Relationship Issues Therapists in Richmond, VA
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Marie P Norton
Licensed Professional Counselor, MEd, LPC Res, NCC
Verified Verified
4 Endorsed
Richmond, VA 23221
You may identify with anxiety, trauma, depression, chronic pain, weight management, relationship , performance & athletic anxiety.
Stuck? Frustrated or overwhelmed? You want to do better at work or school. Maybe relationships are strained. You know you’d like something to change. Everyone else seems to have their life together. Come as you are to counseling. There is nothing you have to do, or be, in order to feel better. Together, we’ll discover what would be a rich and meaningful life for you, and how to get there. I work frequently with clients wanting to discover whole mind and body connection. During our initial consultation we'll discover if I'm the best fit for your needs, and if not, help you find the right one. Let's chat.
You may identify with anxiety, trauma, depression, chronic pain, weight management, relationship , performance & athletic anxiety.
Stuck? Frustrated or overwhelmed? You want to do better at work or school. Maybe relationships are strained. You know you’d like something to change. Everyone else seems to have their life together. Come as you are to counseling. There is nothing you have to do, or be, in order to feel better. Together, we’ll discover what would be a rich and meaningful life for you, and how to get there. I work frequently with clients wanting to discover whole mind and body connection. During our initial consultation we'll discover if I'm the best fit for your needs, and if not, help you find the right one. Let's chat.
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I specialize in working with clients to resolve issues involving depression, anxiety, addiction, eating disorders, PTSD, trauma, chronic illness , relationship issues and sexual orientation .
I use an eclectic approach with an emphasis on interpersonal relations focusing on what works best for clients. I am actively involved in the process of inviting clients to explore curiosities, moving away from negative beliefs and self -judgements towards a place of understanding, integration and acceptance. I believe engaging clients on their terms is critical to creating a comfortable environment to discuss any issues of concern. I engage clients to explore and understand how their past influences the present , as well as patterns of behaviors and functioning that may both interfere and support their current life situations.
I specialize in working with clients to resolve issues involving depression, anxiety, addiction, eating disorders, PTSD, trauma, chronic illness , relationship issues and sexual orientation .
I use an eclectic approach with an emphasis on interpersonal relations focusing on what works best for clients. I am actively involved in the process of inviting clients to explore curiosities, moving away from negative beliefs and self -judgements towards a place of understanding, integration and acceptance. I believe engaging clients on their terms is critical to creating a comfortable environment to discuss any issues of concern. I engage clients to explore and understand how their past influences the present , as well as patterns of behaviors and functioning that may both interfere and support their current life situations.
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Our therapeutic relationship is a collaborative partnership where your unique experiences and perspectives will be honored and validated.
In the hustle and bustle of today's world, achieving balance can often feel like an elusive goal. My philosophy revolves around the belief that a balanced life is not about perfection, but rather about finding harmony amidst the various dimensions of your life – be it work or school, relationships, self-care, or personal growth. Together, we'll explore the root causes of any imbalances and unearth your strengths to foster resilience. Whether you're navigating stress, seeking purpose, or aiming to improve your relationships, I'm here to provide unwavering support.
Our therapeutic relationship is a collaborative partnership where your unique experiences and perspectives will be honored and validated.
In the hustle and bustle of today's world, achieving balance can often feel like an elusive goal. My philosophy revolves around the belief that a balanced life is not about perfection, but rather about finding harmony amidst the various dimensions of your life – be it work or school, relationships, self-care, or personal growth. Together, we'll explore the root causes of any imbalances and unearth your strengths to foster resilience. Whether you're navigating stress, seeking purpose, or aiming to improve your relationships, I'm here to provide unwavering support.
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I try to build an honest and supportive relationship in which clients can feel empowered to explore different aspects of their mental health they have not considered previously.
My ideal client is someone who feels that they are facing difficulties in their mental health and would like some help and outside perspective. I want to help clients with a huge variety of issues and struggles, from many different backgrounds. I will learn alongside them on the best ways to help and provide support. For my clients, I know that it is a difficult thing to share about deeply personal issues, so I only ask that they take a brave step and be willing to talk a little about what is bringing them in
I try to build an honest and supportive relationship in which clients can feel empowered to explore different aspects of their mental health they have not considered previously.
