Why did you become a therapist, and what motivates you to continue?

I am an LICSW practicing in RI and MA. Tele-health and walk-and-talk therapy are current options for counseling appointments. See my website at www.mindpathwellness.com for detailed information about my practice. 

I am Rebecca Nabosa, a dedicated Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at Heartland Mental Health Services. I earned my Master of Science in Nursing from Walden University in 2022. With a steadfast commitment to serving adolescents and adults, I take a comprehensive and culturally diversified approach to mental health care. Over my 14-year career in healthcare, I have gained extensive experience across various settings, including long-term care, assisted living, outpatient and inpatient mental health, crisis units, admissions, and community mental health services. My career began as a Licensed Practical Nurse (2010-2017), then advanced to Registered Nurse (2017-2022), ultimately leading to my current role as an advanced practice nurse. This diverse background has equipped me with the expertise needed to treat a range of mental health conditions, including substance use disorders, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, PTSD, ADHD, psychosis, and more. Committed to making mental health care accessible and convenient, I offer my services virtually, allowing patients to receive care in the comfort of their own homes.

Let's face it, adulting is hard! There's only 24 hours in a day, but we're supposed to somehow find time to keep up with work and school, do chores and household responsibilities, maintain a social life, please the family, sleep 8 hours a night, eat healthy, workout, and figure out what we want to do for the rest of our life. You may be struggling to find a balance between all the things on your plate and thinking, how am I supposed to do all of this by myself? Hi, I'm Maddi. I specialize in helping college students, young adults, and teens transition into adulthood with confidence. I'm the therapist that's easy to talk to, with a bubbly personality, and a seemingly endless supply of ideas. My approach to therapy focuses on collaborating with you so we can work together to help you find a balance and figure out this adulting stuff. Through the therapy process you will find clarity, direction, and purpose. I am a believer that no matter where you start, you'll always end up exactly where you're meant to be. So I encourage you to show up to therapy exactly as you are and we can figure out the rest together. During therapy we will talk, laugh, and maybe even cry, as we work together to help you evolve into the best version of yourself. Therapy sessions with me are aimed to make you feel as comfortable as possible. This means you can bring snacks, blankets, or fidgets, you can take breaks if needed, you can wear sweats, slippers, heels, or anything in between, you can put on music, adjust the lighting, diffuse essential oils, and sit on the floor or the couch. I know starting something new can be scary, so if you have questions or are still feeling a bit unsure, let’s talk! Reach out to schedule your free consultation today.

Hello. Sometimes it's hard to reach out for assistance. I get that. So let's meet and figure out a plan to feel better. We can do this in person or virtually. I want to help. My schedule varies. And my office is in NW Fresno. Thank you...

Hello, I’m Dr. Solim Tchedre, a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner based in Charlotte, NC. With a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Maryville University and foundational degrees in nursing, I have devoted my career to providing exceptional mental health care. My extensive experience spans respected institutions such as Novant Health Psychiatry Associate and Atrium Health’s Carolinas Medical Center, where I focus on comprehensive evaluations and effective medication management tailored to each patient’s needs. Beyond clinical practice, I am deeply committed to education. As a Visiting Professor on the MSN track at Chamberlain University and a former Adjunct Nursing Faculty member at Carolinas College of Health Sciences, I take pride in mentoring future healthcare professionals. My dedication to excellence has been recognized with awards like the Daisy Award and membership in the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society. I am also passionate about giving back to the community. Through my volunteer work with organizations such as Center of Hope-Women & Children and Meals on Wheels, I aim to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. Fluent in French and currently pursuing an MBA in Healthcare Management, I am continuously expanding my knowledge to serve my patients better. My mission is to empower individuals on their mental health journey, fostering healing, growth, and resilience. Treatment Philosophy: I believe in delivering compassionate, patient-centered care that respects each individual’s unique journey. My approach emphasizes open communication, trust, and collaboration to create personalized care plans. With a focus on comprehensive evaluations and effective medication management, I strive to empower patients to achieve mental wellness and personal growth. I value teamwork and mentorship, ensuring dignity and respect are at the forefront of every interaction, promoting healing and resilience. Specialties & Conditions: Mental Health ADHD Addiction Anger Management Anxiety Bipolar disorders Chronic Conditions Cultural & Ethnic Issues Depression Eating Disorders Grief Identity Issues Insomnia LGBTQIA+ Loss Maternal Mental Health Medication Management Men's Issues Mood disorders OCD Panic attacks PTSD Relationship issues Schizophrenia Sleep disorder Stress Substance Use Transgender Issues Trauma Women's Issues Treatment approach: Behavior Modification Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) Collaborative Multidisciplinary Approach Comprehensive Patient Evaluations Crisis Prevention and Intervention Culturally Sensitive Care Practices Educational Mentorship for Nursing Students Evidence-Based Treatment Protocols Medication Management for Psych Disorders Motivational Interviewing Patient-Centered Care Models Solution Focused Brief (SFBT) Insurance: Aetna Blue Cross Blue Shield Carelon Behavioral Health Cigna Horizon Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey

