Child Therapists in Asheville, NC
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Is your child feeling anxious, feeling sad, not performing in school as well as you think that they should, suffering from low self-esteem, or having behavioral issues? Are you a young adult transitioning into adulthood and are feeling uninspired, anxious, concerned, overwhelmed, depressed, or not where you want to be at this point in your life? By looking into therapy, you are taking the first step in resolving these issues and feeling better. I can help and there is hope. You have found the right therapist. I see each person seeking help as worthy, special, and unique and wanting to lead their best life.
Is your child feeling anxious, feeling sad, not performing in school as well as you think that they should, suffering from low self-esteem, or having behavioral issues? Are you a young adult transitioning into adulthood and are feeling uninspired, anxious, concerned, overwhelmed, depressed, or not where you want to be at this point in your life? By looking into therapy, you are taking the first step in resolving these issues and feeling better. I can help and there is hope. You have found the right therapist. I see each person seeking help as worthy, special, and unique and wanting to lead their best life.
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Making the decision to prioritize yourself, or the well-being of your child, is a brave and vulnerable place to step into.
Having worked in a variety of settings, including 15 years in wilderness therapy, I've found that there is something wonderfully inviting about working together in quiet outside spaces (or utilizing teletherapy in these times of Covid-19). Optimally I help clients utilize their individual strength, values and insight to help find a more peaceful state of mind and lifestyle. As human beings we are meant to build meaningful connections, and sadly there are an overwhelming number of deterrents to building those relationships with self, others, community, etc. We can and will tackle those difficulties together.
Making the decision to prioritize yourself, or the well-being of your child, is a brave and vulnerable place to step into.
Having worked in a variety of settings, including 15 years in wilderness therapy, I've found that there is something wonderfully inviting about working together in quiet outside spaces (or utilizing teletherapy in these times of Covid-19). Optimally I help clients utilize their individual strength, values and insight to help find a more peaceful state of mind and lifestyle. As human beings we are meant to build meaningful connections, and sadly there are an overwhelming number of deterrents to building those relationships with self, others, community, etc. We can and will tackle those difficulties together.
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David Durpetti
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Asheville, NC 28801
I have over 25 years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples (Gottman) and families that are experiencing a variety of complex issues including anxiety, depression, anger, trauma, bullying, self-esteem, and relationship issues.
Life can be full of obstacles and one wants to ensure that we do not stand in our own way of success. Are you tired of your own thoughts, moods, and behaviors stressing you out, making you depressed, increasing your anxiety, making you easily angered, and/or disturbing your sleep? If so, I would love to partner with you on your journey to overcoming these patterns that tend to be direct obstacles in feeling your best and reaching your absolute potential.
I have over 25 years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples (Gottman) and families that are experiencing a variety of complex issues including anxiety, depression, anger, trauma, bullying, self-esteem, and relationship issues.
Life can be full of obstacles and one wants to ensure that we do not stand in our own way of success. Are you tired of your own thoughts, moods, and behaviors stressing you out, making you depressed, increasing your anxiety, making you easily angered, and/or disturbing your sleep? If so, I would love to partner with you on your journey to overcoming these patterns that tend to be direct obstacles in feeling your best and reaching your absolute potential.
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Deana A. Bramley
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, MA, LCMHC
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Asheville, NC 28801
I work with parents and caregivers who are struggling with anger, stress, and feel burned out by the demands of caring for children and life. I help parents stop the heart wrenching cycle of irritation and activation (and maybe even shame) that can arise as we parent kids with challenging behaviors and big feelings. My clients are hard-working caregivers, wearing many different hats, and are striving to feel good enough at their many jobs and roles. This is HARD! Caregivers are the foundation of the family and you deserve to feel better, more confident, capable, more grounded and supported!
I work with parents and caregivers who are struggling with anger, stress, and feel burned out by the demands of caring for children and life. I help parents stop the heart wrenching cycle of irritation and activation (and maybe even shame) that can arise as we parent kids with challenging behaviors and big feelings. My clients are hard-working caregivers, wearing many different hats, and are striving to feel good enough at their many jobs and roles. This is HARD! Caregivers are the foundation of the family and you deserve to feel better, more confident, capable, more grounded and supported!
