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Today is December 21, 2024
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Lexie has served for 18 years to date as a member of the United States Air Force Reserves. She attended Weber State University as an undergraduate, obtaining her BS in Psychology with a minor in Criminal Justice, before continuing her graduate education as one of the first students to graduate from the Masters in Forensic Psychology – Professional Counseling degree program in December 2020. She held a leadership role in the ongoing Cinematic Serial Killer Research Project supervised by Dr. Jim Iaccino for a year, and assisted in presenting the research at residencies and also a mental health conference. She has presented as an alum, a mini-lecture virtually at TCSPP on “Autoimmune Encephalitis: What Mental Health Professionals Need to Know.” She has passed the National Counselor Exam, Jurisprudence exams, and earned her Licensed Professional Counselor Associate licence. Lexie completed her practicum/internship at West Florida Hospital with the adult crisis stabilization psychiatric unit. Her main interests are in autoimmune brain disease, human development/psychopathology, neuropsychology and violent offenders. Lexie also advocates for those who suffer from Autoimmune Encephalitis through speaking on and educating those in the psychology/counseling communities of the secondary psychiatric symptoms that present in this disease, and the importance of ruling out primary medical causes of psychopathology and the complexity in treating refractory mental health problems in this population. Lexie has just over a year of experience working with adult and geriatric clientele for short-term acute psychiatric disorders in a hospital setting. Services included individual short-term therapeutic interventions, using a range of theory—from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), rational emotive behavioral therapy (REBT), to acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), art/cognitive stimulation therapy, psychoeducation, individual therapy, and group therapy using a dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT)-based intervention in the hospital’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). Currently Lexie takes an evidenced-based multimodal therapeutic approach influenced by CBT, ACT, REBT, interpersonal therapy, and biological underpinnings. She aims to provide a safe space for self-paced introspection, healing, and cognitive/behavioral change and uses an array of counseling techniques based on the unique experience of clients while leaving room for flexibility of clients evolving needs. Specialization: Adjustment disorders Military and veterans’ issues ADHD, anxiety, and other mood disorders or emotional disturbance Stress, self-esteem, life transitions Women’s issues, including postpartum mood disorders Behavioral and school issues Coping skills and trauma
A17424 | North Carolina
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After twenty years of working in technology, I left corporate life to become a licensed mental health counselor. My calling is to learn, embrace and teach Mindfulness, Acceptance and Compassion. It is my my mission to help clients be present with their thoughts without being at their mercy, and to help them connect and value themselves as a human "being", and not a human "doing". I am inspired to teach people how to treat themselves like a kind and loving friend and see that the critical judge in their head does not tell the truth and does not have their best interest at heart. My method is grounded in empathy and specified to your unique needs, preferences, and situations. My style is compassionate, collaborative, active and engaging. I infuse Mindful Self-Compassion and Positive Psychology into the work I do because when we trust ourselves to uncover strengths, we see they are the path to healing. In addition to being a therapist and coach, I am a funny, compassionate, positive energy source – A wife, friend, sister, daughter, yogi and parent to my rescue hound named Gouda.
MH13797 | Florida
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Hello! I have been practicing as a LCSW psychotherapist since 2008. I am licensed in both Wisconsin and Florida. I started my own practice after a move to Florida in 2021. I specialize in helping others develop and/or strengthen coping skills and strategies to manage anxiety and depression, along with addressing painful life experiences that could be contributing factors. I use a combination of CBT with EMDR, CPT and schemas based on client needs. My other areas of interest include Motivational Interviewing and clinical supervision. In regards to MI, I am a member of MINT and available for trainings. For clinical supervision, I am a qualified supervisor in Florida and can also provide supervision in Wisconsin. My therapeutic style is relaxed, while also providing enough structure to allow for growth and change.
SW18689 | Florida
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Transitions to new roles, the loss of old ones or the stress of current roles can sometimes bring challenges, mixed emotions, difficult thoughts, and new behaviors that may surprise us. It can be hard to find stability in an ever-changing path and at times can impact our daily life and relationships. Transitions in identity to new parenting roles, new jobs, or job stress, moving away from family, or starting a new educational path can all present challenges we may not have expected. I use evidenced based therapy to help you meet your goals using values-based approaches and work towards improving your relationships in your life. My specialty areas are in women's mental health, trauma recovery, anxiety, and depression.
LMHC 1193 | Massachusetts
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I have 22 years of experience as a therapist working in various settings. I have had intensive training in several treatment approaches, and I am familiar with many others. I obtained my Bachelor’s of Arts in Psychology at LaGrange College in LaGrange, Georgia 1997. I earned my Master’s of Science with an emphasis in Clinical Psychology at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, Georgia 1999. Then I acquired my Professional Counselor License from the state of Georgia in 2005 and my license number is LPC004339.
