4 therapists in Arizona matching your needs

Hi I'm Christy. I've been doing this work for over 20 years. I believe people do well when they are able, but life often throws us unexpected challenges or tragedies. I'll provide a safe space for you to begin your journey to healing. With master's degrees in professional counseling and psychology, I have the training and experience to help you understand your experiences.

Hello, my name is Jamie and I am excited to navigate this journey with you. Working with individuals to help them understand and identify treatment for their mental health is my life's passion. I know how difficult it can be to have mental health concerns, and the guilt and shame that comes with the inability to navigate them alone. I strive to make clients feel comfortable and confident in themselves and their treatment. I can help by providing you insight and awareness into your mental health. I can help you build confidence and motivation towards life and living. I can answer questions and provide recommendations as needed. I can be a person that you can trust, and that cares about your future.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Arizona and I have been working with clients who have experienced trauma and other challenges for almost 5 years. I completed my Master's program through Fordham University and love to bring my social work background to therapy in order to fully support my clients as whole people. I support those on a healing journey to create the most fulfilling, healthy life possible.

I am a queer, neurodivergent therapist who specializes in working with queer, neurodiverse clients. I provide a compassionate, person-center approach, and I have a focus on authenticity in my sessions while providing a comfortable, affirming, slightly humorous atmosphere for healing. I also have a strong intersectional and social justice orientation, and I'm LGBT+ friendly, gender-affirming, kink-friendly, and my approach to neurodivergence is rooted in lived experience. I also work with people who have experienced childhood abuse and neglect, religious trauma, and systemic oppression. My primary approaches are person-centered, emotion-focused, compassionate, gender-affirming, and psychoeducation-based, but I'm also trained in EMDR for trauma, and Exposure and Response Prevention for OCD.