Relational Therapists in Omaha, NE

Beginning therapy and finding a new therapist can feel challenging yet hopeful. It is important to find a therapist with whom you can form a close bond and who begins to understand you. This bond can give way to more deep and meaningful therapeutic work. As an Object Relations psychoanalytical psychotherapist I will use our therapeutic relationship as the primary vehicle for change. Psychoanalytic work helps provide relief from debilitating symptoms as well as addresses the deeper underlying causes of your symptoms. Our work also allows for exploration in understanding unconscious drives that shape your daily life and relationships.

Life can be very difficult and stressful, whether it is work, relationships, anxiety, addictive behaviors, tough circumstances and decisions. Are you looking for some answers and relief? Hoping to find some direction, guidance, even challenging? Are you wanting more peace in your life? I will be glad to partner with you in reaching your goals. I provide competent, straight-forward, & non-judgmental responses as you seek greater quality in your life. There is hope for change; you can build a better future!

I believe each person is the expert in their own experience and view my role as a co-pilot on the path to healing and self-exploration. I work with adolescents and adults with varying experiences such as substance use, trauma, anxiety, depression, adjustment issues, identity exploration, and burnout. I believe co-creation of therapy goals is vital to forging a path uniquely tailored to meet the needs of each person with whom I work.

I have 19 years of experience working in the mental health field in residential, outpatient, in-home, and hospital settings. The majority of that time has been spent working with individuals, children, and families dealing with trauma, abuse, relationship conflicts, depression, and anxiety, among other issues. My style begins with being person-centered. I don't believe there are cookie-cutter answers to life's challenges, so I begin by learning about you and what will best help you achieve your own goals.

I am a Licensed Independent Mental HeaIth Professional and I have been in private practice for over 31 years. I am experienced in treating a wide variety of emotional, psychological and relational struggles. I am a preferred provider with most all insurances. Daytime and early evening sessions available.

Hi! My name is Angie Hartley. My hope in the counseling process is to cultivate a place where individuals feel genuinely heard and experience safety and acceptance that helps them walk through difficult emotions and circumstances while discovering healthier ways of regulating emotions, connecting with others, and being in the “here and now.”

She has been a fully licensed mental health practitioner since 2012. Her specialties include; Abuse and Trauma, TBRI Practitioner (Trust Based Relational Intervention), PTSD, Counseling for Families Affected by Disability, Christian Counseling, Divorce Recovery, LGBTQ Counseling, Grief and Bereavement, Personality Disorders, Senior Adult Counseling, Stress, Anxiety, and Depression, Children and adolescent with family and individual. Karen is fully licensed in KS, IA, NE and ND.

So, is your relationship a bit of a mess? Do you feel anxious, lost or alone? Are you struggling with how to help your child, strengthen you marriage or build healthy connections in you family? Let's face it, most of us at some point go through adversity and could benefit from help navigating challenges in our lives.

Relationships, whether familial or romantic, are arguably the most challenging and fulfilling part of life. My practice is geared toward helping individuals, couples, and unconventional families recover from complicated relational histories. I draw from a decade of community organizing and training in trauma-informed care to support clients in their efforts to develop greater confidence, communicate more effectively, and resolve longstanding conflicts. I especially love working with misfits, black sheep, rebellious women, and folks striving to break patterns of intergenerational trauma!

You have decided it's time for a change and therapy is a great tool to get you there. We can work on finding your inner strength and ultimately achieve your goals to improve your quality of life. We'll work together to enhance your/your teen's strengths to help you overcome the challenges you are currently experiencing as well as helping you develop tools for your future. I believe therapy is a collaborative process in change and will be dedicated in walking through your journey with you.

Throughout life, you may have faced injustices causing you to question your worth. I strive for my clients to be fully seen and held in compassion as we explore your past and how it has shaped you, while discovering ways to reclaim your power in the face of interpersonal and systemic harm. I have specialized training and experience in working with substance use (particularly in harm-reduction), PTSD and trauma, intimate partner violence, anger management, self-compassion, men and masculinity, veterans, and the LGBTQ+ community.

Hi! Thank you for being here. Therapy is a vulnerable but rewarding journey, and even being on this page represents a significant step toward healing. I hope we can work together to define and cultivate a more fulfilling connection to yourself and the important people in your life. I view clients as professional peers and equals—people who have valuable insight and contributions to their learning and growth. As such, my approach to therapy is one that acknowledges, supports, and values collaboration in the work we engage. Together we will navigate a path toward healing and joy.

As a Licensed Psychologist, I have over 15 years of experience working with individuals from all different walks of life representing a variety of presenting concerns. I have worked with children, teens, and adults in settings ranging from a community clinic, to a college counseling center, to a hospital. My most specialized experience and training involves working with individuals with complex trauma, perfectionism, problems with self-esteem and body image, grief and loss, identity development, and phase of life concerns, as well as co-occurring issues including anxiety and depression.

With more than a decade of clinical experience and engaging in therapy myself, I know the importance of being an empathic and understanding support for my clients. My therapy approach is trauma informed, strengths-based and tailored to each client’s individual needs. I work collaboratively with my clients to find the best course of healing.

I enjoy working with older adolescents, young adults, and adults in an individual counseling setting. I am a neurodivergent affirming provider and strive to support each client as an individual based on their unique circumstances and needs. I believe a strong therapeutic relationship is the foundation of a successful counseling experience and enjoy building these relationships with my clients. My goal is to engage you in the process of positive change by establishing the skills needed to manage and heal from life's challenging situations. I work to understand your experiences and empower you to achieve and maintain your goals.

I have a passion for working with 3 groups of people:; adolescents, adult men and women and couples. I work from an office in Omaha and do Telehealth as well. I am an EMDR trained therapist who combines parts work with EMDR. One goal is to help people reduce distressing emotions and regain positive ones and change those haunting negative self beliefs. . .

Life happens! We each determine how we are going to live it. I believe that you are called to overcome struggles, and to thrive in your journey. As a counselor and mental health therapist, I help individuals, married couples, and families along their journeys. Together we collaborate to develop a treatment plan tailored just for you, and then follow through with achieving your goals.

I believe we desire and deserve to live lives full of connection, purpose, fulfillment and love. This means feeling worthy from within and engaging in healthy, supportive relationships. Our self-doubt, critical voice, feeling not good enough and unhealthy relationships all get in the way of achieving this. I feel many of our current struggles are rooted in childhood stemming from our early attachments and the roles we have fallen into. To heal from within involves not only becoming aware of our unconscious attachment patterns but also courageously facing underlying emotions uncovered via the safe, vital therapeutic relationship.

Dr. Brown is a Licensed Psychologist in Omaha, Nebraska, focusing on couples/individual counseling and Military/Veteran/first responder therapy. He specializes in relationship issues (new, strained, separation, divorce, parenting), depression and anxiety-related concerns, adjustment disorders and life transitions, memory and aging, grief, loss, and bereavement, communication related concerns and anxieties, trauma/PTSD (military and non military), sexual traumas, personality disorders, including borderline, antisocial, OCPD, and addictions.