Therapists in Downtown, Charlottesville, VA

My ideal client consists of individuals seeking to better their self esteem, self worth, and overall image of who they are. Their struggle with anxiety relates issues of the past and challenges with trauma and memory issues are my focus. Helping the client gain greater awareness and consciousness, while creating plans for increased healthy energy and mental wellness is my ideal client.

Hi, I'm Ebony Harrison, a licensed professional counselor with more than 5 years of experience supporting diverse populations across different environments. My primary focus areas include anxiety, grief, death/dying, and trauma. I take pleasure in assisting individuals grappling with life's overwhelming stressors. Collaborating closely with my clients, I tailor care to prioritize their unique experiences. By offering perspective and gently encouraging growth through healthy challenges, I foster a safe and supportive environment for personal development.

I have a deep commitment and personal passion to helping individuals overcome trauma while reclaiming their lives. I'm most experienced with trauma recovery, with a particular focus on survivors of domestic violence. My mission is to provide a safe, supportive space for you to explore your trauma-related challenges and work towards healing. I employ evidence-based trauma therapies and somatic experiencing techniques. My approach is individualized, emphasizing safety, trust, and collaboration throughout our therapeutic journey. I also offer canine animal assisted therapy and EMDR on a limited basis.

Hello there! I'm Jessica Bryan, a Supervisee in Clinical Social Work, bringing over 13 years of mental health experience from community-based services and private practice. As a therapist for the past 3 years, my mission is to assist you in pinpointing your priorities and surmounting the barriers hindering you from achieving the life you desire. I eagerly anticipate the opportunity to collaborate with you!

My name is Jasmen D. Rice, PsyD and I am a Clinical Neuropsychologist. I specialize in the evaluation of cognitive impairment and neurodegenerative conditions that more commonly affect older adults. These conditions include, but are not limited to, dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease, vascular disease, and Lewy bodies. Sometimes, changes in memory and thinking can occur for other reasons, such as depression or anxiety, the effects of medication, chronic pain, or other medical conditions, such as multiple sclerosis or normal pressure hydrocephalus.

< < Shannon is accepting new clients > > My goal as your therapist is to create a safe space for you to process and organize your life experiences, thoughts, relationships, and emotions. I’m ready to meet you wherever you are in your process with nonjudgmental grace and support. Together, we’ll notice your strengths and build on them so you can continue moving forward with a greater understanding of this version of yourself.

Working with us you'll get results. Because we believe you're best served by a clinician who's passionate about not only their work, but who they work with as well. That's why Lifebulb exists - our therapists truly enjoy their work, so you can receive the highest quality therapy services. We hire only highly trained and educated, licensed clinicians dedicated to the therapy process. We're confident we can help you achieve your therapy goals. And we're looking forward to hearing from you soon!

I'm Keshia Slack-Ingram, an experienced Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with two decades of practice. My expertise lies in collaborating with adults and couples facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, life transitions, and relationship issues. I earned my Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biology from Hampton University and pursued my Master of Arts (MA) in Counseling at South University. Currently, I'm working towards completing my PhD in Advanced Human Studies. My therapeutic approach prioritizes the present moment, focusing on understanding your priorities and devising strategies to propel you toward your mental wellness.

Afton has experience working with individuals in the areas of anxiety, depression, interpersonal conflict, trauma, grief/loss and life transitions. Afton believes that every person is fully capable of change, growth and healing. Her work focuses on empowering clients to recognize their inner strengths and cultivate healthy mindsets. Afton integrates elements of cognitive behavior therapy and solution focused therapy to aid clients in challenging negative thought processes, setting goals and envisioning their future selves. She also uses mindfulness as a way to help clients explore their present situation and find joy and peace.

Welcome, and kudos on summoning the courage to embark on this initial step. If you're here, it's likely because you're experiencing pain and exhaustion from dealing with it. You've become adept at masking your struggles, but deep down, you recognize the challenges you're facing. It's perfectly alright if you're uncertain about how things will improve. By reaching out for assistance, you've already taken a significant stride towards healing. Let's commence this journey together.

