Grief Therapists in Anderson, OH

Are you feeling lost in a world that used to feel familiar? Do you feel like you are in a fog, going through the motions but not really engaging? Have you felt overwhelmed by how much there is to do that you haven't been able to let yourself grieve? Some days you may feel like you can tackle that to-do list, and other days the reality hits you like a sucker-punch to the gut. Finding your new normal is a hard and often lonely journey.

CURRENTLY TAKING NEW PATIENTS We all desire and deserve to be healthy. Therefore, I strive to provide psychotherapy treatment for individuals, couples, and families who are looking for assistance with a wide range of problems. The most common difficulties people who have sought my help are for depression, anxiety, stress, obsessive compulsive disorder, academic problems, work-related problems, and family or marital conflict. I have extensive experience working with adolescents and young adults. I also have specialized experience with patients who are suffering from addictions, as well as complicated grief.

It is hard to ask for help! I am passionate about working with individuals who are motivated and willing to grow personally. I help them understand they have more control in their lives than it may seem. I teach my clients to recognize their strengths and abilities which empowers them. I guide them in their decision making so they recognize what steps help them reach their goals faster and improve their quality of life!

Like so many of us, life has had some unexpected twists and turns. Whether you are grieving, sensing a growing distance with your spouse, having trouble taking care of your family, struggling to form meaningful relationships, recovering from a divorce or break up, unsure how to help your adult children, experiencing mood swings, struggling with work or school, relocating, struggling with pregnancy or learning that being a mom or dad is a lot harder than you imagined, I can help you feel less overwhelmed and more fulfilled. My goal is to help you feel better by providing direct, honest, respectful, and supportive feedback.

Dr. Becker received her doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Miami University and holds a bachelor degree in psychology from The Ohio State University. She has over 20 years of experience as a therapist including work with adolescents and adults providing individual and couples counseling. She works with ages 18 years old to 65+. Some of her specialty treatment areas include depression, anxiety, relationship issues, stress management strategy, grief counseling, reproductive concerns, post-partum depression, and other women's issues.

Adrienne Cenci, LPCC-S. Everyone has their own unique story to tell. Adrienne utilizes a collaborative approach with clients incorporating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) which include mindfulness and stress management techniques. She provides individual counseling for adults ages 18 to 64. Her areas of specialty include Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, ADHD, trauma, grief, and substance use disorders. Her work is grounded in the belief that we can heal from the past, so that we can live fully in the present.

My passion has always been families and children of all ages, providing both individual and family therapies. I have worked in home and community based settings as well as school based settings. This work has given me extensive experience working with trauma, abuse, grief work, PTSD, mood disorders. I have a special place in my heart for young girls and women and feel that my therapeutic modality is especially beneficial to them. I am a listener, I hear my client's, and my sessions are client led and person centered.

Currently Accepting New Clients. As someone who has been in the client chair before, I understand how difficult it can be to decide whether counseling is the right first step for you or how intimidating it is to discuss life’s hardships with another person. However, I can also attest to the benefits that counseling can produce in one’s life if given the proper time, effort, and care. Mental health is an integral component of overall health and well-being, and my goal as a counselor is to ease people through tough transition periods and to assist in cultivating meaningful lives.