Adults Therapists in Durham, NC

I counsel those suffering from anxiety, depression, trauma, and individuals experiencing major life transitions (ie: infidelity, divorce, career change, and midlife). I have experience working with people with serious mental illness in a variety of settings, including inpatient psychiatric hospitals, psychiatric residential treatment facilities, outpatient clinics, and corrections. I am currently focusing primarily on late adolescents and adults who are focused on discovering the path to their best version of self. Evening and Saturday Hours Only

Elizabeth Bilisoly is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate in North Carolina who has been practicing since 2020. She has an undergraduate degree from Guilford College in Interpersonal Communication and a dual Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Addiction and Recovery Counseling from Liberty University. Elizabeth has experience with providing counseling services to a variety of individuals, particularly clients suffering from trauma. Additionally, she is experienced in working with teenagers and adults with issues such as anxiety, depression, and adjustment/life changes.

Are you experiencing an overwhelming amount of anxiety? Do you find yourself giving so much to others that you never have time to pour into yourself? Are you feeling lost? Overwhelmed? Frustrated? Are you experiencing life transitions that seem to be out of control? Despite your successes, are your relationships seemingly fractured or falling apart? Did you answer 'Yes' to any of the previous questions? Asking for help is difficult but it is a courageous and first step towards healing and reaching your goals.

Everyone experiences the world differently so emphasizing characteristics that are unique to you can be key to positive change. I take a client-centered approach to individualizing treatment and, as our world is ever-changing, this includes adapting with you when necessary. While CBT is often an effective approach to begin making changes, I find that pulling features of other modalities helps develop a well-rounded understanding of your worldview and provides varied tools to be resilient in the face of life’s challenges.

Since our inception in 2004, Behavioral Health Solutions, P.A., has maintained a commitment to providing the highest quality behavioral and mental health treatment for adults and children in the greater Triangle area. We draw upon a number of therapeutic methods to develop a treatment program that is carefully tailored to meet your goals. Each member of our staff is licensed and has extensive experience. We will provide you with confidential treatment tailored to your specific needs. We have morning, afternoon, and evening appointments available.

I am an In-Home and Virtual Mental Health Therapist who has 20 years of experience in working with children, adolescents and adults within their homes and on-line. I have traveled to client's homes, all over Durham County and Chapel Hill, to work with their mental health needs. Therapies include individual and family. I truly attempt to meet my clients where they are. What my clients experience is significant and needs to be heard for growth and change to occur. In this way, clients are able to find greater trust and strength in their self-awareness and personal development.

Life is not easy; it might feel that sometimes you are in a swirl of negative emotions that you cannot find a way to get out of it. Because of this, you might have been struggling with depression, anxiety, and stress. You might feel that past experiences are interfering with your current life, not allowing you to feel joy, have healthy relationships, and develop a healthy self. You might be wondering, how can I feel better? What can I do? Well, this is your first step, seeking help.

I specialize in adolescent issues, disruptive mood disorders, anger management, and depression and anxiety. I also treat children and adult survivors of childhood trauma through a DBT, psychodynamic, and CBT Trauma focus approach. I have a lot of experience and enjoy working with young adults with self-esteem problems, relationship issues, and difficulty finding direction in their lives. My goal is to help change the attitudes and perceptions of parents and adolescents, thus changing their behavior.

One afternoon I told my wife that after another tour, I would be leaving the U.S. Coast Guard for a very different career. Serving my country and the men and women of the U.S. Coast Guard is one of the greatest honors and privileges of my life. After serving nine years I knew that directly assisting and serving people is the life-giving work of my heart. I became a Social Worker and therapist because it is my greatest joy and pleasure to support you as you unify all your strengths and gifts to release your Faith, Hope, and Love into society.

At EH Psychotherapy Group Practice, we specialize in trauma therapy, with a focus on family of origin trauma and adults with a history of childhood trauma. Our compassionate team of therapists is dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for healing and growth.

I believe the relationship between you and your therapist is fundamental to the therapeutic process. I focus on concepts of trust and creating a safe environment so you feel free to process thoughts, develop healthy coping skills, and focus on reducing, managing and eliminating symptoms. I emphasize open and honest communication while maintaining a non-judgmental approach throughout treatment. I will create and support an individualized experience for you and center the therapeutic process on your personal goals.

Katie provides therapy for adults 18+ facing life transitions, relationship difficulties, anxiety, chronic illness, grief, or identity questions. Katie has over a decade of experience with individuals with acute and chronic illness and their caregivers. She believes you are the expert on you and have power and control over what works best for you. If you are not sure what works, Katie will work with you to find good options. She offers a space where you can show up just as you are to discover and practice ways to feel better, invite more ease, and process hard things.

Hi, I'm so glad you're here. My name is Dylan Hines, a mental health counselor at Three Oaks Behavioral Health & Wellness. I am deeply passionate about supporting members of the queer (LGBTQ+) community through mental health care and community education. I also enjoy working alongside adolescents and adults of all ages as they explore identities and values; manage anxiety, depression, and daily stressors; process trauma; navigate life transitions; and work towards their goal of creating a more fulfilling life.

I enjoy working with adolescents, adults, and couples. Compassion, warmth, and objectivity are what I offer to everyone that walks into my practice, physically or virtually. Clients are accepted for who they are while receiving encouragement to become self-aware, grow and thrive within their communities. My goal is to create a safe space for reviving the soul (mind, will, and emotions); rebuilding weakened and destroyed personal, family and social foundations; (revealing) putting into proper perspective life's challenges and using them effectively to advance, bringing about restoration of the total being.

I am licensed clinical psychologist and yoga teacher. I work with adults who are dealing with stressors or going through transitions. I have expertise in working with individuals who have experienced childhood and adult trauma and specialize in somatically-integrative care. I believe that each person is inherently resilient. I see therapy as a tool to help you discover your resilience, change unhelpful habits, heal wounds and grow into your potential. I think a strong therapeutic relationship is necessary for effective psychotherapy. I work in a client-centered way, collaborating with you on an individualized treatment plan.

I enjoy working with adults 18+ on issues dealing with anxiety, depression, life transitions, existential concerns, and relationship concerns. As a Black female clinician, I enjoy working with people from the BIPOC community. It has always been a goal of mine to actively help eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health in communities of color. Making a difference in one life will model what it means to prioritize mental health and can hopefully be shared to the loved ones of these individuals.

As a psychotherapist and licensed clinical social worker, I earned my MSW from Smith College School for Social Work in Northampton, MA. My professional background includes training at Duke University, Duke University Medical Center, and my work with children, teens, adults and families through the NC community mental health system. I have served as field supervisor for MSW interns from the UNC School of Social Work and as clinical supervisor for Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associates. My focus includes anxiety, depression, grief and loss, managing stress and life transitions, relationship difficulties, and supporting greater awareness and functioning. Thanks for considering me.

Do you feel overwhelmed? Having trouble coping day to day? Frustrated with life? Looking to break free from the past? I can help. I have over 15 years of experience working with students and adults who struggle with anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, relationship struggles, fertility, pregnancy and/or postpartum challenges, parenthood, high sensitivity, or identity concerns. It’s painful to walk through life feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, loss, sadness, or past experiences. I will work with you to find solutions that help you feel healthier and happier.

I genuinely believe that no matter who we are or what background we come from, we all need a little extra support from time to time. I am here to do just that. I would love to co-create a space of empowerment, safety, and healing with you, your children and/or your family. My therapeutic approach is one of empathy, gentleness, free of shame or judgment, and based in finding joy in life. I work from a variety of modalities including arts-based, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, strengths-based, and person centered.