Psychodynamic Therapists in 59901

I enjoy working with children and adults at all stages of life, and specialize in adolescence, early adulthood, parents and family work. Perhaps you are a young person struggling to meet the expectations of those around you or to figure out who you are and where you fit in. Maybe you are a parent finding yourself slipping as you navigate the challenges of raising children with complex needs in addition to your own responsibilities. You might be falling into unhealthy habits, losing focus or in acute crisis. I specialize in issues related to depression, anxiety, identity, transitions, trauma, family systems and personality disorders.

I approach every client with concern for immediate difficulties and symptoms, but also believe that one of the central tasks of therapy is to gain self knowledge and understanding. This might include acknowledging emotion, understanding avoidance, and identifying behavioral and relationship patterns. Research studies have demonstrated that focusing on relationships (past and present) increases the likelihood that therapeutic work will be effective.

My practice is client-centered, honest, and empathetic to my client's concerns. Trust is the major factor that enables clients to talk about what is at the heart of their problems, and we spend the time necessary to develop that trust. I view the therapeutic relationship as collaboration with my client on a unique journey towards self-enhancement, wellness, and goal attainment. I want to help empower you to overcome your personal obstacles with a compassionate and respectful approach in a safe place where you can share and build self-awareness as we work together to change.

Counselors should be free of judgment and open to each person that steps into their office. I strive to provide that to each person I see, regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, race, or socioeconomic status. You are an individual, just as your life is one that only you have lived. I want to help you find meaning and purpose in your life through holistic and whole-hearted approaches. Whether you’re looking to tackle some unresolved issues from your past, work through a difficult adjustment period, or would just like to discover more about the person you are and want to be, I am here to support your journey.

As a trauma therapist, I have worked with survivors of all types. Many of my clients are social workers, caregivers, therapists, counselors, parents, and helpers themselves. I have extensive training in Attachment Therapy and Narrative Therapy. My two dogs are usually in session with me. They are older and will leave you with "puppy glitter" (dog hair) on your clothing. I have a lint roller for such occasions. I've been a therapist a long time and if you're going through something and would like support, I understand and am here to help and support you as you work through whats happening and how to make your life juicy again.

The decision to enter into a counseling relationship can be a heroic step in your life journey. Perhaps you are having difficulty managing your mood, recently suffered a loss, or are negatively impacted by deeply held beliefs. More specific help may be desired in addressing such things as relationship issues, parenting struggles, life transitions, attaining life goals, grief, trauma, depression, anxiety, building meaning in your life, or adoption issues. The counseling services that I offer can provide you with insights into behavior and thought patterns that no longer serve you. Our work together can propel insight into action.

There are times in life when you have come to the limit of the old way of being. This may have been brought about by loss, stress, illness, or a new life stage. You're tired or stuck, grieving or worried. These experiences have likely brought you to the precipice of a new normal (whether you wanted it or not). I have a passion for working with people adjusting to new normals, with such concerns as stress, health challenges, reproductive grief (infertility, miscarriage, infant loss), postpartum concerns, and those struggling with experiences from childhood.

I am a licensed psychologist who has worked with adults and teen for over 25 years. Prior to life in Montana and Oregon, I was at Stanford Medicine in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, where I was awarded a fellowship following my clinical internship at University of New Mexico Medical. I received my PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Oregon. I have worked with clients in various clinical settings, given national and international talks, facilitated many group therapy sessions and workshops for families, parents, and couples. I have been in private practice since 2014. I love what I do.

I offer individualized counseling for people who want to better understand themselves, and live more fulfilling lives. I specialize in providing professional counseling for men, athletes, and teens who are motivated to explore issues related to: relationship stress, values, purpose, identity, and life transitions. Together, we can explore who you are, make sense of what’s happened in your life, and untangle your emotions so that you can move towards who you want to be.

