Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) Therapists in Cincinnati, OH

Helping you to Heal, Change, Grow "And Be Renewed in the Spirit of Your Mind". -Ephesians 4:23 At Emerging Spirit Counseling Services, we provide mental health therapy for individuals, couples, families and groups as well as conducting trainings. We seek to foster an atmosphere of warmth and acceptance for those in need of help and strive to provide supportive therapeutic interventions to help guide our clients through difficult situations strengthen family and individual functioning and help them move in new directions so they may experience more fulfilling and meaningful lives.

As a therapist who has been in therapy throughout my life, I bring a unique perspective to my work with adolescents, individuals, and families. I offer trauma-informed care that fosters healing and empowers people to move forward. I employ a strengths-based approach and tailor various treatment modalities to fit each client and their unique journey. I want you to leave our sessions equipped with the tools, skills, understanding, and positive beliefs needed for your ongoing journey.

I am committed to helping people find the strength inside of them to triumph in relationships, overall functioning and living a balanced life. I have worked with young children, adolescents, adults, family and specialized groups. Clients have presented with issues such as anxiety, depression, communication problems, marital concerns, parenting, ADHD, eating disorders, grief/loss, self-injury and social skills development. I am trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. I believe in the power of the therapeutic relationship helping drive individuals and families to reach their full potential and live a life void of unresolved issues.

Are you looking for a CHANGE? Are you tired of not making progress with your mental health? Are you looking for a counselor that is supportive and an easy listener? Well if you’re looking for any of the above, you stop at the right place. HONOR WITH CLASS is a community behavioral health center that has a private practice feel. HONOR stands for Helping Others Navigate through Opposition Respectfully and With Class. Our HONOR Counselors will literally meet you where you are. We can travel to your home and do home sessions, or you can come to our office. HONOR's Counselors have over 50 years of collective experience.

It is exceedingly courageous to acknowledge the pain you carry and take the first step towards healing. Seeking out help presents daunting searches that require a sense of vulnerability and I hope to bring support through each of these steps. My primary goal is to provide a safe space for each individual - as this is the most important element of the therapeutic process - and from that foundation work collaboratively with you to build into your sense of agency, autonomy, and innate resilience as a human being.

Because of life's ever-present stresses and uncertainties, all of us must face a variety of changes and adjustments as we move through life. Sometimes this can result in personal difficulties that cannot be resolved alone. Intervention may be needed to help find solutions and avoid future problems. I am a clinical psychologist trained to address many developmental and life-adjustment issues for a broad spectrum of individuals from early childhood through adolescence, adulthood and later life. My training is designed to help individuals resolve their emotional/social conflicts, and cope more successfully with the demands of the world.

Are you struggling in silence? Have you experienced such pain in your life that you feel alone and isolated? Are you fearful to share because you believe no one will understand? Well, you are not alone. If this is how you feel or have felt, there is hope. You don't have to fight alone. There is support for you. There is someone who understands and will provide you with the tools to to walk through this journey. I am available to meet with individuals, couples and families in-person and through teletherapy appointments. I am a Certified Trauma Professional and Certified Anxiety Informed Professional.

Therapy is a place for new beginnings. Beginning to learn about ourselves. Beginning to increase self-love and appreciation. Beginning to heal. I aim to meet each client where they are, with understanding and a strong therapeutic relationship as the foundation. My specialty as a dual diagnosis therapist, which means I work with people who suffer from both mental health and substance use disorders, helps me to focus on helping people navigate life’s transitions.

Immediate openings available, in person near downtown and telehealth across Ohio. I am passionate about helping others achieve their goals. My purpose is to support you and to give you a space to be heard. I am not here to dictate or impose my opinions on to you, but rather to gently nudge you towards your own solutions. My ultimate goal is to get you to a point where you can use the skills and vulnerability we practice in session in your outside life.