My ideal client is someone who feels that they are facing difficulties in their mental health and would like some help and outside perspective. I want to help clients with a huge variety of issues and struggles, from many different backgrounds. I will learn alongside them on the best ways to help and provide support. For my clients, I know that it is a difficult thing to share about deeply personal issues, so I only ask that they take a brave step and be willing to talk a little about what is bringing them in
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Lotus Counseling & Consulting Services
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Richmond, VA 23223 (Online Only)
I enjoy assisting individuals in addressing stress management, self-care, relationship conflicts, trauma, family issues, school/academic issues and women's issues.
I'm Brittney Hill, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Virginia. I offer individual therapy focused on addressing the individual needs of adolescents and adults. My experiences range from community-based services, school- based services, residential treatment and acute-inpatient treatment. My ideal clients are motivated for change and open to exploring and improving self-awareness.
I enjoy assisting individuals in addressing stress management, self-care, relationship conflicts, trauma, family issues, school/academic issues and women's issues.
I'm Brittney Hill, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Virginia. I offer individual therapy focused on addressing the individual needs of adolescents and adults. My experiences range from community-based services, school- based services, residential treatment and acute-inpatient treatment. My ideal clients are motivated for change and open to exploring and improving self-awareness.
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Eilish Conway
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
Richmond, VA 23225 (Online Only)
Hello, I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) licensed in Virginia and Florida. I received my Masters from Boston University and have been practicing for 3 years. My areas of focus in counseling include relationship difficulties, depression/anxiety, adjusting to life changes, parenting concerns, and difficult family dynamics. If you are looking for a compassionate and understanding counselor who is committed to helping you reach your goals, we may be a good fit!
Hello, I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) licensed in Virginia and Florida. I received my Masters from Boston University and have been practicing for 3 years. My areas of focus in counseling include relationship difficulties, depression/anxiety, adjusting to life changes, parenting concerns, and difficult family dynamics. If you are looking for a compassionate and understanding counselor who is committed to helping you reach your goals, we may be a good fit!
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Mindy B. Loiselle LCSW
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
Richmond, VA 23220
Waitlist for new clients
Whether you struggle with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, trauma, or other concerns, you can overcome barriers, and free yourself from recurring patterns that make life harder than it needs to be.
Do you want to experience greater freedom from anxiety, depression, or negative thoughts? Are you feeling frustrated, misunderstood, or unappreciated in your close relationships? Have you tried therapy before but did not get the results you were hoping for? With understanding and compassion for yourself, you can break free of negative thoughts, self-limiting beliefs, and harmful habits. You can learn communication methods to bring you closer to others, without sacrificing yourself. Together we will discover a deeper source of strength that is uniquely yours. I can help you tap this well to find joy, contentment, and harmonious relationships.
Whether you struggle with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, trauma, or other concerns, you can overcome barriers, and free yourself from recurring patterns that make life harder than it needs to be.
Do you want to experience greater freedom from anxiety, depression, or negative thoughts? Are you feeling frustrated, misunderstood, or unappreciated in your close relationships? Have you tried therapy before but did not get the results you were hoping for? With understanding and compassion for yourself, you can break free of negative thoughts, self-limiting beliefs, and harmful habits. You can learn communication methods to bring you closer to others, without sacrificing yourself. Together we will discover a deeper source of strength that is uniquely yours. I can help you tap this well to find joy, contentment, and harmonious relationships.
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I believe that recovery is possible for everyone and healing occurs best in the context of an authentic, trusting relationship. Many of my clients come to me after other approaches have not worked for them. We work not only to manage distressing symptoms, but also to break enduring patterns related to identity, relationships, emotional expression, and safety that often stem from earlier experiences where we felt unsafe, out of control, or invalidated. In therapy we work to make meaning out of past experiences, break those patterns, learn more about ourselves, and move towards the life we want.