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Katelynn Czechowski
Pre-Licensed Professional, MA-MFT, CYT-200
Verified Verified
5 Endorsed
Asheville, NC 28801
Waitlist for new clients
I'm an integrative clinician who works with children, teens, adults, couples, families, and groups. If you're an adult with a history of early-life abuse and neglect, a couple who is experiencing relational distress regarding intimacy and sex, or a parent seeking services for your child, then look no further. With training in a wide variety of treatment modalities, including alternative interventions, your therapy can be dynamic, holistic, and authentic to your life experience and situation. I value humor, transparency, creativity, and compassion, and believe the best part of my work is getting to love people for a living.
I'm an integrative clinician who works with children, teens, adults, couples, families, and groups. If you're an adult with a history of early-life abuse and neglect, a couple who is experiencing relational distress regarding intimacy and sex, or a parent seeking services for your child, then look no further. With training in a wide variety of treatment modalities, including alternative interventions, your therapy can be dynamic, holistic, and authentic to your life experience and situation. I value humor, transparency, creativity, and compassion, and believe the best part of my work is getting to love people for a living.
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Navigating the formative years can be difficult. Whether your child is navigating independence while having to maintain boundaries or your teen is exploring their identity within the confines of the family expectation and values. Parenting through these significant life moments can be HARD and can leave you wondering if you’re making the right choices. My heart for therapy is exploring autonomy and self awareness with children/adolescents through exploring their current environment/upbringing, processing through the emotions this evokes for them and deciding what choices they want to explore in regards to response.
Navigating the formative years can be difficult. Whether your child is navigating independence while having to maintain boundaries or your teen is exploring their identity within the confines of the family expectation and values. Parenting through these significant life moments can be HARD and can leave you wondering if you’re making the right choices. My heart for therapy is exploring autonomy and self awareness with children/adolescents through exploring their current environment/upbringing, processing through the emotions this evokes for them and deciding what choices they want to explore in regards to response.
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Katie Ford
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, NCC
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Asheville, NC 28801
Life can be tough. You had expectations of what you thought life would be. What you thought it would be like to perhaps be a mother, to raise a child, and to connect with your family. You imagined it, maybe even dreamed about it. However now you find that living it is not what you expected. Or perhaps not as fulfilling as you had imagined and hoped for. You feel disconnected, and maybe even guilty or frustrated.
Life can be tough. You had expectations of what you thought life would be. What you thought it would be like to perhaps be a mother, to raise a child, and to connect with your family. You imagined it, maybe even dreamed about it. However now you find that living it is not what you expected. Or perhaps not as fulfilling as you had imagined and hoped for. You feel disconnected, and maybe even guilty or frustrated.
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Regan Rhodes
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, MA, LCMHC, LCASA
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Asheville, NC 28801
Waitlist for new clients
Hi, I am Regan. I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor. Please note, I am unable to return calls unless a voicemail is left due to the safety of our clients and confidential nature of therapy services. Within my practice I specialize in therapy for children, adolescents, and women. I am passionate about working with children learning to understand big emotions, women looking to navigate life, and mothers striving to rediscover themselves. From me, you can expect a genuine, creative, and holistic therapeutic style using evidence backed techniques.
Hi, I am Regan. I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor. Please note, I am unable to return calls unless a voicemail is left due to the safety of our clients and confidential nature of therapy services. Within my practice I specialize in therapy for children, adolescents, and women. I am passionate about working with children learning to understand big emotions, women looking to navigate life, and mothers striving to rediscover themselves. From me, you can expect a genuine, creative, and holistic therapeutic style using evidence backed techniques.
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Hans Rosario-Singer
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSWA
Verified Verified
Asheville, NC 28803
I believe every child and adolescent has the potential within themselves to become healthier and happier, and it is my job to help them unlock that potential. Traditional cognitive and behavioral approaches often fail to create meaningful change, which can lead to feelings of failure or discouragement rather than empowerment. Whether your child or adolescent is struggling with self-esteem, social challenges, or regulation skills, I can help them recognize and unlock the skills and strengths that they already have to over come those challenges.
