Therapists in Iredell County, NC

Takiyah Lee is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate in North Carolina who has been practicing since 2021. She graduated with her Bachelor's in Social Work from Bennett College for Women. She received her Masters in Social Work from North Carolina A&T State University Joint Master of Social Work Program. Takiyah is skilled at utilizing cognitive behavior therapy as well as mindfulness practices to assist with clients experiencing symptoms of depression, anxiety, and PTSD. She specializes in working with children, adolescents, adults, and families.

I offer structured outpatient individual and group counseling for those adolescents and adults who struggle with life and all it's challenges. I believe that all people are able to make positive changes in their lives and find the lifestyle they desire. I strive to enhance and restore the worth and dignity of all individuals in need of counseling services.

How we think dramatically influences how we feel and ultimately how we respond to the crises in our lives. And this is good news. You can feel better. You can learn to be relaxed and focused in your work and family life. You can feel energetic and loving in your self expression and interactions with others. Through supportive and interactive psychotherapy, you will develop insight and creativity in resolving problems and fulfilling your purpose. I will help you regain control of your emotions and your life by teaching you techniques for releasing stress and negativity, changing your thinking, shifting your perspective, and restoring your confidence.

Meredith is a trauma-focused, somatic EMDR trained, Licensed Counselor & Supervisor with vast experience counseling teens, women/men, couples, & families over 20+ years with Young Life & in her private practice, Milk + Honey Counseling. Focusing on trauma, grief/loss, anxiety/depression, & relational conflict, all through a lens of STORY, Meredith helps people discover their true identity + live vibrant lives. She longs for people to find more balance & joy by offering HOPE in somewhat dark places. Meredith has completed additional training in: Narrative Focused Trauma Care, Somatic, Internal Family Systems, & Suicide Bereavement.

I specialize in working with adult women on issues such as managing stress, career and sports performance, life transitions and creating healthy relationships. In addition, a high percentage of my practice is focused on working with couples on relationship issues. I work with adults in all phases of their relationships, whether they are considering marriage, experiencing struggles in their marriage and wanting to improve their situation or in the process of trying to end their relationship in a healthy way. The goals and process for my clients vary depending on the unique circumstances of each individual and relationship.

After trauma, we reach for whatever coping skill is closest in order to survive. We may turn to substances, self-harm, intellectualizing, perfectionism, and etc. This helps us soothe, distract, and numb from feelings of shame, guilt, anger & fear. Still, our unprocessed emotions can overwhelm–morphing into anxiety, depression, hyper-vigilance, marriage and relationship concerns. However, this only represents a part of us and our experiences. Through our strengths, we increase our tolerance, release survival skills that no longer serve us, & return to our most liberated and aligned self.

I love helping people create their best lives and their best relationships. Everyone experiences challenges and times when life feels overwhelming. You do not need to suffer alone. I will be there to help you see the good in yourself and others. I will work with you to help you gain insight and understanding about your specific issues, set goals, recognize strengths, achieve meaningful change, and connect with others.

Living with childhood wounds and any negative life experiences can impact your current living, leading to depression, moodiness, fear of trusting others, and other social hesitations that reflect lowered confidence and more. Seeing your truth negatively impact your work life, relationships, and view of self can lead to fear of rejection, abandonment, and isolation. With a doctoral clinical focus on all things trauma, I aim to work with you where you are to assist you with clearly defining how healing can lead to improved living. I only work with individuals 18+. I am licensed in North and South Carolina. Let's Connect!

Life is hard. Intense emotions, life transitions, difficulty with relationships, mental health concerns, trauma, rejection and loneliness; are only a few of the things we can struggle with at any given time. But you don’t have to deal with these issues alone. Counseling can serve as a place for you to process past hurts and life changes, identify unhelpful relationship patterns, find new coping skills and resources for strong emotions or mental health issues, or provide yourself with the ultimate self-care by setting an hour aside to reflect on where you are, where you want to go, and what obstacles are in the way of your goals

Emotional awareness and processing are skills that many of us didn't get in our childhoods. Maybe we had a caregiver who was emotionally absent, unaware or even preoccupied with other things. Often work, relationships or sometimes even addictions. This absence of this attunement often leaves lingering core wounds in the adult child. These wounds can manifest as fear of emotions and even a distrust of oneself in one's ability to navigate the more difficult emotions. Even the lack self love and care. We learn how to simply cope with life or "survive". There is so much more to life than simply coping and surviving.

My ideal client is someone who is open to self-reflection and personal growth, seeking a collaborative therapeutic journey. They value introspection, are committed to making positive changes in their life, and are motivated to explore and address various aspects of their mental and emotional well-being. As a therapist, my ideal client would be individuals, couples, or families seeking support for ADHD management, relational dynamics, or men's mental health challenges. They would value evidence-based approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Emotion-Focused Therapy.

I'm a Geriatric Care Manager, and I'm here to "Help You Help Them! More importantly, I will actually manage your parent's care for you. Are you an Adult Child of an Aging Parent? You're not alone. If you're grappling with caregiver guilt, ethical dilemmas, or spiritual questions? I provide a compassionate yet scientifically grounded approach to navigating these complexities.

Lake Norman's premier specialized mental health therapist for men, teens, families and couples who are looking for authentic and innovative solutions. I am a specialized mental health therapist, offering a unique combination of traditional and non-conventional methods that achieve superior results-in an accelerated time frame-for those seeking complete mental health. I help people overcome anxiety through finding the courage to stop avoiding and activate confidence to unlock the will to live a fulfilling and adventurous life. I help people to find internal balance which helps them to find solutions and alleviate negative symptoms.

Brianne graduated with her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology with a minor in Social Work from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Brianne chose to continue her education by earning her Masters of Arts in Counseling with a concentration in Clinical Mental Health as well as a Certificate in Play Therapy from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Brianne has clinical experience working with clients dealing with a range of issues, including trauma, child abuse, anxiety, depression, and addiction. Brianne comes from a humanistic school of thought where she offers a Person- Centered approach.

I have been working with children since 1994. I worked for Mecklenburg County Early Intervention Services from 1994-2008, providing service coordination as well as specializing in educational services, helping to enhance the development in children from ages 0-3. I became a stay-at-home Mom until receiving my master’s in social work and becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate. I worked for an agency providing Behavioral Mental Heath Services for children between the ages of 4-17.

“I firmly believe that everyone has a purpose, and mine is to serve others. We all find ourselves needing support, dealing with negative emotions, and questioning our next steps. I want to help others face these dilemmas in a way that makes them feel uplifted and known." Having experience working with teens, adults, elderly, premarital and marital couples, Andie applies EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Faith-Based Therapy, Acceptance Commitment Therapy and Motivational Interviewing skills. Her focus is to maintain a deep compassion and thoughtfulness in your mental health journey.

I'm Melissa Davis. I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and have been practicing for 10 years. I specialize in the area of trauma and specifically, have expertise in working with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. If not doing therapy, I like to practice yoga and I like to cook.

I believe that we are whole persons with physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects. I have been trained on an approach that includes an integration of my Christian faith with compatible psychological perspectives. I work with adults, women, and couples who are experiencing a variety of difficulties including anxiety, depression, trauma, abuse, grief and loss, spiritual concerns, illnesses, and relational concerns.

Facing a challenge in life? I am here to help support you, and over come. I want you to be free of emotional turmoil and find purpose in your family, friendships, work and all other areas of life. I am a counselor committed to helping you learn how to build healthier relationships with yourself and others. I believe in taking a collaborative approach to help clients reach their goals and find healthy perceptions of themselves so they can know themselves as whole, complete and safe.