Therapists for Teens in Lolo, MT
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Dana Eisenberg LCSW Counseling & Consultation LLC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MAT, LCSW
Verified Verified
Lolo, MT 59847
I believe everyone, no matter what their past experience, has an inborn ability for healing. Some reactions we learn for survival can become problems later in life. I'll help you understand how some of your current challenges and symptoms relate to your mind and body's natural, protective wisdom and together we'll access that wisdom for healing. This biology based approach sees you as someone worthy of support, yearning for wellness and capable of improvement, no matter your diagnosis. Skill building, trauma reprocessing, attachment focused support, education, parenting support and mindfulness are among the approaches we may use.
I believe everyone, no matter what their past experience, has an inborn ability for healing. Some reactions we learn for survival can become problems later in life. I'll help you understand how some of your current challenges and symptoms relate to your mind and body's natural, protective wisdom and together we'll access that wisdom for healing. This biology based approach sees you as someone worthy of support, yearning for wellness and capable of improvement, no matter your diagnosis. Skill building, trauma reprocessing, attachment focused support, education, parenting support and mindfulness are among the approaches we may use.
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I am honored to work with individuals, couples, and adolescents.
I have experience with a broad range of issues and encourage an honest, relationship-based approach to therapy. We work together to explore the issues most important to you. I believe that everyone is capable of change, though easy to say, it is very challenging to put into action. Therapy can create a safe space to reflect upon your world and history. It is a mindful process to accept and redefine yourself. It is a space to look at what parts are activated in your life and which parts feel quiet.
I am honored to work with individuals, couples, and adolescents.
I have experience with a broad range of issues and encourage an honest, relationship-based approach to therapy. We work together to explore the issues most important to you. I believe that everyone is capable of change, though easy to say, it is very challenging to put into action. Therapy can create a safe space to reflect upon your world and history. It is a mindful process to accept and redefine yourself. It is a space to look at what parts are activated in your life and which parts feel quiet.
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Glenn Blumenson
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, LCSW, CST
Verified Verified
2 Endorsed
Lolo, MT 59847
Each of us experience times in our lives wherein we struggle to be our best selves. Whether your goal is to better navigate your own emotional landscape or improve interactions with your loved ones, I would be honored to help you along your journey. I work with Individuals, Couples and Families around issues such as Anxiety, Depression, Illness, Relationship concerns, Sexual Health/Sexuality, and Communication. My calm, caring and collaborative approach helps create a comfortable environment that promotes desired change.
Each of us experience times in our lives wherein we struggle to be our best selves. Whether your goal is to better navigate your own emotional landscape or improve interactions with your loved ones, I would be honored to help you along your journey. I work with Individuals, Couples and Families around issues such as Anxiety, Depression, Illness, Relationship concerns, Sexual Health/Sexuality, and Communication. My calm, caring and collaborative approach helps create a comfortable environment that promotes desired change.
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I have experience working with clients who are navigating chronic pain, chronic illness, physical disabilities, addiction, grief, loss, religious trauma, ADHD, PTSD, depression, and anxiety. I value learning from my clients and provide psychoeducation to build upon strengths that you already have.
I have experience working with clients who are navigating chronic pain, chronic illness, physical disabilities, addiction, grief, loss, religious trauma, ADHD, PTSD, depression, and anxiety. I value learning from my clients and provide psychoeducation to build upon strengths that you already have.
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I believe that psychotherapy is an active process resulting in clarity and change. It can help identify ineffective patterns of thinking and behavior, which may create stress, emotional problems, stress related medical problems, addiction problems, and/or relationship problems. Sometimes the work can be difficult but can also be profoundly rewarding and life changing. I believe in the power of positive change and would love to help you turn your stress into a life balance.
I believe that psychotherapy is an active process resulting in clarity and change. It can help identify ineffective patterns of thinking and behavior, which may create stress, emotional problems, stress related medical problems, addiction problems, and/or relationship problems. Sometimes the work can be difficult but can also be profoundly rewarding and life changing. I believe in the power of positive change and would love to help you turn your stress into a life balance.
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I love helping people of all ages through therapy. Whether it's kids dealing with tough situations, teens figuring out who they are, or adults facing personal challenges, I'm here to support you at every stage of life. Everyone brings something special to our sessions, making our time together unique and personal.