LPC004339 | Georgia
Hillsborough , FL | (813) 969 3878
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Dr. Anna Schrack is a doctoral level, University of Florida trained (Go Gators), Licensed Psychologist, and Nationally Certified School Psychologist. Dr. Schrack earned her Bachelor of Arts degrees in both psychology and criminology from the University of South Florida, graduating with high honors. Subsequently, she attended the University of Florida, where she acquired her Master of Education and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in school psychology. Dr. Schrack attained practical experience in the schools with the Marion County and Citrus County School Districts. Dr. Schrack further developed clinical skills with the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Florida concentrating on anxiety and depressive disorders. Dr. Schrack specializes in the use of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with Exposure with Response Prevention (E/RP) in the treatment of Anxiety and Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) and Related disorders. She also utilizes Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics/Habit Reversal Training (CBIT/HRT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness practices in treatment. Her clients are almost exclusively adults and children ages 6 and older who struggle with OCD, phobias, social anxiety, perfectionism, general anxiety, postpartum anxiety/OCD, panic, PANDAS, PANS, Tourette’s, tics, misophonia, hoarding, eating disorders, and/or depression. Because many of these issues impact not only the individual but also the family, Dr. Schrack includes parents, spouses and other family members as indicated to ensure the best treatment and outcomes. With her experience and training within the school system, Dr. Schrack is also a valuable resource for families in bridging the gap between mental health accommodations and school needs. Dr. Schrack strives to help her clients live their best life, experience more joy and less suffering. She does this by creating a supportive and safe environment in which clients are invited to share openly without judgment. By providing clients with tools, she encourages them to find ways to overcome challenges. Dr. Schrack enjoys learning from each client and adapting therapeutic strategies based on the needs of each individual.
PY10648 | Florida
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Ariel is a warm and compassionate therapist who's here to support individuals of all ages on their journey to healing and self-discovery. Her dedication to her work is driven by her passion for empowering individuals, especially children and teenagers, who have faced systemic harm and societal stigma, including LGBTQ and TGNC individuals, women, and those from other marginalized communities. Through their extensive experience working with young people who have endured complex trauma, Ariel has come to believe in the power of a strengths-based relational therapy model, creating a safe and comfortable space where her clients can freely explore their thoughts and emotions. Additionally, Ariel is an Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) trained clinician who utilizes somatic and movement-based healing in her clinical practice. Ariel loves incorporating art, play, music, and other imaginative techniques to engage their clients and make the therapeutic process both enjoyable and effective. Her commitment to celebrating diversity is evident in her affirming stance on all genders, sexualities, careers, reproductive choices, and alternative relationship structures. Ariel's educational foundation includes master's degrees in both Social Work and Gender and Women Studies from Loyola University Chicago. Their professional background includes three meaningful years working in the foster care system, where they provided healing and affirming support to queer and trans youth, as well as to underage victims of human trafficking. Ariel understands the intricate nuances of life's challenging situations and uses her experience to help her young clients find their unique paths to healing. In her free time Ariel volunteers with PAWS Chicago. She's also a proud member of a queer-fem basketball team, an enthusiastic karaoke performer, and a Pisces.
Psychotherapist
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I help women get unstuck and bring life back into alignment with their purpose, passions, and values. I specialize in working with clients who are craving a sense of freedom in their lives. They’re tired of feeling defined by their anxiety or like no one in their life can really understand what they’re going through. My clients are willing to get vulnerable and embrace their imperfections (even when it’s uncomfortable) in order to make a difference in their life and their world.
3661 | Minnesota
MFT.0002324 | Colorado
06492 | Maryland
PC009869 | Pennsylvania
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Through 20+ years of experience, I have discovered my passion for working with clients to heal the wounds of abuse or other traumas, work through family-of-origin and attachment issues, liberate from the confines of anxiety/panic/phobias/OCD, repair relational issues, develop effective boundary-drawing, transform self-concept/esteem, and grow to find peace, joy, and purpose. Drawing on a strengths-based approach, I help clients identify and more fully develop the strengths and skills they already have. From that foundation, I utilize various evidence-based therapy modalities, techniques, and interventions to help clients heal, find wellness, and flourish. I offer a compassionate understanding of who you are, how you show up in the world, and how you experience things. I am nurturing while also able to challenge long-held beliefs and patterns, which may be keeping you stuck or holding you back from the life you want to live.
