Alcohol Use Therapists in Greensboro, NC

Melissa Enoch, LCMHC, QS, LCAS, CCS, MAC is Owner/CEO/Director of Trinity Counseling Services LLC, a private substance abuse and mental health facility located in Burlington and Charlotte, NC where she uses her twenty-eight years of experience to treat individuals with co-occurring disorder. Melissa is also the founder of Women of Strength, a non-profit educational organization focused on women's networking and community awareness.

In today's ever changing world, teens and young adults face incredible difficulties and stressors. My passion is working with teens and young adults who face difficulties in navigating aspects of their lives. I have worked within the public school system for 10 years with high school students experiencing school anxiety, school avoidance, trauma and abuse, PTSD, crisis situations, suicidal ideation, and anxiety. My goal is to help others understand the root of what they are experiencing and to help them understand how to build resiliency within themselves.

I am committed to offering psychotherapeutic assistance to all individuals seeking help, coupled with integrative psychological methods guided by faith-based perspectives. This approach integrates core psychological principles with spiritual values, aiming to support your journey toward mental and spiritual well-being. Additionally, as a testament to my professional dedication and expertise, I am a registered member of the Global Clinical Practice Network under the World Health Organization (WHO). It's my pleasure to serve you as a Board Certified Clinical Psychotherapist, and Board Certified Clinical Faith-Based Psychologist.

Life really is all about perception and I want to help you perceive a more positive life. I know that life presents challenges to us all, but I also believe that how you choose to think about those challenges will determine how you feel. And of course, how you feel will determine how you live. Just the fact that you are reading this is a good sign. It’s a sign that you are tired of not living the life you deserve. It’s a sign that you are nearing the point where healing can begin. It’s a sign that you are ready to claim your story, and your ability to rewrite the parts that aren’t working. Change your story and you change your life!

I have worked with children, teens, and families for the past sixteen years, first in an educational capacity and then in counseling and mentorship. While in graduate school for counseling, coursework has included family systems, marital conflict, crisis, career, human sexuality, and addictive behaviors. My practicum has involved domestic violence and sexual assault victims and perpetrators. My internship has included a very diverse population and a variety of concerns, but I have developed my focus toward teenagers, families, and couples. My passion is to help teens and families achieve their potential and live from a perspective of optimal holistic wellness.

Hello, my goal is to help you uncover your true potential and lead a life that is worth celebrating . Your life may feel a bit messy and your’re uncertain of how to proceed during these trying times . It may feel as if your are barely surviving . I know you want to do more than survive . Please allow me to help you learn coping skills that help you to thrive .

People come to therapy for many reasons and I want to make this experience a meaningful journey for you. You may want to dive into past experiences because they are shaping your current world or you may have something happening in the moment that you need support with in order to determine your next steps. Whatever brings you to the space of exploring therapy, please know that I am here to listen to what you are going through and provide you with an opportunity to reflect on your options so you can decide what is next. It's all about you, your future success and how YOU define success.

I primarily work with adolescents/young adults going through a variety of problems (depression, anxiety, substance abuse, etc). Over the years I have specialized in working with teens who are self-harming and having a difficult time adjusting to life's stressors. I do not work with just the adolescent/child. I feel it is a family issue that must be addressed by helping the entire family unit build supports and effective coping mechanisms together to move forward in a healthy manner. I specialize in working with Borderline Personality Disorder.

One of the biggest obstacles to personal, emotional, mental and social well-being is holding on to the past. Letting go of the past can empower you to obtain happiness, and contentment in all walks of life. It is very important, yet difficult, to be in the present. Letting go and starting anew will increase your sense of resilience and help you tackle concerns confidentially and bravely without feeling helpless, unduly stressed or overwhelmed. Confidence paired with realistic goals and plans can lead to peace versus anxiety and fear. Properly managed stress can positively affect your physical, mental, and emotional health.

