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Self-Harming Therapists in North Carolina

Find the right therapist in North Carolina for you. Each profile lists the insurances the provider takes, typical costs per session, and how to get in contact.
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John Webb

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Online Therapy
With over a decade of experience in the healthcare field, I am dedicated to providing compassionate and effective care to psychiatric patients. I work with patients and their families struggling with anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism, or behavior problems to achieve balance and stability. While my primary mode of treatment is pharmacologic, I view each patient from a holistic and biopsychosocial perspective considering additional factors that may affect patients' progress. Most of my patients report some relief within 4 - 6 weeks. As mentioned, the primary treatment mode I utilize is pharmacotherapy or medical management of symptoms. I also offer brief, solution-focused and supportive therapy. I welcome the opportunity to collaborate with patients' existing therapists or counselors. *Treatment philosophy I work with patients and their families struggling with anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism, or behavior problems to achieve balance and stability. While my primary mode of treatment is pharmacologic, I view each patient from a holistic and biopsychosocial perspective considering additional factors that may affect patients' progress. Most of my patients report some relief within 4 - 6 weeks. I provide a safe environment where concerned parents can learn to understand and manage their children's anxiety, mood, ADHD, or behavior symptoms. I also work with adult patients seeking medical management of ADHD symptoms, depression, anxiety, sleep disorders, or trauma. I have an affinity for helping children, teenagers, and adults feel safe, respected, and valued. *Treatment approach •Primarily Pharmacologic Management of Symptoms •Solution Focused Brief (SFBT) •Supportive Therapy *Practice description Exclusively virtual/telehealth practice, pediatric and adult psychiatric services provided by advance practice psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner.
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Michael Clark-Borenstein

Owner, Lead Therapist
Online & In-Person
I grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, and attended Rutgers University in New Jersey, where I earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Sociology minor. Growing up, family and friends always came to me for help and found comfort in talking to me about their challenges. I loved helping them and always knew I wanted a career where I would be able to help people and have a positive impact on their lives. When I was a freshman in college at Rutgers University, I saw Eric LeGrand play football, and during a game, he was paralyzed from the neck down. Doctors thought that he would never be able to breathe independently again, let alone have any movement or feeling in his body. However, LeGrand never let his situation define him. He relearned how to breathe without a ventilator’s assistance and eventually even regained feeling in his body and some movement. Throughout my years in college, I saw the challenges and adversity that he faced. Seeing him still push towards his goals and have such a positive outlook on life helped me realize that I wanted to help people have that same outlook even though they have faced challenges and struggles. I also spent my time at Rutgers volunteering for a mentoring program at a local high school that would help guide students through high school with the goal of earning a full scholarship to Rutgers University. Seeing the positive impact I could have on these student lives further fueled my passion for helping others. During my final year at Rutgers, I was fortunate enough to study abroad in Rome, Italy. I developed a love of travel and learning about different people, cultures, and customs. During that time, I traveled to six other countries, where I was immersed in different cultures and traditions, which helped me learn and grow as a person. After graduating, I moved to Washington, DC, where I attended The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, DC Campus, for my Masters in Clinical and Mental Health Counseling. In 2017 my wife and I moved to Charlotte and loved getting to know the city! In 2020 I started Bright View Counseling in Charlotte, North Carolina, to help those struggling and offer a unique type of therapy and counseling. I wanted to create a practice where I could bring a different twist to the typical therapy approach by involving unique and engaging activities during the session, such as going outdoors for walks and outside sessions, playing games, and doing exercises, including our office dog Charlotte.