Asperger's Syndrome Therapists in Marysville, OH

If you are feeling overwhelmed and alone, depressed or anxious, Mind and Spirit Counseling can help, by offering you a strengths-based and spiritually uplifting counseling experience. In this world of fast-paced lifestyles and worldly bombardments, it is important for "God's children to know that he never intended for you to take on so much on your own. I can help you find your own God-given strengths, and the knowledge that it's okay to share them and gain strength and peace from the one who demonstrated the ultimate expression of love for us. I invite you to tap into, discover, or rediscover your faith as a healing tool.

P. M. DiMezza, LPCC-S, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapist trained in Applied Behavioral Analysis from Endicott-Van Loan Graduate School, as well Seminary training in Pastoral Counseling from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Thirty years experience in behavioral and relationship therapy, treating anxiety/depression (including PTSD), ADHD, ASD, and other related conditions, including school and work interventions, individual, marriage, and family counseling. Author of "The BLT Hypothesis: A New Perspective on ADHD and Asperger's Syndrome", and "Four Steps to Reconciliation".

My practice is focused on counseling & coaching clients through life's difficulties. Whether it be depression, career indecision, family dysfunction, etc. I am a counselor that focuses on developing a treatment plan that works for you. In addition to my practice, I am author of the book "Failure to Launch" as well as a regular speaker at conferences & school districts. I believe that a demonstrated history of success is the best predictor if competency in a clinician; so I encourage you to read my profile and visit my website to determine if I am the best counselor for you.

Over the years I have worked with clients of all backgrounds and issues. I believe you are the most important person who walks into my office. I believe your experience in therapy should be helpful and that you feel you are treated with the dignity and respect you deserve. Our building a relationship is important in this process. You are the leader in managing your treatment and my job is to listen and follow your lead. For many families, adoption was an option to building that family. As a parent of nine adopted children who are now adults, I appreciate the special challenges we have faced.

I want to help you create a life worth living and a life worth sharing. I want to help you create a life worth sharing. Over the years, therapists have focused on diagnoses, like depression or anxiety. Plum Behavioral's Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy (RO DBT) class seeks to treat the core of the problem for some, excessive self-control (overcontrol, or OC). We work to help you improve your social signaling (what others see) so that you might form stronger social bonds, enriching your life and helping you share the best of you with others.

I love people on the Autism Spectrum and value them for who they are. My goal is to help them becomes as independent, happy, and healthy as possible. I see Autism and its strengths as something to be cherished, not something to be "fixed." I also love supporting the people who guide persons with Autism and want them to feel as though they are supported as well.

It's time. It's time for you to take that step into the self-discovery and healing that allows you to live your best life. Whether your issues and concerns are with anxiety, self-esteem, trauma, self-harm, relationships, or that of a spiritual nature I offer a safe space that allows you to explore the ins and outs of who you are, why you are, what you are doing and where you are going.

Current Availability is Limited. Starting therapy is a major life decision! It takes courage even though you may be scared or unsure of what to expect, you are ready to start the process of self-change. I believe in taking a holistic approach to working with each client on an individual level, focusing on their specific needs, wants and goals. I am a direct, honest and straight forward therapist. Accountability is key. I attempt to create a casual and relaxed atmosphere, that is safe, inviting, and makes you comfortable for you to share. I am trained in alternative therapies such as hypnotherapy and EMDR.

Choosing the right therapist to hear your story and support your healing process is a very personal and important decision. I provide therapy that is affirming, holistic, and collaborative, and I create an environment where honest self-exploration and healing can occur. Individuals see me for a range of concerns including anxiety and mood disorders, trauma, grief and loss, and gender and sexuality concerns.

Bowling Green State University's Psychological Services Center (PSC) offers a broad range of mental health services to the NW Ohio community. Our staff of approximately 40 doctoral students in Clinical Psychology work under the close supervision of licensed psychologists who are BGSU faculty or adjunct faculty. Services are offered to individuals, couples, and families. The PSC embraces diversity and welcomes clients of any age, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, and/or disability status. All services are confidential.

In addition to working on social skills and behavior management with clients and their families, Sarah has extensive experience using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, art therapy and play therapy to help children who've been diagnosed with anxiety, depression, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, and oppositional defiant disorder. Empowering children to navigate the every day stressors that accompany mental health issues is Sarah's priority.

Welcome to my Psychology Today profile! I serve the following: Autism Spectrum Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, Depressive Disorders, Stage-of-Life-Changes, Trauma, and ADHD. I have a history of treating Adolescents (Ages 13-18) and Young Adults (18-30). In addition to serving clients from different backgrounds, I am an Autism Spectrum Disorder Certified Specialist. What this means is that I have experience and training to provide counseling and screening (not to be confused with psychological testing!) services to those who suspect that they are Autistic or have been previously diagnosed and are dealing with comorbid conditions.

I understand how difficult it can be to reach out to a stranger to discuss your most intimate life details. Daily people face many different struggles that lead them to contacting a therapist. I work very hard to make you feel at ease in this process by building a therapeutic relationship and using humor when appropriate. I acknowledge the vulnerability and strength it requires to make the first step to reach out for help. I provide a judgement free and supportive environment.

I am a direct, no-nonsense professional who has devoted his 40+ year career to helping people improve their lives. I work with adults (individual/couples) who are motivated to change. I work with children and teens within the structure of their family to resolve communication and behavioral difficulties. I have extensive experience working with adoptive and step families. If you are frustrated trying to connect with someone you love, yet continually experience getting stuck, outside intervention can help. What is seen as an emotional impasse to a client, is an opportunity for growth within an effective therapy.

Young person, if school and life feel like a tough puzzle, and mental health or behavior hurdles are blocking your growth, I'm your ally. Together, we'll dive into evidence-based counseling techniques, allowing you to grow in a safe space. For parents grappling with their child's challenges, I'm here to offer guidance. Through comprehensive psychological evaluations and/or counseling, we'll collaborate to uncover solutions, setting a path for your child's success. Adults tackling persistent learning obstacles, I'm here for you. Whether uncovering root issues or building coping strategies, my services provide clarity and empowerment.

Part of being human is that we all experience challenges, suffering, and brokenness in our lives. Taking the first step can feel daunting, but please accept my warm invitation into a relationship based on trust and the inherent belief in your goodness. It is my ongoing commitment to bring acceptance, understanding, open-mindedness, empathy, empowerment, and respect to the therapeutic relationship. I view the road to transformation and healing to be a collaborative process in which your personal knowledge and strengths will be used in conjunction with my clinical approach to discover a future filled with hope and possibilities.