I believe every child and adolescent has the potential within themselves to become healthier and happier, and it is my job to help them unlock that potential. Traditional cognitive and behavioral approaches often fail to create meaningful change, which can lead to feelings of failure or discouragement rather than empowerment. Whether your child or adolescent is struggling with self-esteem, social challenges, or regulation skills, I can help them recognize and unlock the skills and strengths that they already have to over come those challenges.
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I love working with children and adults alike.
I offer counseling for a variety of mental and emotional health issues, as well as general life, growth, and relationship topics. I believe counseling is a mutual relationship between counselor and client, in which we work together to reach your goals and desired outcomes - whether those are specific and measurable, or simply an increased level of comfort, authenticity, and satisfaction. I provide a safe environment where you can be open and honest and feel comfortable being yourself. I want you to experience true respect and positive regard when we are together. I work with adults, couples, children, and adolescents.
I love working with children and adults alike.
I offer counseling for a variety of mental and emotional health issues, as well as general life, growth, and relationship topics. I believe counseling is a mutual relationship between counselor and client, in which we work together to reach your goals and desired outcomes - whether those are specific and measurable, or simply an increased level of comfort, authenticity, and satisfaction. I provide a safe environment where you can be open and honest and feel comfortable being yourself. I want you to experience true respect and positive regard when we are together. I work with adults, couples, children, and adolescents.
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Blair Hamel
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified Verified
2 Endorsed
Asheville, NC 28801
Waitlist for new clients
I also specialize in helping very young children and their families.
Therapy can be useful to people from all walks of life. Attending therapy can be helpful for everyone. No matter how big or small your struggle, never hesitate to ask for help. I'm here to support you! I'm Dr. Blair Hamel and I have over nine years of experience helping children, teens, and adults in various clinical settings.
I also specialize in helping very young children and their families.
Therapy can be useful to people from all walks of life. Attending therapy can be helpful for everyone. No matter how big or small your struggle, never hesitate to ask for help. I'm here to support you! I'm Dr. Blair Hamel and I have over nine years of experience helping children, teens, and adults in various clinical settings.
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Dr. Ulrich is using the latest technology to provide a new way to support separated or divorced parents navigating their separation for the best interest of their children including co-parenting therapy and parenting coordination. Using secure video conferencing, Dr. Ulrich assists parents and families in navigating their current environments in a healthy, adaptive manner to minimize further conflict or trauma. Dr. Ulrich also provides remote parent coaching for a wide range of child problems and specializes in parenting support for developmental trauma, reactive attachment disorder, and adoption/foster care families.
Dr. Ulrich is using the latest technology to provide a new way to support separated or divorced parents navigating their separation for the best interest of their children including co-parenting therapy and parenting coordination. Using secure video conferencing, Dr. Ulrich assists parents and families in navigating their current environments in a healthy, adaptive manner to minimize further conflict or trauma. Dr. Ulrich also provides remote parent coaching for a wide range of child problems and specializes in parenting support for developmental trauma, reactive attachment disorder, and adoption/foster care families.
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Emily Cox
Licensed Professional Counselor, LCMHC, LCAS
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Asheville, NC 28801
In our work together we will explore many of the things that may be holding you or your child back.
Being a tween, teen, or young adult can be hard. Things can feel off and you're not sure why. Maybe noticing your teen pulling away, shut behind a closed door. Your child changing, giving one word answers when they are usually a chatterbox. You may feel that everything is getting on your nerves, that life is too much, or like things are in a funk. You know that something is wrong, but are stuck on how to fix it. Feeling stuck can lead us to seek help for re-connection to our inner strengths. You can find your strengths again and use them to feel better. Sometimes we just need some help reconnecting with what makes us sparkle.
In our work together we will explore many of the things that may be holding you or your child back.