LW00007980 | Washington
PSY31305 | California
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I am a licensed clinical psychologist in Healdsburg, California, providing individual therapy, couples counseling, and grief counseling. I received my Masters and Doctoral degrees in clinical psychology from the Wright Institute, Berkeley, a program fully accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA). I completed my APA-accredited pre-doctoral internship at the Institute of Living, in Hartford, Connecticut, and my APA-accredited post-doctoral residency at Kaiser Permanente, in San Rafael, California. I have worked in a variety of settings, including community mental health clinics, public schools, and an in-patient psychiatric unit (Hartford Hospital). In addition to providing individual therapy, I have run numerous therapy groups and classes, including an adult life skills group, a relationship group, and groups for those suffering from anxiety and depression. I have taught classes on assertiveness, job interviewing, effective communications, emotional regulation, and mindfulness. I have received specialized training in couples counseling, working with people in grief, and helping adults with ADHD. I have provided psycho-educational assessments for students at both public and private schools in the Bay Area, and for college and graduate students at UC San Francisco, UC Berkeley, San Francisco State University, and the University of San Francisco. I have also conducted assessments for the California Department of Rehabilitation, Hartford Hospital, and Kaiser Permanente. I am experienced with the testing requirements of several testing and licensing boards, including the College Board (SAT), ACT, GMAT, LSAT, and the National Board of Medical Examiners. I have specialized in testing adolescents and adults for ADHD and learning difficulties. Prior to becoming a clinical psychologist, I worked for 20 years in corporate communications and public relations in the United States and in Europe. I have a Bachelor of Arts degree (with honors) in European Studies (French and Italian) from the University of Bath, England.
California
Mecklenburg , NC | (704) 968 5174
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CNS-0320374 / LCAS-617 | North Carolina
PSY30262 | California
Goochland , VA | (804) 372 5499
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I work with adults who are struggling with anxiety and depression, trauma, and sexual assault. I specialize in EMDR and equine therapy. I also use CBT and ACT techniques to help clients gain the most from the therapeutic process. I believe we all have the ability to change and sometimes we need help in figuring out how and what we want. I help clients find a voice and calm in their lives.
0701003852 | Virginia
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I work with clients who feel stuck—whether that’s in their relationships, thoughts, careers, or life in general. My goal is to help you feel less stuck by providing collaborative, direct support focused on problem-solving and implementing lasting solutions. I believe therapy should help you gain insight into who you are at your core while also building the tools you need to face challenges with confidence. At the heart of my work is building a strong connection with my clients. I believe that feeling seen and understood is essential for deep engagement in therapy. In our sessions, you’ll find a warm inviting space where I’ll be honest and hold you accountable to your goals. I aim to cultivate a healthy sense of challenge that encourages you to work toward meaningful change. My hope is that you’ll feel grounded and supported as we tackle life’s difficulties together. My approach incorporates psychodynamic theory, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), focusing on processing past experiences while also making positive changes in the present.
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As a multiethnic clinician with health challenges and chronic pain, I felt inspired to get my masters at Cal Lutheran University so that I could focus my training and practice in helping diverse populations while also focusing on helping those impacted by chronic pain and illness. I have Masters of Science in Counseling Psychology with a specialization in Latino Counseling. Incorporating my own personal experiences with chronic pain and health challenges makes the work I do in my practice so meaningful. I have also now expanded in helping families and couples navigating infertility to postpartum. Being a support to those experiencing infertility, infant loss, other forms of grief and trauma are other areas of focus. Specifically for the past 7 years, most of my practice has helped individuals with by chronic pain, chronic illness, medical trauma, health anxiety, life transitions and relationship stressors.
90752 | Ca
10241 | Ma
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Hello! I am a private practice psychologist, coach, and consultant in the Boston area. I specialize in eating disorder recovery, body image issues, and helping Highly Sensitive People thrive!
7498 | Massachusetts
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Initial License 2003, LMFT, California. Secondary License, 2014, LPCC, California. 2017 moved to Oregon -- Current licenses: LMFT (Oregon); LPCC (California)
T1325 | Oregon
Chesapeake, VA | (757) 493 2912
Elissa Jarvis, PsyD, LCP, CCTP is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with Rawles & Associates, PLC. Dr. Elissa Jarvis is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Our Lady of the Lake University, and she received her Master of Arts and Doctorate degrees in Clinical Psychology from Regent University. Dr. Jarvis completed her dissertation on the practice of cultural humility in therapy, and she is passionate about providing culturally sensitive services to individuals who often fall through the cracks of mental health care. Dr. Jarvis also serves on the pastoral care team at a local church. Dr. Jarvis has worked in a variety of mental health settings, including a correctional facility, a group practice, and a Christian-based outpatient clinic. She also completed an APA-accredited internship at the Coatesville VA Medical Center. Dr. Jarvis is especially interested in serving adults and adolescents with depression, anxiety, and posttraumatic stress disorder. She has experience with providing Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. She also offers treatment that is informed by Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Dr. Jarvis takes an interpersonal approach to treatment, with a special focus on individualized care that is based on research. She also offers trauma-informed and spiritually-integrated services.
0810006131 | Virginia
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