One of the most important things we can do is take care of ourselves and each other. I'm so glad you are taking a step towards doing so. YOU are the most important person in your life, and my goal is to help you uncover the best version of yourself. Whether it self discovery or rediscovery, that best version is inside of us all. I like to use a person centered approach and identify what style of therapy works best for the person I am working with.

Have you ever felt like you're just too broken? Have you ever wondered if there is in fact hope of breaking free from the addiction that has kept you chained for so long? Do you wonder if it's worth giving therapy one more try? Whatever your story and whatever brought you to right here and right now, I want you to know that this feels hard because it IS hard. I know how vulnerable it can feel to take that first step toward therapy with a new person, and I want you to know that I will do everything I can to make this a safe place for you. Your story matters and hope is never gone for good.

Welcome to my profile - I value helping clients work through current concerns, as well as past issues that can impact daily life. The approaches and techniques that I use are well established and chosen with purpose to fit the needs of each individual. I appreciate having the opportunity to help clients work toward and maintain positive changes in a safe, trusting environment where clients can discuss concerns at their pace. A blend of clinical and educational experiences at UNC Chapel Hill (BA, Psychology) and UNC Greensboro (MS, Counseling; PhD, Sport & Exercise Psychology) has helped equip me to work with a wide range of clients.

Our lives do NOT get better by chance or happenstance, they get better by CHOICE! Congratulations on making a huge choice towards a more meaningful change in your life. We all come from various backgrounds, experiences, and will all face difficulties at one point in our lives. It's at that point, that we desire more, something different, a shift that will assist us from where we are, to where we desire to be, and I am here to assist you on that journey.

Dr. Wanda Brown-Ramseur, LPC-S, LCAS-S, NCC, MAC, CCS, CCSOTS, is a Trauma and Addiction Professional in private practice, Steps Toward Success, located in Greensboro, NC. Wanda demonstrates the highest levels of commitment to the mental health profession by offering therapy options in the treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress, Depression, Trauma Reactive Behaviors, Attachment Disorders, Substance Abuse/Addiction Disorder, Complex and Secondary Trauma. Wanda practices EMDR as a comprehensive approach to psychotherapy, particularly as it applies to individuals that have experienced complex, secondary and interpersonal trauma events.

I believe that everyone deserves a safe space to completely pour out the issues of life. From modest daily concerns to overcoming battles with addiction or trauma, my passion is to provide that safe space, and help guide you on your journey to a healthy and quality life. I understand the importance of creating a kind and nonjudgmental environment and I implement this to build trust and rapport so that individuals can be their true and authentic self.

My goal as a counselor is to support individuals as they discover their purpose, learn how to solve their own problems, and build lasting relationships. Through our counseling relationship, we will identify avenues to overcome obstacles in your life or your child's life. We will learn how to communicate your needs, feelings, and thoughts to those around you in a healthy way. I provide a safe and nurturing environment to freely share and explore past and current thoughts. As a therapist with years of experience working with children, I understand the importance of assisting parents and children to navigate life transitions.

We are a full treatment center with therapists who specialize in our own areas for whatever your specific need may be. Are you struggling with emotional mood swings, been told you are bipolar or out of control, concerned about "adulting" and learning how to build confidence coming out of college? Then our therapist Taylor Krumroy may be a great fit for you. Taylor specializes in working with personality disorders (specifically Borderline Personality Disorders) and has great success in helping to develop better emotional control, improving interpersonal relationships, and creating effective boundaries with those relationships that have a bit of toxicity to them.

I treat clients in all stages of their mental health journey of healing .

Self-compassion can be tough and many of us are living our lives feeling disconnected from our bodies. More times than not, we have no idea how we got here. There are many forces at play and it's helpful to understand societal expectations and pressures to better understand ourselves. This is a second career for me and throughout my years as a therapist, I’ve observed how my previous experiences contribute to how I connect with people. Gradually, together, we can work to identify barriers, name emotions, tolerate distress, and move toward the life you want to be living.