You want to thrive and trust yourself, but it feels like an impossible task. Don't you wish you had the tools to change that? You've come to the right place. I'm Kimberly, and I help women and teens just like you: ones that have it within them to feel confident, secure, and thrive, but just need the support to get there. I help my clients find confidence, fulfillment, and values by equipping them with the tools they need to better understand themselves and thrive. Many of today's solutions for anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem are changing negative thoughts, leading many to feel misunderstood and like they are not making real progress. I know that your circumstances are unique, so I help you gain introspection by tailoring therapy to you, and always with an end goal in mind. My training in anxiety and depression means, y I have the expertise you need and deserve when feeling confident about yourself. But at the end of the day, you want to know you are working with someone who "gets" what it means to be a teen or woman struggling with anxiety and depression right? I get it because I have lived it myself. I know that sometimes you just want to quit. So when we work together, you won't just get a trained therapist, you'll get someone who truly understands what you are going through.

Omolola is a Licensed Professional Counselor In Katy, Texas Who Provides Psychotherapy Services for Adults (18+), and Couples. She Specializes in Wellness-Oriented and Trauma-Informed Care, via An Integrative Approach of Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions (CBT and Mindfulness-based CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Wellness Consulting.

My name is Kim Kriks and I am the practice owner and clinical therapist at Hopeful Humans Counseling. I obtained my bachelor's degree in Sociology with a minor in Applied Behavioral Science from the University of Kansas. I furthered my education by earning a master's degree in Social Work and PEL endorsement from the University of Illinois at Chicago. My main focus in my clinical practice is providing counseling for children under 10 years old, working with adolescents, and offering parenting support. Additionally, I have received training in women's issues and perinatal mental health. Before establishing Hopeful Humans Counseling, I served as the clinical director and therapist for six years at a private practice located in Downers Grove, IL and New Lenox, IL. I  also have a decade of experience as a school social worker, working with children of all ages, including those in early childhood programs and early intervention programs. My therapeutic approach is primarily influenced by Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Systems Theory. I strongly believe that families have the best understanding of their own situation, and I am there to offer guidance and strategies during challenging times. Outside of counseling others, I enjoy canoe camping in the Boundary Waters and going on bike rides with my husband and son to the local farmer's market.

Edlyne is a Haitian American raised in South Florida who went into the field as a counselor in order to help hurting people feel better and cope with life. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Florida International University and a Master's of Science from Nova Southeastern University. She has over 16 years plus of experience working with children, adults and their families as case manager and as a therapist in the South Florida community. Edlyne specializes in helping people who are experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, break-up/relationship issues, marital problems, life issues, work related stress, anger issues and childhood sexual abuse survivors. Edlyne speaks Haitian-Creole, and some Spanish. Counseling approaches frequently used: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Brief Solution Focused, Solution Focused, Motivational Interviewing, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

Hi there, I'm a play therapist who uses art, sandtray, pretend play, and board games to help kids and teens cope with a variety of challenges, including anxiety, depression, behavioral problems, family conflict and trauma. I know that therapy can be intimidating, especially for kids. That's why I make it my goal to create a safe and fun space where kids can feel comfortable expressing themselves. I believe that play is a powerful way to heal, and I use it to help kids explore their emotions, learn new coping skills, and build self-confidence. If you're looking for a therapist who can help your child or teen through a difficult time, I'd be honored to talk to you. I'm here to listen, support, and guide your child on their journey to healing. If you're interested in learning more about play therapy, please don't hesitate to contact me. I'd be happy to answer any of your questions.