Being a tween, teen, or young adult can be hard. Things can feel off and you're not sure why. Maybe noticing your teen pulling away, shut behind a closed door. Your child changing, giving one word answers when they are usually a chatterbox. You may feel that everything is getting on your nerves, that life is too much, or like things are in a funk. You know that something is wrong, but are stuck on how to fix it. Feeling stuck can lead us to seek help for re-connection to our inner strengths. You can find your strengths again and use them to feel better. Sometimes we just need some help reconnecting with what makes us sparkle.
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Melina Bridges
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, LCMHC
Verified Verified
Asheville, NC 28801
As an child & teen therapist, I use creative and emotionally based therapies to help young people discover their self-worth and potential.
I offer expressive and emotionally based therapies to children (ages 6 and older) a warm and nurturing environment which provides a safe space to do any healing they might need to do to move forward, to feel better about who they are, or share what might have happened in their lives that makes their heart ache. I help teens and young adults navigate the turbulence of hormones, and school work, friendships and home life, college and relationships, and all the other activities and significant events happening, while trying to discover who they are and what makes them feel most alive.
As an child & teen therapist, I use creative and emotionally based therapies to help young people discover their self-worth and potential.
I offer expressive and emotionally based therapies to children (ages 6 and older) a warm and nurturing environment which provides a safe space to do any healing they might need to do to move forward, to feel better about who they are, or share what might have happened in their lives that makes their heart ache. I help teens and young adults navigate the turbulence of hormones, and school work, friendships and home life, college and relationships, and all the other activities and significant events happening, while trying to discover who they are and what makes them feel most alive.
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I offer psychological testing for a variety of areas including ADHD, autism, learning difficulties, and mood disorders. I have worked with toddlers, children, teens, and adults to help them to gain the knowledge and develop the skills to cope with their diagnoses, and set goals for treatment planning.
I offer psychological testing for a variety of areas including ADHD, autism, learning difficulties, and mood disorders. I have worked with toddlers, children, teens, and adults to help them to gain the knowledge and develop the skills to cope with their diagnoses, and set goals for treatment planning.
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I’ve worked with various issues, such as developmental issues, trauma related to abuse, abuse reactive children (having experienced abuse, they began abusing others), and general adjustment issues.
Therapy can be useful to people from all walks of life. I'm here to support you. The quality of the relationship between you and your therapist is a crucial factor in any successful therapy. In-depth psychotherapy work depends upon the growth and development of a collaborative relationship, which supports your becoming aware of the formative aspects of your intellectual and emotional life. When we speak honestly, addressing our life histories and looking with courage at our life dilemmas – we improve our chances of living a satisfying and fulfilling life. This is done at your pace, and to the level you find helpful.
I’ve worked with various issues, such as developmental issues, trauma related to abuse, abuse reactive children (having experienced abuse, they began abusing others), and general adjustment issues.
Therapy can be useful to people from all walks of life. I'm here to support you. The quality of the relationship between you and your therapist is a crucial factor in any successful therapy. In-depth psychotherapy work depends upon the growth and development of a collaborative relationship, which supports your becoming aware of the formative aspects of your intellectual and emotional life. When we speak honestly, addressing our life histories and looking with courage at our life dilemmas – we improve our chances of living a satisfying and fulfilling life. This is done at your pace, and to the level you find helpful.
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Using a trauma-informed, person-centered approach, I specialize in working with children, adolescents, and young adults experiencing depression, anxiety, negative self-worth, and body image challenges. My goal is to cultivate a warm and compassionate space that fosters trust, creativity, and honest conversations. By working together, I hope that individuals find connection, confidence, and acceptance within themselves.
Using a trauma-informed, person-centered approach, I specialize in working with children, adolescents, and young adults experiencing depression, anxiety, negative self-worth, and body image challenges. My goal is to cultivate a warm and compassionate space that fosters trust, creativity, and honest conversations. By working together, I hope that individuals find connection, confidence, and acceptance within themselves.
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I work with children of all ages and adults moving through life.
In today’s world self care can only take us so far in healing from all the chaos. Community care can begin together as we create a space where you can be truly seen and truly start to see yourself. A space where we can explore your strengths, challenges, ambitions, and fears without judgment and at your pace. If you are feeling lost, exhausted, frustrated, or not sure of your next steps we can sit together in the messy. Empowering you and helping you understand your humanness while being supported by the community you choose is my only goal.
