Grief Therapists in Plainfield, IN

I am a retired US Army Social Worker. I am compassionate, flexible, accessible, and genuinely concerned for the health and welfare of those I serve. I enjoy working with adults and children alike and appreciate the courage and strength it takes to seek assistance for those difficult times in your life and strive to make that decision both easy and worthwhile. I will work with you to determine what is most important to you and define your goals. I look forward to learning your strengths and challenges, and to developing a plan that will be custom-tailored to you and you alone.

One of the staples of life is change. Change can be viewed as a positive or in a not-so-positive manner. Change affects us not only in relation to events but in how we perceive each other. For over 32 years, I have walked alongside individuals and families through change. Change pulls at the core of who we are and often in this tug-of-war, we find ourselves frustrated, lost, feeling helpless and with major questions. Let's journey through these questions together.

Are you a parent worried about changes in your child's behavior, attitude, or relationships? Has your child lost someone important in their life? Maybe your child is experiencing difficulty adjusting to a new phase of life as they move to middle school or high school? Or is struggling with the transition to college?

I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who specializes in individual therapy and provides psychological evaluations to adolescents and adults. I have been trained to work with a variety mental health concerns including anxiety, depression, trauma, mood symptoms, adjustment issues, grief and loss, and life transitions. I strive to create a supportive, non-judgmental and collaborative environment to help develop skills to manage stressors and immediate difficulties, while also exploring and changing underlying factors that facilitates long-term change.

I enjoy working with persons from all different walks of life. I work with individual, couples, families, and children, but particularly feel a passion to work with persons who are struggling with new transitions in their life such as grief, trauma, divorce, and relationship conflicts. I have worked in community mental health with individuals, couples, children and families with various diagnosis such as ADHD, ODD, trauma, depression, anxiety, conduct issues, and school based related issues. I also enjoy diving into theological conversations leading to liberation, strengthening one's faith, and helping integrate faith, spirituality, and relational health for those interested.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 18+ years of experience working with survivors of abuse, war veterans, adults of all ages and adolescents. I strive to provide exceptional services to my clients through utilizing a holistic approach of understanding an individual's needs. The services I provide are tailored to the needs of each client with the goal of using the most comfortable approach possible. If you are interested in improving your interpersonal relationships, work/academic performance, seeking solutions to specific problems or improving coping skills, please visit email or call.

Jennifer Lee, LMHC, offers empathetic and personalized therapy services to individuals seeking support and healing in their mental health journey. Jennifer is dedicated to fostering genuine connections with her clients and providing tailored treatment plans to address their unique needs. With a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Ball State University, Jennifer brings a depth of clinical expertise and a compassionate approach to her practice. She specializes in treating a wide range of mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression, PTSD/trauma, and postpartum depression/anxiety.

William R. Andrews is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselor with over 40 years of experience in the mental health field. He earned a Master of Social Work degree from Indiana University and a BA in Psychology from IUPUI. He has experience as a therapist working with adults and teenagers in various settings including inpatient and outpatient mental health, residential facilities, and community-based addiction programs. He primarily uses a person-centered approach and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

Today you are one step closer to a new you where you feel empowered and on a positive path to growth and well-being. As a solution-focused therapist, my goal is to help you uncover your true potential and lead a life that is worth celebrating. While we can't change difficult situations of the past, we can work together to better understand and resolve challenges in your life. By applying therapy approaches and techniques, we will alter long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that may be holding you back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life.

Life stressors can become overwhelming. Depression, anxiety, unresolved grief, and low self-esteem can leave a person feeling unable to cope. As a therapist my goal is to meet clients where they are and assist them in developing coping skills that fit their situations. We can work together to help you increase contentment, peace, and find new ways to cope.

Every child deserves to feel safe, understood, empowered, connected, and loved. Providing your child with the space and time they need to feel heard can be a gift for their wellness and development that will last a lifetime. At Manning Integrative Counseling, we create a safe and nurturing space for children to be heard. Leveraging researched-based informed play therapy principles, we help children develop their voice, discover their strengths, and grow to be the best version of themselves.

It’s hard to remember a time you weren’t in survival mode. No matter what you do, nothing is making a difference. Things from your past might keep popping up & derailing your day, and with everything else going on, you don’t even feel like you know yourself anymore. Therapy before this might have even felt like it only scraped the surface, leaving you alone to try and figure out what to do next. It’s exhausting & the crazy thing is, nobody would even guess you’re feeling this way because you’ve got this image of “having it all together,” but deep down you know the cracks are getting bigger. Something has to change, but what?

My name is Jennie Freeland and I am a licensed mental health counselor who has been working with people from a variety of backgrounds to find their own unique answers for the past decade. Typically working with adolescents and young adults, I assist people who feel something in their life is changing, or needs to, and is ready to work through that transition.

Does it seem your past is running your life? Feeling down, anxious, out of control? Grieving that overwhelms you? Unwanted behaviors or Busy Brain? Whether you are wanting to eliminate symptoms, talk through concerns or add healthier ways of addressing relationships, you can enrich your life. Good news. Neuroscience and new therapies may decrease or eliminate your symptoms in a shorter period of time than with past therapies. In a soothing environment we can work toward your goals.

Ongoing life stressors and traumatic events can leave us feeling disoriented and destabilized. Being confronted with difficult choices can leave us feeling stuck in a feedback loop or "analysis paralysis." Therapy can support you with identity exploration, navigating change, and making sense of past and current experiences.

You're overwhelmed, on edge, and feeling like you've failed...again. People around you don't seem to notice, but inside you're crumbling. You replay your conversations and try to figure out what went wrong. No matter how well you do, it feels like you're disappointing someone. You beat yourself up about your mistakes. You lay awake thinking about how to solve your problems. You've tried self-help, considered medication, and even been to therapy, but you're spinning your wheels. You're motivated and ready to do whatever it takes to conquer anxiety and find confidence in your abilities.

We all have the potential to succeed and solve problems; but, life is sometimes difficult and we experience roadblocks. Reaching out for assistance takes courage and is a sign of strength. The counseling process is challenging and can be risky (it can bring up painful memories or emotions), yet it often brings healing and growth. Ruthann finds it an honor to assist clients as they process life and find break throughs in relationships and problems.

It is a common experience to feel worried, adrift, and disconnected in our current society. Many people report feeling stuck, and are searching for a sense of direction and purpose in their lives. Therapy can support you in making meaning out of challenging situations, exploring identity, and clarifying a path forward.

Are you weighed down by "doing it all” and always left feeling like it’s not quite enough? Do you often feel overwhelmed and exhausted? Whether it’s parenting struggles, food and body concerns, relationship difficulties, past wounds, or all of the above, the demands of our lives can leave us frazzled and empty. Without focusing on our needs and caring for ourselves, we can become burned out, anxious, and lost. We repeat patterns of behavior in our relationships that don’t serve us anymore and keep us stuck.