I am a therapist who will be with you in tackling life's most difficult moments - anxiety, perfectionism, grief, loss, depression, and trauma with a particular focus on PTSD, postpartum depression & anxiety, and traumatic birth experiences. Understanding that every struggle is unique, the therapy provided seeks to aid those grappling with complex emotions and experiences. The journey towards healing might be tough, but together, we can chart a course toward resilience, coping, and meaningful progress. Empathetic care and tailored strategies are the heart of my practice.

Although adept in various therapeutic modalities, I have a particular interest in grief work and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to assist clients congruently with their spirituality and values.

People who work with me tend to go beyond just feeling better after improving whatever initially brings them to therapy, such as: stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, attachment & relationships, thoughts, emotions etc. Overcoming that stuff is really just the beginning of the process of becoming your potential. If you desire freedom and a deepened connection to your Self & others, I can guide you to unlocking the chains you didn't even know were holding you back. You can be in the drivers seat again, not your thoughts, fears, or symptoms.

Meadowlark Counseling and Neurofeedback is a group of Clinical Social Workers who provide quality care. We assist clients by providing psychotherapy and neurofeedback for all ages and a variety of struggles. Let us help connect you with one of our providers who meets your needs and goals. Our current providers include: Melissa Clater, LCSW - Aaron Anciaux, LAC, LCSW - Paige Furniss, SWLC - Nathan Stahley, SWLC - Claire Compton, SWLC - Sarah Butts, SWLC. Please visit our website at www.meadowlarkcounselingmt.com to learn more.

I am licensed in South Carolina and Montana and offer Teletherapy to clients in both states. I lived in Montana for 30 years and currently reside in Upstate South Carolina. Therapy can be a helpful tool to manage stress, cope with grief or loss, improve relationships, and to make sense of traumatic experiences. I utilize a trauma informed approach in my work to support clients on their journey of healing and growth. Change is truly possible in a positive therapeutic relationship where feelings, thoughts, and behaviors can be explored and understood in a safe and respectful way. I look forward to see where the journey may take us!

There’s an idea by Carl Rogers - unconditional positive regard- which means “accepting and respecting others as they are without judgment”. That’s what you deserve and that’s what I hope to offer to you. I’d like to provide a secure and welcoming space as you begin, or continue, your mental health journey. You've come this far. You're reading this because you're curious, and maybe there's a part of you that is ready to start your healing journey.

I specialize in helping individual adults with relationship issues, developing healthy boundaries, assertive communication, and setting goals that improve their daily lives. I also have training in treating anxiety and depression with the use of psychoeducation, CBT, DBT, and additional treatment approaches. I take a holistic approach to therapy that encompasses both mind and body awareness for best results.

My work is rooted in the belief that everyone has the capacity for well-being, growth, and healing. With a safe environment, the conditions are created to let go of shame and judgements around emotions and behaviors, creating space to cultivate curiosity, acceptance, and compassion about your experiences. My intention is to create the conditions that allow you to closely examine your life and values… and ultimately cultivate and achieve your goals. I offer a warm, supportive, and safe space for transformational inner work that leads to lasting growth and change.

I work to create a safe emotional space for clients to be able to open up to themselves and be honest with themselves on a deeper level. I never use shame or judgement to push clients into change. I work with my client where they are and who they are to help dismantle shame, family trauma, societal trauma, and unconscious motivations. I enjoy working within diversity, this includes all religions, races, ethnicities, nationalities, sexualities, genders, etc. If you are looking for a kind, accepting, and affirming space, my office may be right for you.

Dr. Tim Corson is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 30 years of experience in understanding and treating the hardships, struggles and adversities humans experience growing across their lifespan. Dr. Corson specializes in therapeutic services for children, adolescents, young adults, parents and families; as well as offering individual adult and couple service. Dr. Corson is also available for supervision of mental health professionals. I believe in the natural need for attachment, community engagement, maturational development and healthy support from the collective members of our families, neighbors and providers.