Family Therapy in 46280

Hi there, I'm Pamelia. Are you feeling overwhelmed, stressed, anxious, and/or sad? Feeling as if you are unable to make it through the day, that there are not enough hours in the day? Are you struggling to maintain a good work/life/family balance? I have counseled across the board, my specialty lies in assisting clients that are suffering from depression and/or anxiety. I also have helped clients with chronic pain, as well as our military personnel that have been deployed. Although I have counseled children and teens, my expertise lies with adults and older adults. I also offer health coaching and motivational coaching!

It takes courage to make that first phone call to establish a therapy session and it takes even more courage to meet that therapist being vulnerable in discussing your concerns in this life. My goal when I meet every client is to support them in discovering how to make this life worth living. Many individuals go through life just coasting day by day trying to get by minute by minute. While I can not give you a magical solution to take care of all of life's problems, I can be there for you, listen to you and guide you towards living the best life you can live for you and your family.

Miosha “Mya” Williams is a Licensed Mental Health Therapist (LMHC) with over 13 years of experience. She works with clients of all ages who are experiencing anxiety, stress, depression, grief, loss, family issues, women's issues, life transitions, and much more.

Sometimes we get stuck and feel trapped by our experiences related to substance use, addictive thinking, trauma, anxiety, depression and other addictive or high risk behaviors. If this sounds like you, I would like to help you manage these experiences and empower you to break through the challenges associated with your personal experience. I would like the opportunity to help you build up and enhance your strengths, minimize and plan for your limitations, and give you hope and opportunities to make the changes you desire.

I approach all clients with compassion, a desire to connect, and acceptance of all presenting issues. I counsel clients with eating disorders, body image concerns, and those who are desiring to move towards acceptance and care of their current bodies. In addition, I serve clients experiencing daily stressors, anxiety and depression and trauma. Guiding clients to learn new tools and build upon their already present strengths as well as to provide comfort and guidance in life's painful and rewarding moments is why I do what I do.

I work with individual clients ages 12 and up on a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, body image distortions, relationship issues, behavioral concerns, life transitions, negative thinking and low self-esteem. I also work with couples as well as families. I believe that therapy is a relationship built between therapist and client in which the client can make positive changes with the guidance of a therapist. As you work through difficult things, I am here to help you every step of the way.

I believe every person has a story to tell and that your story has significance. I also have a passion for helping clients create healthy, long-lasting relationships with others and oneself. I accomplish this by first listening to your story and then creating a tailored plan for you that will promote growth, healing, and lasting change. My desire is to see individuals, couples and families create new, healthy patterns of interacting and bring peaceful changes to your life.

The world can be a challenging place to learn and grow! Your children and adolescents may need a space to explore, understand, and create as they navigate their identity, development, and social relationships. As our children are writing the beginnings of their life story and journey, they may navigate a variety of challenges along the way to the path of self-discovery and autonomy.

Jason Murrey (he/him) is a licensed mental health counselor associate, military veteran (USMC 2003-10), who is passionate about assisting, educating and counseling adolescents and adults to reach their full potential mentally, physically and spiritually. He specializes in working with and treating individuals that have experienced trauma and secondary trauma in their day-to-day work (i.e. first responders, counselors, social workers, teachers, lawyers, doctors, etc.). He works with individuals 10+, couples, and families.

My name is Hope, and I have been practicing therapy for over 15 years. I know that starting therapy can feel challenging and a bit overwhelming sometimes. I will help make this initial step as easy as possible while we identify your therapy goals and create a plan for therapy that works for you. I am a member of the LGBTQIA+ community and understand the specific challenges this community faces. I also have an extensive background working with those with sexual issues of all kinds, anxiety, depression, mood disorders and trauma. No matter the issue, we will work together to make progress!

Gina Pike is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over 10 years of experience in the mental health field. Gina has extensive experience in the areas of depression, anxiety, addiction, trauma, and eating disorders.Her education and work experience have provided her with the tools and skills to work with different populations including adults, teens, and children who struggle with addiction and various mental health issues.

You are worthy. You are worthy when you feel nobody else finds your worth. You are worthy when you can’t even see your own worth. Your worth is unchanging.

The world is a broken place and my goal is to help clients walk through their brokenness in order to thrive. I cannot take the pain away, but I can walk with you through it and give you tools to take with you on your journey. I have a heart for good marriages and want to encourage you as a team in order to work together and not against each other. Relationships are vital to our community and our health and my desire is to empower you to build long lasting healthy relationships.

Every person that comes into therapy has his or her own story that is unique, significant, and has helped contribute to the development of the person. An important aspect of therapy is to understand and respect the client’s story and see it in the context of their lives. I believe that in understanding the self and their story in collaboration with the therapist true change can occur.