Therapists in Campbell County, KY

I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor since 2007 with an educational background in Expressive Therapies; I received my M.Ed. in 2004. I have been in private practice in the Northern Kentucky area since 2010. Previously, I have worked with children, teens, and their families through in-home therapy and residential treatment. My experience has taught me the value of a holistic, client centered focus in treatment. I will work to validate, support, challenge, and encourage you to work toward finding your balance and healing in our ever-complicated lives.

Are you questioning if things could be better for yourself? Are you unhappy with how you feel, how well you tend to manage your emotions or reactions? I am here to help you do that work. I want to help others find their strengths and feel empowered. I have a passion for helping women, whether they are struggling with anxiety, health issues, or becoming a parent. I am in the process of becoming trained in perinatal mental health treatment and hope to offer specialized treatments to those struggling with perinatal mental health conditions in the near future.

Hello! I specialize in Gender Therapy, and I primarily work with trans, non-binary, and gender diverse individuals working through varying topics like interpersonal conflict, day-to-day stressors, gender exploration, or past trauma. I'm able to assess and write GAS and HRT letters when appropriate.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Kentucky and Maine who practices with a compassionate, authentic, and whole person approach. I provide support around a variety of life challenges and work collaboratively with you to address areas of concern. I bring a non-judgmental, genuine, and direct approach as I walk with you along your path to personal growth.

My name is Emily Turvey. I specialize in working with gender issues, trauma/PTSD, teens, and highly sensitive people. I am trained in the use of EMDR and often work from client centered, narrative based, and parts work approaches. Sage Therapy was created to be a space that embodies healing, clarity, and inner wisdom. The therapeutic experience provided at Sage Therapy will allow you to dig deeper to the roots of your present concerns.

Rachel Lyons is an Independently Licensed Clinical Counselor and has been practicing since 2014. She graduated from Northern Kentucky University with a master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and from the University of Cincinnati with a bachelor's degree in Psychology. She has extensive experience working in outpatient, residential, community mental health and medicated assisted treatment settings. Rachel works with individuals and couples ages 18 and older with needs such as Depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), dual diagnosis, Bipolar, grief/trauma and substance abuse.

Not accepting new clients at this time. If you are reading this, you or a loved one must be hurting. I know you have all the tools you need to find joy and purpose in life. We can work together to find the person you're ready to be. I am a compassionate, humanistic, person-centered therapist. I have been a practicing counselor for over ten years, and in that time I have come to learn that people need to experience a therapist who has genuineness, empathy, and unconditional positive regard.

Do you feel like you’re always on high alert, waiting for the other shoe to drop? Are chunks of your life missing, leaving blank spots where memories should be? Do you find yourself replaying certain experiences over and over again? If so, you’re not alone. Over 70% of adults have experienced at least one traumatic event in their lifetime. Trauma can leave you feeling like you’re fighting for your life, even when you’re perfectly safe.

We provide holistic counseling services that aim to meet the emotional needs of individuals throughout the community. Areas of specialization include managing moods, working through interpersonal conflict, and improving emotional management/coping associated with anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues. Through the application of diagnostic assessments and services geared towards individuals, we strive to meet the holistic, psychosocial, and ever-changing needs of our clients.

I am pledged toward collaborating with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families in understanding their life choices with resources in school, work, and community. As collaborative partners, we can undertake short and long term solutions that can strengthen the client's physical and emotional health and best interest. By creating solutions, the client will be able to build and strengthen their motivation and success in their daily activities, interests, and relationships.

In this area, there are limited resources for LGBTQ people to participated in structured therapeutic activities. And though I believe that anyone — regardless of their own sexual orientation — can provide support to GLBT people I also believe that my experience as a gay man gives me a unique perspective that also allows me to help GLBT people who need someone who can understand and accept them in a non- judgmental way.

June Barnett is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor practicing psychotherapy since 2005. She graduated with a BA from Georgetown College, and an MA in Counseling from The Athenaeum of Ohio. June believes in a patient centered, insight-oriented approach to treatment. Her main areas of focus include Anxiety, Depression and Family/Couples Therapy. In her spare time, she enjoys travel, cooking, and spending time with her family.

Sometimes, you just need help dealing with the stresses of life. Finding the right kind of help can make all the difference. Whether you are dealing with a major life change or navigating emotional challenges, therapy can be a valuable tool for achieving a healthier and more fulfilling life. My name is Rannen Roberson, MAE, LPCA, LPC and I just might be the resource that you need. As a former collegiate athlete and long-time athletic academic advisor at two major state universities, I have a special interest in helping those who want to be their very best.

“This keeps happening!”. Identifying your patterns and embracing the process of healing and growth to interrupt these patterns is possible. This process can be both challenging and rewarding. As human beings, we need a safe space to have something different reflected back to us other than the stories we have been telling ourselves. Therapy can be this safe space.

Client stated, "That felt like a deep tissue massage of the mind" after a session with calmness and clarity in their voice. Our innate healing potential can feel out of reach when we're overwhelmed with feelings, thoughts, and uncomfortable physical sensations due to anxiety, trauma, and stress. With IFS therapy I can help you access the healing energy within. Together, we can befriend and heal the parts inside you that are stuck in extreme roles and help these parts feel calm and balanced. "I experienced a shift that changed everything. I can't recommend Natalie highly enough."- Client.

Many people realize it's time to start processing their past to move forward in becoming their best selves. It can feel overwhelming to process past experiences & learn new habits in a society that promotes comparison. Weekly Healing’s mission is to support clients in their healing journey. We honor this mission through collaboration, accountability, empowerment, & compassion so clients can live an authentic life. Through a therapeutic relationship, we aim to help you feel confident in advocating and caring for yourself as you process past trauma & heal inner wounds. Our joint purpose will be to help you live fully and purposefully.

Waybridge Counseling is a group practice of specialists who provide treatment for a variety of concerns. Our specialists work in teams and this is a critical element of our success. Each team meets regularly for ongoing training and consultation in the team's specialty. We believe that this significantly increases the quality of counseling we offer.

I provide therapy for a range of concerns including mild-moderate depression, anxiety, substance use, life adjustment/stress management, and career. My experience includes in-patient, university, community, and private practice settings. I am a board approved clinical supervisor and serve as the clinical director of a university training center for graduate students.

I work specifically with couples who have discovered infidelity. Couples are traumatized when infidelity is discovered and the clinician needs to help the couple implement immediate steps to prevent further damage to the relationship. Counselor strategies for infidelity are much different than what a traditional counselor would utilize. When couples set up an appointment with me, they will get in quickly, and experience a specific treatment approach for infidelity. I also help couples with creating intimate communication, conflict skills, creating emotional and sexual intimacy, and increasing love and affection.