Trauma and PTSD Therapists in Washington, NC
Khyzaha Bre’Jon Jones
Lic Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate, MS, LCMHCA, CRC
Verified Verified
Washington, NC 27889
Martha T Early
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, LCSW, LCAS
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Washington, NC 27889
Beverly Lyne Sheaffer
Licensed Professional Counselor, PhD, LCMHCS, ATR-BC, CCS, LCAS
Verified Verified
Washington, NC 27889
Deb Pomeroy
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, RN, LCSW, LCASA
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Washington, NC 27889
Not accepting new clients
I'm a licensed clinical therapist working with adolescents and adults in individual therapy. I have extensive training in treating perinatal mental health, depression, anxiety, trauma, and grief. I specialize in treating individuals managing relationship difficulties, chronic stress and burnout, perfectionism, parenting, and finding personal balance. I have expertise in helping clients improve self-esteem and navigate change of life events, such as graduating school, job/career changes, breakups, and parenthood status changes.
I'm a licensed clinical therapist working with adolescents and adults in individual therapy. I have extensive training in treating perinatal mental health, depression, anxiety, trauma, and grief. I specialize in treating individuals managing relationship difficulties, chronic stress and burnout, perfectionism, parenting, and finding personal balance. I have expertise in helping clients improve self-esteem and navigate change of life events, such as graduating school, job/career changes, breakups, and parenthood status changes.
Shyla Cabell
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Washington, NC 27889
Not accepting new clients
I get it superwoman; you wear all the hats. Mom hat, wife hat, friend hat, employee hat. All the hats! But this gets exhausting. Constantly having to make sure everything is running smoothly & everyone is happy & ok takes its toll. You find yourself constantly worrying…bills, kids, spouse, dinner, friends, career, on and on and on. What's worse is that in all the worrying and juggling you’ve lost yourself. This part right here is a nagging thought that stresses you out even more. You don’t even recognize who you are anymore or how you’ve gotten to this place. It’s beyond frustrating. I get it.
I get it superwoman; you wear all the hats. Mom hat, wife hat, friend hat, employee hat. All the hats! But this gets exhausting. Constantly having to make sure everything is running smoothly & everyone is happy & ok takes its toll. You find yourself constantly worrying…bills, kids, spouse, dinner, friends, career, on and on and on. What's worse is that in all the worrying and juggling you’ve lost yourself. This part right here is a nagging thought that stresses you out even more. You don’t even recognize who you are anymore or how you’ve gotten to this place. It’s beyond frustrating. I get it.