I believe that recovery is possible for everyone and healing occurs best in the context of an authentic, trusting relationship. Many of my clients come to me after other approaches have not worked for them. We work not only to manage distressing symptoms, but also to break enduring patterns related to identity, relationships, emotional expression, and safety that often stem from earlier experiences where we felt unsafe, out of control, or invalidated. In therapy we work to make meaning out of past experiences, break those patterns, learn more about ourselves, and move towards the life we want.
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Victoria Powell
Pre-Licensed Professional, MA, R-DMT, LPC-R
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Richmond, VA 23223
Feeling uncertain about your next steps? Whether you're navigating relationship challenges, dealing with a significant life change, or facing mental health struggles, it's normal to feel overwhelmed. These difficulties can be especially complex for diverse or marginalized communities, including LGBTQIA+ individuals and those involved in ethically non-monogamous relationships.
Feeling uncertain about your next steps? Whether you're navigating relationship challenges, dealing with a significant life change, or facing mental health struggles, it's normal to feel overwhelmed. These difficulties can be especially complex for diverse or marginalized communities, including LGBTQIA+ individuals and those involved in ethically non-monogamous relationships.
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Feeling tired of your current therapist? Or just stuck? Let's get real – life can be tough. It’s especially hard on ambitious people, parents & perfectionists who are expected to have it all together. The more successful you are (or are expected to be), the more difficult it is to keep it all together. Add anxiety, depression, & relationship issues – forget it. And the more that you achieve, the harder it becomes to find a therapist at your level or solutions that work for your complex issues. But I'm not here to hand out generic advice or quick fixes. I'm here to help you uncover the root of your challenges & build lasting changes.
Feeling tired of your current therapist? Or just stuck? Let's get real – life can be tough. It’s especially hard on ambitious people, parents & perfectionists who are expected to have it all together. The more successful you are (or are expected to be), the more difficult it is to keep it all together. Add anxiety, depression, & relationship issues – forget it. And the more that you achieve, the harder it becomes to find a therapist at your level or solutions that work for your complex issues. But I'm not here to hand out generic advice or quick fixes. I'm here to help you uncover the root of your challenges & build lasting changes.
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Sav Barnett
Supervisee in Clinical Social Work, LBSW, QMHP-A, MSW, LMHP-S
Verified Verified
Richmond, VA 23230
You might be facing common challenges like anxiety, depression, trauma, or relationship difficulties. You hold a desire for growth but need a safe, non-judgmental space to express yourself, receive validation and learn tools to manage your symptoms. Your goals may include reducing immediate distress, processing past traumas, increasing motivation and developing healthier coping skills. You want a place you can show up to feel heard and understood, with a therapist that you can laugh and cry with comfortably. More than anything, you want to walk out of sessions feeling lighter than you felt coming in and luckily - that’s possible!
You might be facing common challenges like anxiety, depression, trauma, or relationship difficulties. You hold a desire for growth but need a safe, non-judgmental space to express yourself, receive validation and learn tools to manage your symptoms. Your goals may include reducing immediate distress, processing past traumas, increasing motivation and developing healthier coping skills. You want a place you can show up to feel heard and understood, with a therapist that you can laugh and cry with comfortably. More than anything, you want to walk out of sessions feeling lighter than you felt coming in and luckily - that’s possible!
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Often difficult life experiences like pain, suffering, confusion, intense emotions, and things just not going right bring us to therapy. Sometimes it's our relationship with ourselves, or with significant others or family members that creates the pain point. It can also be a specific event (breakup, move, feeling left out socially) or a specific felt experience (sad, lonely, angry, scared). AND although it can feel otherwise, there's no shame in receiving support. My hope is that therapy helps you experience greater self-acceptance, compassion, and ease with yourself and your life - it's a worthy and doable endeavor.
Often difficult life experiences like pain, suffering, confusion, intense emotions, and things just not going right bring us to therapy. Sometimes it's our relationship with ourselves, or with significant others or family members that creates the pain point. It can also be a specific event (breakup, move, feeling left out socially) or a specific felt experience (sad, lonely, angry, scared). AND although it can feel otherwise, there's no shame in receiving support. My hope is that therapy helps you experience greater self-acceptance, compassion, and ease with yourself and your life - it's a worthy and doable endeavor.