I love helping people of all ages through therapy. Whether it's kids dealing with tough situations, teens figuring out who they are, or adults facing personal challenges, I'm here to support you at every stage of life. Everyone brings something special to our sessions, making our time together unique and personal.
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I view the therapeutic process as a collaborative effort to improve overall life-quality by supporting your personal growth. In addition to developing skills for managing cognitive/emotional challenges, we will also focus on discovering and enhancing your existing talents and abilities. As a professor of courses on theory, psychopharmacology, and evidence-based treatment, I stay appraised of the latest developments in the field. I also specialize in relationship counseling and dual-diagnosis clients (and hold dual-licenses). On a personal note, as a professional musician I encourage integration of art and creativity into counseling.
I view the therapeutic process as a collaborative effort to improve overall life-quality by supporting your personal growth. In addition to developing skills for managing cognitive/emotional challenges, we will also focus on discovering and enhancing your existing talents and abilities. As a professor of courses on theory, psychopharmacology, and evidence-based treatment, I stay appraised of the latest developments in the field. I also specialize in relationship counseling and dual-diagnosis clients (and hold dual-licenses). On a personal note, as a professional musician I encourage integration of art and creativity into counseling.
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Mollie Devlin-Mckay
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Lolo, MT 59847
If you are reading this page, you likely hold curiosity and are looking for understanding, healing, and insight. My hope as a therapist is to support you in feeling comfortable and safe while strengthening connection and awareness to yourself, your important relationships, and your community. I believe it is within us as humans to continue to explore ourselves and world with curiosity. I appreciate working with women moving through the fertility journey as well as new parents. I also appreciate working with humans struggling with life transitions, anxiety, depression, and various forms of grief. I am unequivocally human centered.
If you are reading this page, you likely hold curiosity and are looking for understanding, healing, and insight. My hope as a therapist is to support you in feeling comfortable and safe while strengthening connection and awareness to yourself, your important relationships, and your community. I believe it is within us as humans to continue to explore ourselves and world with curiosity. I appreciate working with women moving through the fertility journey as well as new parents. I also appreciate working with humans struggling with life transitions, anxiety, depression, and various forms of grief. I am unequivocally human centered.
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Understand. Heal. Grow. Change. We Can Do This Together Your Mental Wellness is just as important as your Physical Wellness. Whether you struggle with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, or another issue, I want you to know that there is hope for a better tomorrow. I am committed to each client from the moment we begin working together.
Understand. Heal. Grow. Change. We Can Do This Together Your Mental Wellness is just as important as your Physical Wellness. Whether you struggle with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, or another issue, I want you to know that there is hope for a better tomorrow. I am committed to each client from the moment we begin working together.
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If your child is a pre teen or teen, the principles of No-Drama Discipline and Family Systems Trauma Therapy can help you create a healthy, joyful, and calmer family environment.
Note: I am currently taking new individual or couples clients for telehealth only. Please visit my web site www.bigskyfamilytherapy.com for more information.
If your child is a pre teen or teen, the principles of No-Drama Discipline and Family Systems Trauma Therapy can help you create a healthy, joyful, and calmer family environment.
Note: I am currently taking new individual or couples clients for telehealth only. Please visit my web site www.bigskyfamilytherapy.com for more information.
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Prior to starting my own practice I worked at a group home for adolescent placed out of their homes & with extensive mental health & trauma related issues, specifically sexual trauma.
If you struggle with mental health related issues, family and/or relationship difficulties, unresolved trauma or interpersonal challenges, I am here to help. I enjoy working with clients who are invested in making changes to help improve their lives. I am experienced working with clients with anxiety, mood disorders, interpersonal and relational dynamics, as well as helping those struggling with day to day struggles. If your goal is to be a better parent, a better partner, improve your family relationships, develop better self awareness and/or understand the underlying mental health issues that impact your life, please contact me.
Prior to starting my own practice I worked at a group home for adolescent placed out of their homes & with extensive mental health & trauma related issues, specifically sexual trauma.
If you struggle with mental health related issues, family and/or relationship difficulties, unresolved trauma or interpersonal challenges, I am here to help. I enjoy working with clients who are invested in making changes to help improve their lives. I am experienced working with clients with anxiety, mood disorders, interpersonal and relational dynamics, as well as helping those struggling with day to day struggles. If your goal is to be a better parent, a better partner, improve your family relationships, develop better self awareness and/or understand the underlying mental health issues that impact your life, please contact me.