I work with children of all ages and adults moving through life.
In today’s world self care can only take us so far in healing from all the chaos. Community care can begin together as we create a space where you can be truly seen and truly start to see yourself. A space where we can explore your strengths, challenges, ambitions, and fears without judgment and at your pace. If you are feeling lost, exhausted, frustrated, or not sure of your next steps we can sit together in the messy. Empowering you and helping you understand your humanness while being supported by the community you choose is my only goal.
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Jillian Kelly-Wavering
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, RPT-S
Verified Verified
Asheville, NC 28801
With over 12 years of post-graduate experience in the field of child psychotherapy, I combine my knowledge of Play Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness along with the awareness that each child is special and precious.
I'm a therapist for grieving children and their families in Asheville, NC, and previously in the Bronx, NY. My training includes a Master’s degree from Columbia University, fellowship with the National Health Service Corps, certification in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and the Registered Play Therapist Supervisor credential. I've served as the VP of the NY Association for Play Therapy, taught as an adjunct lecturer, and authored several publications (including children's books addressing grief). My hope is to be a therapeutic companion to children and families experiencing grief and loss.
With over 12 years of post-graduate experience in the field of child psychotherapy, I combine my knowledge of Play Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness along with the awareness that each child is special and precious.
I'm a therapist for grieving children and their families in Asheville, NC, and previously in the Bronx, NY. My training includes a Master’s degree from Columbia University, fellowship with the National Health Service Corps, certification in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and the Registered Play Therapist Supervisor credential. I've served as the VP of the NY Association for Play Therapy, taught as an adjunct lecturer, and authored several publications (including children's books addressing grief). My hope is to be a therapeutic companion to children and families experiencing grief and loss.
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Of special interest to me is assisting parents with infants through teenage children; using play therapy in my work with children.
I've been practicing therapy for over 30 years. Perhaps more importantly, I have a family of my own. I have been married for 30 years. I have 3 daughters, a dog and two cats. I think kids are wonderful and my favorite people in the world! I work with individuals of all ages, and couples including marital, engaged and long-term relationships. I especially like doing family therapy, addressing parenting issues and individual work with children; in-depth work with individual adults, focusing on healing and recovery from such debilitating experiences as abuse, chronic depression, anxiety, and identity/self-esteem issues.
Of special interest to me is assisting parents with infants through teenage children; using play therapy in my work with children.
I've been practicing therapy for over 30 years. Perhaps more importantly, I have a family of my own. I have been married for 30 years. I have 3 daughters, a dog and two cats. I think kids are wonderful and my favorite people in the world! I work with individuals of all ages, and couples including marital, engaged and long-term relationships. I especially like doing family therapy, addressing parenting issues and individual work with children; in-depth work with individual adults, focusing on healing and recovery from such debilitating experiences as abuse, chronic depression, anxiety, and identity/self-esteem issues.
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Child Therapists
Child psychologists in Asheville, NC provide mental health therapy to children and are experts in child development.
Every comprehensive review of therapy with children shows that all credible approaches, when performed by a competent mental health clinician, produce almost the same results. About half of all kids will get better. Of those that improve, 80% will show progress in a relatively short time, while the remaining 20% will need longer-term support.
The best child therapists in Asheville build great relationships with the child and the parent. They also see the child's strengths and are open to hearing the child's possible solutions to the challenges the child faces. Finally, a good therapist appreciates the child's culture and is sensitive to the values of the child's community.
Every comprehensive review of therapy with children shows that all credible approaches, when performed by a competent mental health clinician, produce almost the same results. About half of all kids will get better. Of those that improve, 80% will show progress in a relatively short time, while the remaining 20% will need longer-term support.
The best child therapists in Asheville build great relationships with the child and the parent. They also see the child's strengths and are open to hearing the child's possible solutions to the challenges the child faces. Finally, a good therapist appreciates the child's culture and is sensitive to the values of the child's community.