Substance Use Therapists in Louisville, KY

Struggling with a problem or relationship? Tired of feeling the same way and repeating the same old patterns? Need more self confidence or want to feel more hopeful about your future? Helping you cope with stressors, navigating difficult transitions, and providing guidance in which you can feel more in control of your life is a key focus of my therapy. Through my goal oriented approach, I help clients find the tools and discover coping strategies to feel better and strengthen their supports. I have expertise in working with individuals, marriages/couples, parents, and families

My past clients have included couples, individuals, groups, those surviving an addiction, living with anxiety and/or depression, navigating a relational conflict, school-based treatment, grief, sexual identity, trauma, 2 and those seeking a safe space to understand themselves and where they fit into all of this.

Addiction is just a way of trying to get at something else. Something bigger. Call it transcendence if you want, but it’s a rat in a maze." Addiction, in its many forms, has been one of my passions since entering this field. I would love to work with anyone struggling to control behaviors that have gotten out of their control. There is power and healing when a client shares their deepest and darkest thoughts in hopes of inviting change and escaping shame. Shame and judgement keep us all locked away in our minds. I want to step into the struggle alongside you, and seek to help you find a way to a life full of freedom and recovery.

In today’s world, we witness a plethora of stressors, which affect our day to day life’s mental health wellbeing. With the increased stress, and exhaustion in routine life, meeting the demands of family, work, and personal goals, especially during the pandemic period, it gets difficult to cope. The restrictions of social distancing has further isolated individuals who are seeking support to manage their overwhelming psycho emotional state. This extent of exertion leads to mental health issues e.g., depression, anxiety. These individuals can be a wife, a mother, a student, a teacher, a doctor, or a mental health professional.

I have experience serving individuals with a plethora of mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, codependency, ADHD, PTSD, behavioral issues, trauma history, and substance abuse. I utilize a person-centered and strengths-based approach in each client encounter to promote self-determination and overall wellbeing. My experience and education enable me to address an individual’s situation from a holistic approach, allowing me to explore all areas that may be impacting one’s mental health.

I am Alice Clements, LCADC, Masters level counselor with over 20 years of experience working with victims of substance abuse. I also work with loved ones of those with substance use disorders. I have a holistic approach to addressing trauma resolution, anxiety, stress release and recovery coaching. I believe that focusing on the positive is a powerful tool in addressing any mental health issues. Emphasizing self-care, I work on developing healthy lifestyle habits to overcome emotional roadblocks to happiness and peace of mind.

Starting counseling can be hard...what will counseling sessions be like, which therapist will be the best fit, and what if I don't "click" with the therapist? Utilizing over 28 years of experience, i can help make starting the process more comfortable and less intimidating. I help clients successfully manage depression, anxiety, grief, relationship difficulties, substance-use, body image, and stress-related issues in a warm. judgment-free, supportive environment. I am currently accepting new adult clients in WV and KY.

Currently accepting clients in TN/KY. I am a therapist with over 10 years experience, specializing in Grief, Loss & Trauma. I work primarily with adults who experiences childhood trauma and military trauma. I previously worked with active duty, veterans, and families through the DoD and VA contracting in Tennessee before relocating to California with my therapy dog, Patrick.

Hi there, I'm Jamie. In life, do you often feel as if you are driving alone down a dark road and are sometimes overcome with the burdens of everyday life? Is it hard for you to be kind to yourself? Do you feel that depression or anxiety is taking away your joy? Let me help you get that joy back. Seeking therapy can be scary but you are making the right choice. You are in the driver's seat.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Registered Yoga Teacher, Certified Warrior Goddess Training Facilitator, Ayurvedic Wellness Coach, Peristeam Facilitator, and Reiki Practitioner. I have been working in the mental health field for over 22 years and have a holistic perspective.

People are often held captive by their emotions and thoughts, which prevents them from reaching their full potential. My practice is informed by blending mindfulness with other modalities to alleviate this state of distraction and fully experience the present moment. To best treat my clients, I use an integrative approach that draws from many different modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, humanistic, and existential modalities. I am also trained and experienced in EMDR.

I support teens, adults, and couples in uncovering and understanding their emotions. I want my clients to be able to take action to be a better partner, parent or person.

I have been working as a therapist since 2014 and have developed a passion in working with people who are in recovery and have co-occurring mental health disorders. My experience in working with a variety of disorders and in many different settings have allowed me to discover that a person centered approach to your care is most important.

I have been a substance abuse counselor for 6 years. In that time I have been able to assist patients with mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, domestic violence, and self-esteem issues among others. I have also worked with the LGBTQ community.

My approach is laid-back, and person centered; the majority of the sessions I conduct are typically directed by the client. I am a dual diagnosis specialist. I specialize in Anxiety, Depression, Attention Deficit Disorder and Substance use. My training and experience allow me to handle complex issues, so that you get the care you need.

I work collaboratively with those who are deeply curious about themselves and motivated to make deep, lasting change. My practice is LGBTQ-affirming and my specialties include depression, trauma, emotional neglect, and grief. I work with people who have endured all kinds of traumas and a wide range of life challenges. I am skilled in supporting teens and adults in all life stages who value living the examined life. Clients who seek me out are tired of repeating the same, destructive patterns and are ready for something new to emerge for themselves and their relationships.

ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS. My areas of focus: Adult issues, parenting, Bi-Polar, adolescents, Depression, PTSD, Substance Use, Gender confirming and LGBTQ affirming. Gottman Couples therapist. My experience with legal issues around divorce and reunification allows me to work closely with your attorney. Accepting insurance and private pay. Law enforcement and Prior military experience. My hours support working couples, individuals and school aged children. After hours appointments and weekend sessions are available. Currently, I'm in my 22th year of practice.

It's my passion helping people get what they want in their life and relationships. I help INDIVIDUALS make changes and overcome obstacles to get what they want in life and with the people they care about. I help COUPLES reconnect and revitalize their relationship. I work with FAMILIES to break through patterns and blocks, and begin to enjoy each other and create the home they dream of.

Have you been affected by trauma or loss? Are you struggling with high anxiety? Are you having intrusive thoughts, nightmares, always on alert or easily startled? Does your mind churn at night? Let's work through this. Everyone has the capacity for change. Sometimes it is difficult to see how that change can happen and it leaves us feeling stuck. There is no single way to go through life and that means that different treatments will work for different people. Everyone deserves a safe place in therapy.