their obstacles and achieve their goals. Working with me will be a collaborative and empowering experience.
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Bre A. Domescik
Counselor, MA, LMHC
Verified Verified
5 Endorsed
Indianapolis, IN 46208 (Online Only)
"Let out what is inside of you, for what is inside of you will save you". I believe this quote emphasizes the power of the therapeutic process: personal empowerment through self-expression, self-knowledge, and self-acceptance. In an ever-demanding, stressful, and confusing world, it's easy to lose sight of one of the most healing and fulfilling relationships one can have: the relationship with oneself. I experience therapy as a unique collaboration in which one is guided toward a more profound and restorative understanding of their individuality.
"Let out what is inside of you, for what is inside of you will save you". I believe this quote emphasizes the power of the therapeutic process: personal empowerment through self-expression, self-knowledge, and self-acceptance. In an ever-demanding, stressful, and confusing world, it's easy to lose sight of one of the most healing and fulfilling relationships one can have: the relationship with oneself. I experience therapy as a unique collaboration in which one is guided toward a more profound and restorative understanding of their individuality.
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Have you found yourself struggling to break unhealthy patterns? Are you hoping for change that lasts? I am a psychoanalytically informed therapist and I believe that life is a journey toward wholeness. Therapy is best understood as a way to move forward with the help of a competent therapist who can partner alongside you. I hope to help you reclaim what has been lost and discover what has yet to be found to promote wellness, wholeness, and healing.
Have you found yourself struggling to break unhealthy patterns? Are you hoping for change that lasts? I am a psychoanalytically informed therapist and I believe that life is a journey toward wholeness. Therapy is best understood as a way to move forward with the help of a competent therapist who can partner alongside you. I hope to help you reclaim what has been lost and discover what has yet to be found to promote wellness, wholeness, and healing.
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Do you keep revealing to yourself and your loved ones that you are not the person you want to be? Have you kept yourself so hidden from others that now you have difficulty knowing who you are or what you want? Most likely, you have adapted over the years to challenges, maybe traumas, which have helped you survive. Except, those adaptations aren't serving you anymore, and they are actually making things worse. Perhaps you're afraid it's too late, that too much damage has been done. You believe the REAL YOU is hidden somewhere, you just need support finding yourself and living into your highest potential.
Do you keep revealing to yourself and your loved ones that you are not the person you want to be? Have you kept yourself so hidden from others that now you have difficulty knowing who you are or what you want? Most likely, you have adapted over the years to challenges, maybe traumas, which have helped you survive. Except, those adaptations aren't serving you anymore, and they are actually making things worse. Perhaps you're afraid it's too late, that too much damage has been done. You believe the REAL YOU is hidden somewhere, you just need support finding yourself and living into your highest potential.
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Elise Birch
Counselor, LMHC, MA-AT
Verified Verified
2 Endorsed
Indianapolis, IN 46256 (Online Only)
My goal is to empower you to better understand yourself and address whatever may be a struggle for you. Overall, I offer a collaborative, transparent relationship that encourages insight, confidence, and growth. I enjoy humor, chatting about your hobbies, and debunking the tiktok vides in sessions so that our work feels more like a conversation than a clinical chore for you.
My goal is to empower you to better understand yourself and address whatever may be a struggle for you. Overall, I offer a collaborative, transparent relationship that encourages insight, confidence, and growth. I enjoy humor, chatting about your hobbies, and debunking the tiktok vides in sessions so that our work feels more like a conversation than a clinical chore for you.
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How does Jungian therapy work?
Jungian therapy, also called analytical psychology, focuses on a patient’s inner experiences and unconscious mind. Exploring a person’s unconscious mind can be achieved through several means, including the analysis of memories and dreams, and through physical exercises, such as art, dance, and word association.
How long does Jungian therapy last?
Jungian therapy is an intensive treatment type. Because its goal is to understand a person as a whole, including the unconscious aspects of them, treatment can range from months to years. Since patients learn the theory behind Jungian therapy during treatment, they can also practice its tenets throughout life after therapy sessions have completed.
Is Jungian therapy effective?
According to studies, many patients find success with Jungian therapy, and the century-old treatment has a devoted following. Researchers note that the therapy is particularly useful in improving relationships, self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. Improvements in problem areas seem to continue even after the end of Jungian therapy, as people are able to continue working on themselves using the tools they’ve learned during the treatment.
Is Jungian therapy evidence-based?
Jungian therapy is theory-based, derived from the theories of Carl Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist often called one of the fathers of psychology, along with Sigmund Freud. Jung developed his theories from observing the problems of patients, and developed many theories of how the mind works. Subsequent psychological research has determined that Jungian therapy can lead to significant improvement in most patients.