Female Therapists in West Virginia

I am a licensed independent clinical social worker and have enjoyed a career helping others feel empowered to make change and achieve goals for a happier and purposeful life. I work with both children and adults who are struggling to cope with stress, new life situations or persistent problems. To explore how therapy may help you reach your goals, contact me for an appointment.

I firmly believe in client- centric approach, emphasizing that the therapy journey is for individuals to achieve their own objectives, not predetermined benchmarks set by me. The ideal patient approaches therapy with openness, honesty, and a willingness to communicate. For me, therapy is a collaborative venture, a shared exploration where clients are empowered to understand and reframe their presenting problems. I create a safe space, encouraging open dialogue that allows individuals to delve into their narratives, unraveling layers of emotions, and finding strength in vulnerability.

Hometown Healing is a family owned practice. Brynn and Jesse Simmons established the practice in 2020 to provide the community with a new approach to therapy and overall wellness. We currently have two clinicians, Heather Carr, LGSW and Brynn Simmons, LPC. Hometown Healing offers therapy for all ages. Together we can identify goals to help make changes in your life, or manage hard, overwhelming feelings.

Life can be difficult and sometimes we need a little guidance along the way. Whether you are dealing with daily life challenges, relationship issues, or have experienced trauma that is preventing you from moving forward, we can work together to get you back on the path to wellness. Just as every individual is unique, so is their story and journey. That's why I offer a personalized approach for each person I work with.

Having the desire to alter your life for the better in a way that makes you feel most authentic, comfortable, and safe can be a difficult task to complete alone. Counseling can provide that missing piece that works as a guide to living your most authentic life, to whatever capacity that means for you. I foster a supportive, safe, and encouraging environment to allow my clients to join this journey of achieving their goals for their mental health.

I am a practicing therapist since 2016 that primarily specializes in the treatment of children, adolescents, and adults. I am familiar treating a variety of conditions, including but not limited to anxiety, depression and mood-related conditions, behavioral issues, trauma and dissociative disorders. My approach is informed by EMDR therapy, attachment theory, and developmental psychology. I frequently utilize approaches from EMDR therapy and influenced by principles of Theraplay and Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy to best support my clients and their families.

Dr. Rachel Spurrier is a licensed clinical psychologist administering comprehensive psychological evaluations to clarify client diagnosis as well as to provide recommendations for treatment. Dr. Spurrier has administered testing to clients with concerns related to depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, adjustment disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), learning disabilities, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Her goal with clients is to make them feel comfortable and secure with the evaluative process, and to understand the importance of testing as they progress in their therapeutic treatment.

Lya is a graduate of WVU and has a MSW with a mental health emphasis. She is independently licensed as an LICSW in WV and LISW in OH, and has 28 years of experience as a therapist. She sees clients ages 10 and up for individual and family therapy, and does see younger children on a case by case basis. Her clinical areas of focus are anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, grief, eating disorders, and ADHD. Additionally, Lya helps bariatric surgery patients both pre- and post-surgery. In her free time, Lya enjoys working with her show horses and her two dogs, Josie and Rudy. You may see Rudy on camera, as he is her assistant!

I believe that your soul is important and you deserve to be happy. You can choose not to suffer even though pain is an inevitable part of the human experience. I provide a warm and safe space where you can speak freely and honestly. I use a collaborative approach where we work together to empower you to begin your voyage of healing and growth. In these times it can feel challenging to live your most authentic self. With patience and personalized care, we can traverse each layer and explore the different parts of who you are to find your core self. As your counselor I believe that the journey to healing may be a long or short

As a Licensed Professional Counselor across multiple states and a National Certified Counselor, I'm committed to helping individuals overcome barriers and achieve holistic wellness. With certifications in Clinical Trauma, Anger Management, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Animal Assisted Therapy, I integrate these approaches to address the interconnected aspects of mental, emotional, and physical well-being. My goal is to empower individuals in navigating life’s challenges, fostering resilience, and promoting comprehensive healing for complete holistic wellness.

Wanting to make positive changes in your life? Ready to overcome limiting beliefs, strengthen self-acceptance, and live more fully in the present moment? I look forward to walking with you on your personal journey to living a more fulfilling life. My name is Jamie Downs and I am a LICSW and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor providing psychotherapy services and individualized addictions counseling to those living in Morgantown, WV and the surrounding areas. Licensed in WV and PA. Telehealth appointments are also available for individuals in both WV and PA.

Bek Counseling Services can provide emotional support for individuals and families through therapeutic interventions; assisting people kindergarten to adult. I will help transitioning of families with children and adolescents in foster care system. Office hours are provided at your convenience with evening and weekend appointments therefore no interruption of school, work or parent schedules. We can develop effective coping skills for the child, adolescent, adult and family to adjust to new life situations. Meeting you where you are in life to create an open, collaborative relationship is the beginning of a therapeutic journey.

If you are seeking assistance with intrusive thoughts or troubling behavior, like checking the locks repeatedly, then I may be of service. I have experience with PTSD, depression, and anxiety. If you struggle getting along with coworkers or even friends and family, we can work to improve those relationships. Isolation does not fix the problem, it further damages those relationships and leaves you feeling alone. Anger and anxiety are natural feelings. However, sometimes controlling them can be easier said than done.

Deciding to try therapy can be a deeply personal decision. It is necessary you feel heard by your clinical therapist and that you know you can trust their expertise to light the path you have chosen. The connection built during the therapeutic process is incredibly rewarding and a powerful side-kick to healing!

If you answer YES to any of these questions, please reach out for further discussion! (If you're unsure about what boundaries are, let's chat soon) 1. Have you set boundaries but faced negative reactions from others or even yourself? 2. Do you feel lacking in choices at times? 3. Have you been confused by someone's words not matching their actions? 4. Do you feel responsible for someone else's behavior or well-being? 5. Is your inner voice harsh or critical of yourself? The list above is to get you thinking about situations that could be affecting your mental health, yet you may not even fully be aware of it.

Hi, my name is Tasheena, I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC and am licensed in both West Virginia and South Carolina. I have a BA in Psychology from the University of Charleston and an MS in Professional Counseling from Grand Canyon University. I have experience providing therapy services to at-risk youth and their families within the court and corrections settings regarding substance use, behavioral issues, emotion regulation, relationships, communication, process addictions, and a variety of other issues depending on the client's needs.

Being a young person today is hard! Navigating pressures at home and school while balancing a social life can feel overwhelming at times. Often, young people have trouble making sense of their world, figuring out where they "fit", and managing their behavior and emotions. They may act out, withdraw from others, or make questionable choices. My focus involves supporting and educating young people and their families so they can manage intense feelings and communicate more effectively. We will pay special attention to developing coping and problem-solving skills while learning how thoughts, feelings, and actions are related.

"My role as a counselor is to help individuals; I cannot push you or pull you through your experience, I can only walk along side of you offering professional assistance to move you forward in your life. I work collaboratively with my client's to identify goals they can work towards in a safe, nonjudgmental and supportive environment. "

Life can be both challenging and rewarding. I am here to help you process your experiences and help you find support and meaning along the way. I am committed to providing a supportive, judgement free environment to provide you with an opportunity to grow, heal and challenge yourself. Everyone deserves to share their story and have a safe space to do so. I value the opportunity to be that person someone may need. I encourage having balance and self- compassion in your life and can assist you in achieving this.