Therapists in Greensboro, NC

When describing my work as a therapist, I often say that therapy is the art of having awkward conversations. The things that come up during therapy sessions aren’t often broached around the dinner table or at social gatherings, so talking about them can feel overwhelmingly weird. No one wakes up in the morning and says, "Hmm. You know what I'd like to do today? Spend an hour talking to a stranger and tell them all my deep, dark secrets." Sometimes, though, life circumstances, interpersonal difficulties, and emotional troubles make these conversations necessary. This is where I come in.

A person coming to see me may be experiencing a significant life change such as a separation or divorce, a move, a career change, the deployment of their significant other, family problems, issues involving their child's behaviors or legal trouble, or problems in relationships with their spouse or partner. Others may seek psychotherapy to help themselves grow, deal with anger, or overcome patterns of behaviors or ways of being with others that don't work any more. Some people seek psychotherapy because someone close to them insisted they call me. I enjoy working with all of these presenting concerns.

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.

Selecting a therapist is an important decision. Creating a therapeutic rapport with a perfect stranger and discussing very personal issues can be intimidating. I'd like to help make this process more comfortable. I have been working with individuals, couples, and families for 28 years. My integrative approach helps you utilize your skills and strengths to identify and solve current problems. It also affords you the opportunity to resolve long standing issues by learning new skills, tapping into your own inner resources and recognizing the body, mind and spirit connection.

Are you feeling angry, anxious, or depressed? Weighed down by life stressors? Overwhelmed by conflicting roles and responsibilities? I will partner with you to help you be happier and more effective in navigating life's stressful complexities and challenges. I believe that we all need a shoulder to cry on, a place to vent, and someone with whom to brainstorm new ideas. I see my clients as unique, competent, and capable human beings who can use their strengths to bring about positive change in a timely manner. I am committed to supporting each of my clients in a safe and confidential environment.

LCHMC - Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor - Struggling with anxiety or depression? Feeling stressed and overwhelmed or feel your mood changing often? I have over 20 years experience helping people resolve their difficulties and make decisions to help them move forward. I have experience with mood disorders, trauma, abuse, Together we'll navigate the obstacles which hold you back from who you want to be. I provide a safe and secure environment for you to find your path to meet your goals. Take that first step to make a positive change in your life. I work with teenagers, adults & families. I am also LGBTQ affirming.

My ideal patient does not exist, I truly believe anyone willing to show up to do the work, trust themselves, and build on every session is ideal because that is the most important part of the therapy process. I also believe that one of the foundational pieces of therapy is transparency. I try to remember everyone is on a different path, and their own pace concerning how they choose to express themselves. I'm known for my kindness, relatability, and willingness to adapt to my patient's needs as necessary. I take great pride in creating a safe space where patients can feel comfortable and vulnerable when working with me.

HelIo and welcome to your new journey! I am Chasidy Alston LCSW-S. I received my Master’s Degree in Social Work jointly at NC A&T State University and University of North Carolina at Greensboro . I provide services in numerous settings and serve children/families, teenagers, and adults. Life is full of choices and challenges. Change is not easy, but you don't have to do it alone. It takes courage and support to make the choice to get to a healthier place. My goal is to help you!

Amethyst is committed to developing and providing the latest, most effective treatment practices and, in all things, promoting dignity, compassion, and respect for clients and their families as the absolute standard. We envision a society that values and promotes mental health as an integral part of overall health within and across diverse communities so that individuals and their families are free from stigma and discrimination and can successfully realize their potential.

The choice to seek counseling can begin a life changing process. I have been providing counseling for individuals, couples and families for over 20 years. My areas of expertise include the treatment of depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship issues, and other mental health concerns. I utilize a caring and respectful approach and tailor sessions to each person's unique situation. My primary treatment modality is mindfulness based cognitive behavior therapy. However, I also take a systemic approach to relationships and often incorporate aspects of psychodynamic and narrative therapies when needed.

I provide counseling to adults, teens, children, and families who are warmly welcomed and active participants in therapy at my office. Counseling at this office offers creative avenues for self expression as well as more formal assessments for treatment planning. Acceptance Therapy, including Trauma Focused ACT, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy/CBT are integral to my counseling approach. In addition, I have a specific expertise in the treatment of Eating Disorders, OCD and as an ADHD-CCSP Certified Clinical Services Provider. I am licensed to provide counseling services in North Carolina, Indiana and Missouri.

I’ve helped others succeed in their marriages and goals, with varying addictions, PTSD, Anxiety, Men's Issues, the rebuilding of lives after difficult times & the pressures that today's First Responders, Caregivers, Healthcare Clinicians, Veterans, Business Leaders & Educators felt and will face in pre & post-pandemic America. I will confidentially support you, your partner, or your family in reaching your goals. Some desire to process events in their life, some prefer tangible real-world solutions right now, and some want both. Even as you help others, I am here to help.

I understand it is hard to make the right choice especially if there is only one. We have seven therapists who work here at The Ringer Outpatient Mental Health Center and I will be glad to meet with and together decide which therapist you might best work with or you may schedule with them by using our website ringercenter.com.Give yourself the best chance of finding someone who is right for you. Spirituality is an important part of our work and we work well with any belief. We will help you improve how you enjoy your journey.

I have been providing counseling to adolescents and adults for 38 years. I work primarily from a cognitive-behavioral orientation but believe the most important aspect of counseling is the therapeutic relationship. My style is warm, engaging, straightforward and interactive. I will help you identify and build on your strengths and explore new ways of coping, thinking, acting and interacting with others.

Hello, I am Fleshia W. Smalls, a mental health therapist, wholeheartedly, providing services to the community in office and virtually as well. Because I know how complicated daily schedules can be, early morning, evening and weekend appointments are available.

“No” is not in your vocabulary. You pride yourself on being the most helpful, the best son/daughter/mother/father/community member. You were raised in a religious/spiritual tradition that discouraged expressing your needs. Maybe you overcommit yourself, and you've been overwhelmed by everything going on in life. You’ve always felt “different” from everyone around you and don’t quite know where you fit in. You want to better understand yourself and communicate with others. Perhaps you are part of the LGBTQ+ community and have struggled to find affirming therapists. Perhaps you are looking for someone neurodiversity-affirming.

Welcome to Issues of Life Professional Counseling Services, where your journey to emotional and mental wellness begins. Have you been feeling stuck, weighed down by the challenges of life, while those around you seem to be advancing effortlessly? Do you find yourself searching for answers and strategies to break free from the burdens that have taken residence in your body, mind, and emotions? If so, you're not alone, and I'm here to help.

Life transitions have you feeling "stuck"? Do you feel like you do not see the bigger picture? Let us at Confidential Confessions Counseling assist you in stepping into the frame. At Confidential Confessions Counseling, we have a desire to provide high-quality care, skilled and compassionate services to those individuals who trust us with their concerns, conflicts, and life transitions. Within an inviting and supportive atmosphere, we offer a person-centered approach tailored to the client's unique situation and needs.

I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor who helps individuals from all walks of life who are struggling to be the best versions of themselves. This could be due to fragile self-esteem, loss of faith, body image, relational conflict, or social/systemic issues. I have advanced skills in treating trauma-related disorders due to single (e.g. sexual assault) or complex trauma (e.g. childhood abuse, neglect), death, bereavement, or loss. I use attachment work and relational constructivist theories to help those who are yearning to be more connected with their hearts, bodies, and minds.