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Tessa Palmer
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified Verified
Richmond, VA 23219 (Online Only)
Waitlist for new clients
As a therapist, I work primarily from a relational dynamic perspective and I use human diversity and social justice lenses to further inform my work. This means that I place particular emphasis on emotions and relationships, and that I strive to be emotionally present and available for authentic connection. It is my belief and experience that the work and healing of therapy occur within this connection. Therapy is thus a collaborative process of building an affirming relationship that leads to meaningful change.
As a therapist, I work primarily from a relational dynamic perspective and I use human diversity and social justice lenses to further inform my work. This means that I place particular emphasis on emotions and relationships, and that I strive to be emotionally present and available for authentic connection. It is my belief and experience that the work and healing of therapy occur within this connection. Therapy is thus a collaborative process of building an affirming relationship that leads to meaningful change.
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Sarah Earp
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Richmond, VA 23219 (Online Only)
Sarah is currently accepting referrals for individuals facing anxiety, depression, life transitions, or relationship concerns.
Welcome! Embarking on your therapeutic journey is a big step; this pivotal choice marks a significant stride towards healing, and I am genuinely eager to join you as we set forth together. Sarah is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with experience in a hospital setting where she specialized in emergency department (ED) and trauma care. With a compassionate and inclusive approach, Sarah firmly believes in acknowledging systemic barriers within society while working to effect positive change within our sphere of influence.
Sarah is currently accepting referrals for individuals facing anxiety, depression, life transitions, or relationship concerns.
Welcome! Embarking on your therapeutic journey is a big step; this pivotal choice marks a significant stride towards healing, and I am genuinely eager to join you as we set forth together. Sarah is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with experience in a hospital setting where she specialized in emergency department (ED) and trauma care. With a compassionate and inclusive approach, Sarah firmly believes in acknowledging systemic barriers within society while working to effect positive change within our sphere of influence.
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Sydney Villeneuve
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LPC
Verified Verified
Richmond, VA 23229 (Online Only)
I believe that healing is ongoing, met by exploring what feels vulnerable. I feel called to supportively hold space for adults who are dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma symptoms, and relationship challenges. My clients and I work through issues that are impacting their relationships and life. I serve as a guide for my clients as they work on shifting how they view themselves and the world we share through improving self-esteem, self-worth, and relational dynamics. I find value in processing how life experiences have shaped who we are and who we are becoming. My approach is depth-based, with a focus on attachment theory.
I believe that healing is ongoing, met by exploring what feels vulnerable. I feel called to supportively hold space for adults who are dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma symptoms, and relationship challenges. My clients and I work through issues that are impacting their relationships and life. I serve as a guide for my clients as they work on shifting how they view themselves and the world we share through improving self-esteem, self-worth, and relational dynamics. I find value in processing how life experiences have shaped who we are and who we are becoming. My approach is depth-based, with a focus on attachment theory.
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Sharmane Duren Grady
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, NCC, MA
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Richmond, VA 23231 (Online Only)
Are you feeling unfulfilled and lacking motivation in your relationship or work? Is anxiety hindering you from performing at your best? Are you having difficulty with managing transitions in your life? If you have experienced these feelings, you are not alone. Even the strongest people need help sometimes. Just know that you are in the right place. I’ve worked with many couples in various stages from dating, premarital, marriage, and also life after divorce during my 13 years of practice. I also specialize in working with athletes who may be having performance anxiety other difficulties relating to their athletic ability.
Are you feeling unfulfilled and lacking motivation in your relationship or work? Is anxiety hindering you from performing at your best? Are you having difficulty with managing transitions in your life? If you have experienced these feelings, you are not alone. Even the strongest people need help sometimes. Just know that you are in the right place. I’ve worked with many couples in various stages from dating, premarital, marriage, and also life after divorce during my 13 years of practice. I also specialize in working with athletes who may be having performance anxiety other difficulties relating to their athletic ability.