Hayley Englander received her master's degree in clinical social work at Smith College School for Social Work and her bachelor's degree in psychology from Vassar College. She has conducted psychotherapy in a range of settings for 25 years. She earned a one-year advanced family therapy certificate and a two-year advanced psychotherapy certificate. She works with adults in individual and couples therapy with special interests in recovering from trauma, mindfulness/self-care, effective interpersonal relationship skills, parenting, grief, life transitions, anxiety and depression, and sexuality/intimacy issues.

You may be at a place in life you never expected or wanted, but you are taking the brave step to make a change by seeking help. I'm Sharon, and I believe no one should ever feel alone while journeying through the inevitable hard times, nor should anyone go without trying clinically effective interventions that promote growth. I offer compassionate, non-judgmental, value-driven, services to address your current needs. I am EMDR trained and use a variety of approaches, from verbal psychotherapies to creative therapies, with children, adolescents, and adults to uncover barriers to experiencing a more gratifying and meaningful life.

In my practice, holistic healing means recognizing the intricate interplay between your thoughts, emotions, physical self, and overall life experiences. I am committed to understanding the unique tapestry of your existence, and together, we'll explore how each thread contributes to your mental health. This approach goes beyond symptom management, seeking to enhance the vitality of your whole self. At the core of my therapeutic approach is Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), a mindful and values-based methodology. ACT empowers you to embrace your thoughts and feelings without judgment, fostering acceptance.

Are you hurting so much that you're wondering if living is really worth all this pain? It hurts so bad that it feels physical; you can feel it in your gut. You don't let those closest to you know what's going on because no one gets it; no one can help. Sometimes you feel completely out of place, like you don't belong here. Everything hurts so much and you can't stand it anymore. You keep looking for ways to take it all away. You don't deserve to hurt like this anymore. And you don't have to. It's time to take control of your emotions so your emotions stop controlling you.

*Currently offering telehealth appointments only* I work with adults and adolescents and have experience helping with a wide range of issues. The only prerequisite for therapy is that you or your loved ones are suffering and would like some help. Where appropriate and useful, I prefer to work intensively in an exploratory and supportive capacity to attend to long-standing and entrenched problems that seem resistant to change. If your goal is better self-understanding, enduring growth, and becoming more comfortable in your own skin, we may be a good match.

Christina Mayhaus is an independently licensed clinical counselor. Christina received her Bachelors of Arts in Psychology from the University of Cincinnati and her Master of Arts in Counseling from Xavier University. Christina has grown up in Cincinnati. She has been working with children, teens, young adults, and adults in the mental health field for several years.

I enjoy working with any person who is motivated to overcome issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship problems, or more severe disorders. In my 26 years in practice as a psychologist, I am frequently reminded of the importance of not being so problem-focused that one forgets to look at the person's strengths, which are the most valuable tools for recovery and personal growth. I feel privileged to be invited by clients to join them on their journey of growth, healing and discovery.

Are you hurting so much that you're wondering if living is really worth all this pain? It hurts so bad that it feels physical; you can feel it in your gut. You don't let those closest to you know what's going on because no one gets it; no one can help. Sometimes you feel completely out of place, like you don't belong here. Everything hurts so much and you can't stand it anymore. You keep looking for ways to take it all away. You don't deserve to hurt like this anymore. And you don't have to. It's time to take control of your emotions so your emotions stop controlling you.

Dr. McClure works with teens and adults to help uncover your potential to be the person you desire to become in your life. While we cannot change the past nor control future events we can work to change your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to develop a more positive outlook of your life. I assist you in building healthy problem solving skills and change unhealthy patterns of thinking to feel better and have better relationships. Accepting New Clients or Virtual meetings.

Everything’s falling apart. You never imagined things could get this bad. It’s hard to know what to do. You can’t even focus long enough to know what your options are. Troubling thoughts about your relationship bounce around your head. You torture yourself about where you are in your career. No matter how hard you try, you can’t stop your thoughts. They attack you from all sides. And the chaos of life joins in to kick you when you’re down. Peace of mind always sits just beyond your reach – taunting you. It’d be great if you could talk to your friends and family about all this. But every time you try, it just makes matters worse.