Adults Therapists in Blue Ash, OH

I’m happy you’re here. I want to help you get back to feeling like yourself: stronger, more confident, happier, and that you are living a fulfilling life. I specialize in working with adults and adolescents with childhood trauma and C-PTSD. Trauma comes in all shapes and sizes so my approach to counseling is adapted to fit you and work towards your goals. I work with a variety of backgrounds and issues: I am experienced in working with depression, grief, anxiety, self-esteem, relationship issues, and life transitions such as parenting, career, or retirement.

I am able to work with clients who reside in both Ohio and Indiana. I aim to provide a safe, affirming environment for you to be your authentic self. I empower my clients to take care of themselves, advocate for their needs, and create a life that is for thriving, not just surviving. I enjoy working with teens and young adults struggling with disordered eating behaviors, emotional dysregulation/early symptoms of BPD, and suicidal ideation. I believe all behaviors, including these, are caused, and we can work together to better understand yours.

Starting therapy can be hard, but it's a great first step toward making positive changes in your life. Let's work together to address your specific needs. Together we can create a safe and encouraging environment for personal growth and exploration. Feeling heard, understood, respected, and valued in therapy is vital. Drawing from my background as a compassionate and empathetic listener, I'm eager to assist you in conquering the challenges you are facing today.

I wholeheartedly believe that everyone can benefit from having an impartial person to talk to! My goal is to provide a safe, judgement-free environment for you to work through the barriers and obstacles of everyday life, regardless of the situation. I am here to listen to you, support your thoughts, validate your feelings, and provide comfort and understanding. You are so important and deserve to be heard, and I would love to be a part of that journey with you.

Find Your Way is a counseling practice helping young people and their families who are trying to navigate their way through difficult times. My goal for my clients is to achieve happiness, health and safety. I have a passion for working with young people and admire their ability to explore and shape themselves and their world. I believe that life is a journey and I hope to be an instrument to assist my clients in navigating their way. I focus on youth and young adults who are struggling with life stressors that can stem from anxiety, depression, anger, parent-child conflict, gender identity and sexual orientation.

Looking for someone that can help navigate you through life's up's and down? Do you need a boost to set you back on your feet so you can show the world who's boss? My goal in therapy is to be your player 2 as we work together to unlock the best person you can be. My passion is empowerment; teaching essential life and coping skills to help you navigate through life in a healthy way. I know you already have it in you, so it's time to help you discover that strength for yourself. You are not alone in this journey, so let's take that next step together.

I am licensed Professional Counselor who has worked with adults, adolescents, couples and families to navigate through life’s challenges.

I am a therapist licensed in Ohio with over 20 years of experience working as a counselor and life coach. I have worked with adults, teens, and children with a wide range of concerns to help them develop coping skills to decrease discomfort and improve their quality of life. I have worked extensively with issues relating to trauma, childhood abuse, clergy abuse, depression, anxiety, OCD, adoption, anger management, and family relationship issues. I also specialize in working with the LGBTQ+ community, gender identity issues, problems related to divorce, and helping parents with behavioral issues with their children.

Do you feel lost, as if others have some sort of cheat code to life that no one passed to you? Maybe you've always felt different than most, leaving you to question your identity and intuition. I've been there and even continue to do the work that allows me to feel grounded in my identity, and befriend my authentic self. At 31, all my quirky traits and unpopular opinions finally made sense, once I learned about and embraced my neurodivergent brain. There is no specific blueprint on who to be or how to live. We all have varying identities that make life exciting, challenging, and rewarding.

I enjoy working with adolescents and adults with anxiety, depression, and substance abuse disorders. Feeling anxious or sad can be scary and lead to feelings of confusion, loneliness, fear, and shame. I can help you develop and implement healthy coping skills and boundaries which will allow you to feel more in control of your life. It is important to recognize that a patient’s family may also need support and assistance throughout this process. With my guidance, the family will develop an understanding of the patient’s symptoms and gain skills that will lead to healthy boundaries and support for the patient.

I view counseling as a problem-solving process where we work initially on finding ways to help you feel you are no longer drowning emotionally, then begin a process of improving your awareness of the negative patterns of behavior in your life, and the thoughts and emotions that perpetuate those negative cycles. Once you feel more like you are on solid ground, we work to help you become more aware of the decision points when you can choose to stop from repeating old maladaptive behaviors and begin to develop new more positive behaviors which can help you find a path to a life with which you can be more satisfied.

Noah Lankford, PsyD, has experience working with children, families, adolescents and adults. He worked primarily with children and families from 2012-2015 in community mental health and partial hospitalization programs. Dr. Lankford has also counseled college students at Michigan State and Xavier University. For three years, he trained at the Lindner Center of HOPE in Mason, Ohio, conducting group therapy and DBT skills training for adult patients in the residential treatment program. He has also conducted neuropsychological assessments for the Cincinnati Bengals, in collaboration with Dr. Thomas Sullivan.

The clients I serve achieve clarity and resolution by expanding their perspectives and developing new ways of being and doing. I am a Trauma Informed Therapist offering an integrative approach that bridges the medical/cognitive models with transpersonal/humanistic approaches. I work from a Whole Person, systemic point of view. I am experienced in working with relationship issues, trauma, depression/anxiety, grief, death and dying and life transitions. I also provide mediation services for families regarding divorce/custody issues and parent coaching. I serve adults and children providing individual, couple and family sessions.

Everyone deserves support, compassion, and the chance to heal their experiences to foster the best life for themselves. Every person deserves therapeutic space to process their internal and external experiences - this is the core of any work I do as a therapist with my clients. My role is to reflect with my client on the concerns they bring to our session and emphasize their individual strengths in our work together. Each person deserves the chance to build their life to follow their passions, hopes, and dreams.

With immediate availability, I help clients gain peace, confidence and hopefulness. I work with teens, adults and new moms struggling with anxiety, panic, depression, parenting, self-esteem, life transitions, Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) & other chronic illnesses. Armed with the right coping skills, understanding, validation and support, my clients feel better.

The healing power of human connection cannot be overstated, and I believe this is what therapy is all about. My goal as a therapist is to provide the opportunity for you or your child to share whatever hardship you're experiencing, or goal you're working toward, and be met with compassion, empathy, and a sense of unconditional support. The space that is shared when a therapist and client meet is sacred. My hope is that you will find the room you need to explore and work through any hardship or toward any goal when you are in therapy.

I am a LISW-S , working in the field of social work for approximately 17 years. I have been working as a clinical therapist for 11 years, primarily working with adolescents with a variety of issues including home, community, school, transitioning into adulthood and exploring sexuality and overall independence. I additionally work with adults individually and as couples. I specialize in trauma, depression, anxiety, mood disorders.

I believe in the power of healing through connection in a safe environment. The relationship between counselor and client is a high priority for me and my goal with clients is to provide a place where they feel supported and can discover potential solutions. I have a holistic mindset and strive to help clients build factors into their lives that promote wellness. My primary approach is through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and a focus on the thoughts and feelings that feed into problematic behaviors. However, I believe that each client's struggle is unique and I adjust my approach accordingly.

I specialize in working with adults who are going through difficult times. Especially as it is related to addiction and hoarding issues. All of this will look different for each individual person. What I love about the work I do is that although I initially see people at very low points in their lives, as we work together they find courage, skills and resiliency to keep going and to make meaning of their lives.