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Early childhood and adolescent attachments are also examined as they tend to shape how we see ourselves in the world.
I practice a relational form of counseling, which means I weigh heavily on how and why our relationships develop while taking into consideration the mental, physical and emotional associations we draw or conclude from these relationships. The relationship between therapist and client, the relationships you have had over the course of your life, issues and/or concepts you have faced or struggled with, and, most importantly, the relationship you have with yourself are all focal points for counseling. Trust and building rapport with your therapist is paramount and I work to cultivate an environment that promotes respect and self-exploration.
Early childhood and adolescent attachments are also examined as they tend to shape how we see ourselves in the world.
I practice a relational form of counseling, which means I weigh heavily on how and why our relationships develop while taking into consideration the mental, physical and emotional associations we draw or conclude from these relationships. The relationship between therapist and client, the relationships you have had over the course of your life, issues and/or concepts you have faced or struggled with, and, most importantly, the relationship you have with yourself are all focal points for counseling. Trust and building rapport with your therapist is paramount and I work to cultivate an environment that promotes respect and self-exploration.
![Photo of Carole Bregman Paredes, LCPC, Counselor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/f008b615-6ff6-4b4b-93cb-12da8499e6b0/2/320x400.jpeg)
I work with children, adolescents, young adults, and adults.
I enjoy working with individuals who are on the verge of major life transitions, and supporting them as they find, develop, and come to celebrate their strengths and individual differences. Those transitions can be from adolescent dependence on their parents to young adulthood; the discovery and acceptance of gender and sexual identity; developing coping skills to manage chronic illnesses; and increasing independence and strengths after changes in relationships.
I work with children, adolescents, young adults, and adults.
I enjoy working with individuals who are on the verge of major life transitions, and supporting them as they find, develop, and come to celebrate their strengths and individual differences. Those transitions can be from adolescent dependence on their parents to young adulthood; the discovery and acceptance of gender and sexual identity; developing coping skills to manage chronic illnesses; and increasing independence and strengths after changes in relationships.
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One thing in life is certain, life doesn't unfold like we thought it would. I have over 22 years of experience. I have worked in a mental health hospital, adolescent boys ranch, Cancer Treatment Center, counseling office and counseled as a pastor. My goal is to provide a secure place to offer help, hope, and healing. My mission: to assist clients in cultivating relationships that promote freedom, intimacy, engagement and truth. I meet with individuals, couples (EFT) and families experiencing emotional, relational, spiritual, and marital distress by providing a range of high-quality mental health services that promote wholeness.
One thing in life is certain, life doesn't unfold like we thought it would. I have over 22 years of experience. I have worked in a mental health hospital, adolescent boys ranch, Cancer Treatment Center, counseling office and counseled as a pastor. My goal is to provide a secure place to offer help, hope, and healing. My mission: to assist clients in cultivating relationships that promote freedom, intimacy, engagement and truth. I meet with individuals, couples (EFT) and families experiencing emotional, relational, spiritual, and marital distress by providing a range of high-quality mental health services that promote wholeness.
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Every individual comes to counseling with a different life story and how that story impacts them. Some people will come to therapy with a starting point in mind, and others may need guidance to know where to even begin. Our relationship can begin in either place; my goal is to support you in finding healing and experiencing growth wherever you are in your journey. I believe that everyone deserves personalized support when it comes to managing their mental health. As a biracial counselor, I understand the unique challenges you may be facing and work with you to develop a personalized plan.
Every individual comes to counseling with a different life story and how that story impacts them. Some people will come to therapy with a starting point in mind, and others may need guidance to know where to even begin. Our relationship can begin in either place; my goal is to support you in finding healing and experiencing growth wherever you are in your journey. I believe that everyone deserves personalized support when it comes to managing their mental health. As a biracial counselor, I understand the unique challenges you may be facing and work with you to develop a personalized plan.
Neuropsychology is the study of the brain and behavior. A neuropsychological assessment involves an interview and testing to identify and quantify areas of strength and possible impairment. I conduct neuropsychological evaluations to assess for traumatic brain injury, dementia, and ADHD, as well as many other conditions. I also have an extensive clinical and research background in cognitive rehabilitation (e.g., memory strategy development, problem-solving). In addition to conducting evaluations, I also work closely with clients to develop strategies to increase their functioning and enhance mood.
