Therapists in Beachwood, OH

Amanda has served a diverse range of clients, including those with mood disorders, those struggling with various hardships in life, and most recently, empowering caregivers with oppositional teens. She has experience working with ages 14 and up, with a primary focus of working with adults. Her areas of specialty include mood disorders, life transitions, relationship issues, faith/spiritual issues, trauma/PTSD, helping professionals, criminal/legal issues, parenting and maternal issues and supporting individuals post abortion and the unique issues they may face.

My ideal client knows what they want and is ready and determined to get it. The client works hard and wants to better their self mentally, spiritually, and emotionally. The client wants to make a change, and is tired of doing life dealing with the same struggles. They want better for their family and self by willingly doing the work to become whole and healthy. I love working collaboratively with individuals to help find solutions that will increase their life fulfillment. I provide a safe, judgement free zone that allows clients to be themselves and feel free to express their innermost feelings.

Are you living in a sexless relationship? Or perhaps the sex you're having is unsatisfying, or hampered by something specific. My office provides you with a safe, comfortable space to discuss your sexual life, answer your questions, all within the framework of a sex-positive atmosphere. I don't believe in pathologizing someone's sexual behaviors. As an AASECT-certified sex therapist, my philosophy is simple: if it's consensual, and it's not hurting you or your partner(s), your sexuality and all that it entails (your fantasies, experimentation, whatever turns you on) will be supported, nurtured, and listened to without judgment.

Steve Fratantonio is a licensed mental health counselor studying for his doctorate in counseling psychology. He has more than 15 years of experience providing mental health care services to children, adolescents and adults in private practice and community mental health. His specialty area of interest is working with both adults and adolescents, as well as their families. He has advanced training in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and alternatives for families: cognitive behavioral therapy (AF-CBT).

Megan is experienced in working with adults experiencing various mental health concerns, mood disorders, personality disorders, and trauma. She has extensive knowledge on trauma, trauma responses and the neurobiology of trauma, and has facilitated both individual and group counseling for individuals with these concerns. As a queer practitioner, Megan has experience leading both individual and group counseling for LGBTQIA+ populations who may be experiencing concerns related to identity. Megan is aligned with and open to working with non-monogamous and alternative relationship styles and orientations.

My approach to counseling is one of offering space to client for their own empowerment and assisting my clients in becoming active participants in their thoughts, growth, and lives. I strive to embody trust, transparency, and authenticity in all realms of my life and work. I believe a relationship with a counselor is a caring space where one can be themselves without worries of judgment. From my perspective, counseling is a safe relationship in which one can explore their concerns, learn about themselves and the world around them, and try new things to find what works to harness positive change and improve well-being.

I am both inspired by and respectful of the time, courage and commitment it takes for you to engage in a therapeutic relationship, especially via telehealth. Utilizing a strength’s-based approach, I believe helping you to set realistic and achievable goals is pivotal to a successful outcome of self-sufficiency and self-care. Working from a place of compassion, flexibility and sensitivity, I also recognize and incorporate in treatment the importance of different life factors (e.g., family, cultural and environment) that heavily influence us socially and emotionally and our abilities to cope with challenges.

Bill has his LISW designation and has been in psychotherapeutic practice since 2016, although he earned his MSW in 1998 at the University of Michigan - AnnArbor. Bill utilizes a holistic approach to therapy, focusing on what works for each client to help them be the healthiest they can be. Bill is trained in multiple modalities to help clients overcome trauma and other psychological challenges, such as depression and anxiety. Bill incorporates talk-therapy, mindfulness, meditation, hypnotherapy and NLP, and encourages healthy nutrition and exercise.

Hello! I am so glad you are here! I know that it's often a very hard decision to make, but reaching out for support can be the greatest gift you give yourself. I am a clinical mental health therapist that specializes in helping those who help others. The ones least likely to take the time for themselves. We all need to feel connected and supported and you deserve that as much as those you are providing for. I primarily specialize in working with new moms or parents struggling with finding the balance of their own needs with those of others. I am a graduate of Xavier University's Clinical Mental Health Counseling program and have bee

Self care is not selfish. We often believe that taking care of others before we take care of ourselves is the way it should be. But, if you are not taking care of yourself, who will? Do you have enough left to take care of your needs? Self care is more than eating, working, or bathing yourself every day. Self care is about taking care that your mental and emotional needs are being met. I want to help you to help yourself in getting your emotional and mental health needs met.