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Dr. Danielle Armour
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, LCSW, CST
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Richmond, VA 23221 (Online Only)
My fees are: $200 for individual therapy and $250 for relationship work.
I specialize in sexual health, intimacy, and relationships, especially the one we have with self. I am passionate about helping you (and yours) enrich your lives—by empowering you to unpack what’s preventing you from fully embracing all of life’s pleasures. I believe that we all have the intrinsic ability to heal ourselves. In my practice, psychotherapy is a journey of self healing, with me as your guide. Connection is one of our most powerful tools, and through connecting with me, together, we will cultivate transformation and uncover the peace that lies within you.
My fees are: $200 for individual therapy and $250 for relationship work.
I specialize in sexual health, intimacy, and relationships, especially the one we have with self. I am passionate about helping you (and yours) enrich your lives—by empowering you to unpack what’s preventing you from fully embracing all of life’s pleasures. I believe that we all have the intrinsic ability to heal ourselves. In my practice, psychotherapy is a journey of self healing, with me as your guide. Connection is one of our most powerful tools, and through connecting with me, together, we will cultivate transformation and uncover the peace that lies within you.
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Jaclyn strives to develop and maintain a warm and caring relationship with you in order to support in building on your strengths.
Jaclyn Boykin is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who has 5 years of experience working with adults, children, families, couples, and the military who are seeking help with depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationship issues, parenting, and serious mental illness. Jaclyn completed her Bachelor of Science (BS) in Psychology at Troy University and her Master of Science (MS) in Clinical Psychology at Walden University. She is currently working towards her Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Counseling Education and Supervision at Walden University.
Jaclyn strives to develop and maintain a warm and caring relationship with you in order to support in building on your strengths.
Jaclyn Boykin is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who has 5 years of experience working with adults, children, families, couples, and the military who are seeking help with depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationship issues, parenting, and serious mental illness. Jaclyn completed her Bachelor of Science (BS) in Psychology at Troy University and her Master of Science (MS) in Clinical Psychology at Walden University. She is currently working towards her Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Counseling Education and Supervision at Walden University.
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2-Couples trying to improve their relationship, whether just starting out or currently having significant difficulty, 3-Teens, adults, or seniors who are depressed,anxious or insecure, 4 People coping with serious, chronic or life-threatening diseases or chronic pain.
I like to work with clients who genuinely want to improve their lives and are willing to devote time and effort in order to achieve permanent change.
2-Couples trying to improve their relationship, whether just starting out or currently having significant difficulty, 3-Teens, adults, or seniors who are depressed,anxious or insecure, 4 People coping with serious, chronic or life-threatening diseases or chronic pain.
I like to work with clients who genuinely want to improve their lives and are willing to devote time and effort in order to achieve permanent change.
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Dr. Harold R. Mitchell
Licensed Professional Counselor, EdD, LPC
Verified Verified
Richmond, VA 23220
I enjoy working with people wanting to find resolution from their anxiety and daily life stresses, depression, and relationship issues.
I provide a caring, empathic and nonjudgmental environment where you can explore your current life challenges, as well as address past issues that concern you. I look forward to working with you in your desire and search for more understanding and insight. My office is conveniently located in downtown Richmond.
I enjoy working with people wanting to find resolution from their anxiety and daily life stresses, depression, and relationship issues.
I provide a caring, empathic and nonjudgmental environment where you can explore your current life challenges, as well as address past issues that concern you. I look forward to working with you in your desire and search for more understanding and insight. My office is conveniently located in downtown Richmond.
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Relationship Issues Therapists
While need for human connection appears to be innate, the ability to form healthy, loving relationships is learned. Some evidence suggests that the ability to form a stable relationship starts to form in infancy, in a child's earliest experiences with a caregiver who reliably meets the infant's needs for food, care, warmth, protection, stimulation, and social contact. Such relationships are not destiny, but they are theorized to establish deeply ingrained patterns of relating to others. The end of a relationship, however, is often a source of great psychological anguish.