Neuropsychology is the study of the brain and behavior. A neuropsychological assessment involves an interview and testing to identify and quantify areas of strength and possible impairment. I conduct neuropsychological evaluations to assess for traumatic brain injury, dementia, and ADHD, as well as many other conditions. I also have an extensive clinical and research background in cognitive rehabilitation (e.g., memory strategy development, problem-solving). In addition to conducting evaluations, I also work closely with clients to develop strategies to increase their functioning and enhance mood.
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Whitney Miller
Pre-Licensed Professional, MA, PCLC, NCC
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Missoula, MT 59801
I have experience working with individual adults & adolescents, couples, and groups.
I believe that therapy is one opportunity and space you can use to add to your approach and efforts towards healing and growth. My approach to this work is based in relationship with you, building a strong sense of care, connection, humor, and insight. My hope in our time together is that I can support you as you create a life that feels aligned with your values and integrates the many parts of yourself.
I have experience working with individual adults & adolescents, couples, and groups.
I believe that therapy is one opportunity and space you can use to add to your approach and efforts towards healing and growth. My approach to this work is based in relationship with you, building a strong sense of care, connection, humor, and insight. My hope in our time together is that I can support you as you create a life that feels aligned with your values and integrates the many parts of yourself.
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Do you yearn to feel a sense of peace in your life? Have you instead been feeling drained and on edge from the responsibilities of work/school, relationships, and daily tasks? Together we can get curious and explore what is disrupting your natural flow, your ability to live soulfully and in alignment with your true desires. We will create space for you to explore your past wounds, mourn your losses, and build tolerance for the intensity of feelings that emerge when realities are truly faced. Something may need to be tended to and released so that you can find inspiration and meaning in life again.
Do you yearn to feel a sense of peace in your life? Have you instead been feeling drained and on edge from the responsibilities of work/school, relationships, and daily tasks? Together we can get curious and explore what is disrupting your natural flow, your ability to live soulfully and in alignment with your true desires. We will create space for you to explore your past wounds, mourn your losses, and build tolerance for the intensity of feelings that emerge when realities are truly faced. Something may need to be tended to and released so that you can find inspiration and meaning in life again.
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Robyn Edington
Professional Counselor Candidate, PCLC, NCC, LSC
Verified Verified
Missoula, MT 59801
During difficult seasons of life, it is important to have a place to talk through problems, re-frame your thinking, and take some time to focus on yourself. I enjoy supporting children, teens and adults who are struggling with anxiety, depression and life transitions. Together, we will make sense of your present strengths and difficulties and help you move forward. My goal for my clients is to build a deeper understanding of themselves and develop strategies to assist in coping with challenges.
During difficult seasons of life, it is important to have a place to talk through problems, re-frame your thinking, and take some time to focus on yourself. I enjoy supporting children, teens and adults who are struggling with anxiety, depression and life transitions. Together, we will make sense of your present strengths and difficulties and help you move forward. My goal for my clients is to build a deeper understanding of themselves and develop strategies to assist in coping with challenges.
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What does therapy for teenagers look like?
When a therapist works with a teenager, the pair will talk about what the teen is struggling with and explore solutions, which may involve interpersonal skills, coping strategies, medication, or lifestyle changes related to sleep, diet, and exercise. Different therapists employ different modalities, but most involve a combination of conversation and skill building.
How long does therapy for teenagers generally take to work?
There’s variability in teenagers’ experiences and challenges; some may begin to improve from therapy within a few weeks while others may take several months or longer. Teens can discuss their progress with their therapist periodically to assess how they’re improving and any changes to the treatment plan that could potentially accelerate that progress.
How do you encourage a teenager to go to therapy?
It’s helpful to express your concern and love while framing therapy as an opportunity to explore a tool that could help improve their life; just like they practice baseball or dance, now they can practice their emotional skills. Give your teen control over the process where you can—maybe by weighing in on choice of therapist and signaling that therapy involves confidentiality, so a parent need not know all that is discussed in sessions.
How do you prepare teens for therapy?
You can prepare your teenager for therapy by describing what the process will look like and setting expectations for timeline, if requested. You can explain that the first session may begin with an assessment phase, that they can describe their experiences but that the therapist will ask questions too, and that it may take time to feel comfortable opening up. Ask how they’re feeling about the process and answer any questions calmly and supportively.