Erika Taddie-Osborn has 15 years of experience in individual and group counseling and treatment of substance use disorders, most recently at Glenbeigh Hospital, where she served as counseling director. She has served as a therapist and chemical dependency counselor in outpatient and inpatient settings, working with both individuals and groups. She earned her bachelor's degree in psychology and her master's degree in social work from Case Western Reserve University. In addition to treatment of substance use disorders and other addictions, she also specializes in eating disorders and women's issues.

I offer psychotherapy and psychological testing for teenagers and adults. Adults seek help for ADHD, anxiety or mood disorders. I help them find meaning, purpose, and joy as they function more fully at home and work. Also, I work with teenagers who underachieve and present behavior challenges, mood disorders and various types of anxiety. When working with teens, I also work closely with parents to help them learn how to encourage their kid's growth toward autonomy and self-direction. It is a joy to encounter parents and teenagers as they learn to cooperate, rather than to struggle against each other.

Welcome! I’m glad you’ve decided to reach out for counseling, as I know it can often be a difficult step to take. I look forward to getting to know you as you explore what brought you here. I have over 20 years of experience in the mental health field working with individuals of all age ranges. I enjoy working with individuals and couples and utilize a person-centered approach, where I meet each individual where they are at on their journey towards wellness. I believe in the mind-body connection and the importance of using a holistic approach to building resilience and meeting life’s challenges.

I specialize in treating stress, depression, anxiety, relationship conflicts, work pressures, and change management. I work with individuals and couples using cognitive behavioral approaches. I am a Diplomate in Testing & Assessment and can offer a thorough assessment (if desired) in order to enhance treatment outcomes. In addition, I've also had a great deal of experience in providing coaching, counseling and assessment services to medical, legal and financial professionals, management level and executive leaders, and professional athletes.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, and I received my Master’s degree from John Carroll University in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in May of 2022. I received my undergraduate degree in Psychology, with a minor in Theatre, at the Ohio State University. My focus is on psychotherapy with children, adolescents, and their families with an emphasis on depression, general anxiety, social anxiety, suicidality, and ADHD. I use an eclectic approach, incorporating CBT, DBT, and expressive therapies, including art/drama.

It has been my privilege to help people develop lives that are deeply meaningful and emotionally satisfying. Psychotherapy is not a set of tricks or techniques. Rather, it is a personal relationship that affects people on a number of levels. Most of my clients come away from the process with some new practical skills and new, more adaptive ways of looking at life. They also hone their capacities to look at themselves, with more insight and greater self-understanding. Particularly rewarding for me has been my work with families, assisting them in healing from the wounds and fractures of divorce.

There is a time to carry on, but there is a time to find a different way. You are tired of simply going through the motions of life. You find it hard to shake those feelings of worry and sadness. You feel overwhelmed by change and all the decisions in front of you. Your relationships feel hard and complicated. You provide so much for others at work and home that you don’t have anything left for yourself. I am a compassionate therapist who offers a warm and supportive space. I believe that personal growth is possible for everyone and that therapy is an effective strategy in that process.

Michaela is experienced in working with adults experiencing a variety of challenges including anxiety, trauma, depression, and life adjustments/transitions like grief, divorce, moving, job changes, new school, and chronic medical illness. She strives to ensure a safe place for the LGBTQIA+ community, and she values diversity, authentic self-expression, alternative relationship styles, and all spiritual practices.

I strive to establish supportive, collaborative, and compassion-focused relationships with my clients. I have found the integration of evidence based practice into a collaborative, tailored treatment to be effective in meeting the client’s needs and preferences. I am a Licensed Clinical Counselor and Supervisor with an expertise in Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and Maudsley Family Based Therapy (FBT). I am passionate about the work that I do and in the process of change. My goal is to create an environment and relationship conducive to growth and progress.