I do not have a specific "ideal" client, but I most enjoy working with, and have the most experience with, women from ages 18 to 65. Their issues could be depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, relationship issues, and more(see list below). They are looking for someone who will listen with full attention, interest and compassion. They want someone who is very supportive, who makes them feel very safe and accepted, just as they are. They are looking for a real human being they can relate to. Someone who will remember what is going on with them, who truly cares and cheers them on, who makes them laugh and gives them hope.

Are you experiencing stress, anxiety or depression? Are you not sure what you’re feeling or how to make sense of life anymore? Are you navigating a life transition, significant changes or loss and seeking a supportive space to talk things through? Searching for a mental health therapist who takes insurance? If these questions speak to your situation, I encourage you to explore my profile as well as visiting my website (examinedlifeva.com).

Anxiety can feel overwhelming. Trying to manage worry, panic attacks, or obsessive compulsive disorder can be challenging. You may find that the harder you try, the more you fight, the worse it gets. Well meaning friends and family members may try to help by offering advice of their own: Don’t worry about it. Think about something else. Just try to relax. Unfortunately these suggestions are rarely helpful. The truth is, anxiety can be managed. The solutions, however, are often counterintuitive.

My approach to therapy uses Internal Family Systems, an insight-oriented therapy which is a powerful method for understanding conflict, trauma, and defenses, and for promoting healing, change, self-empowerment and self-compassion. I view the counseling process as a partnership and an opportunity for you to learn more about yourself. We will honor the patterns that have kept you safe in the past, while at the same time gently removing the barriers that have kept you from being the person you wish to be. I utilize EMDR in my work as well to address trauma that happened long ago, as well as any recent trauma.

I am passionate about helping individuals, couples, and families work through their struggles and strengthen resilience in their lives. I have worked with a diverse group of populations in a variety of settings over the past 15 years providing individual, couples, family, and group therapy to children, adolescents, and adults. I have worked extensively with trauma/PTSD, anxiety, depression, and addiction disorders. As the wife of a first responder for over 17 years, I am also passionate about helping first responders and their families navigate the unique challenges and struggles that accompany these professions.

Do you ever feel like you’re carrying more stress than you can bear? That's because you are. Life can be messy, complicated, and stressful and sometimes the weight of it all is too much. It leaves you tired, anxious, and depressed. But you don't have to carry that weight alone. I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor practicing virtual therapy in Virginia. Essentially, I am someone who walks alongside you to create a safe space that will empower you to make lasting changes in your life and relationships.

Dr. Delp has 10+ years of experience supporting children and adolescents in a variety of contexts to improve behavioral and emotional regulation and support compassionate, client-directed goals toward a more fulfilled life. Dually trained as a clinical and school psychologist, she has expertise in and experience assessing & treating needs for children/adolescents ages 3 - 22. While Dr. Delp enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities, she has concentrated her training to support adolescents with ASD and comorbid mood disorders and supporting caregivers of young children newly diagnosed with ASD.

I'm all about empowering folks with the right tools to help them shine brighter and faster. Your time and money matter, so I make sure to keep things organized and focused on goals. I've worked with all sorts of people, each with their own unique challenges. My specialties? Well, I've got a knack for helping out with depression, anxiety, life changes, stress, grief, and more. Let's team up and make those positive changes happen!

I am a licensed social worker and a trained and certified yoga teacher. I hold certification in the practice of tele-health, and able to work with clients remotely during this pandemic, in Virginia and Massachusetts where I am licensed. I believe in an integrated approach to therapy. I employ the evidence-based theories of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, (CBT) Neuropsychological-Informed CBT, Internal Family Systems, (IFS) - which all help in improving insight, life and coping skills.. My expertise is with trauma, anxiety, eating disorders, relationships. My previous work includes the Massachusetts Child Trauma Project (MCTP)