9 therapists in North Carolina matching your needs

I am retired Army officer and a licensed and board certified clinical social worker. I am considered a subject matter expert in a few areas, primarily cognitive behavior therapy. I chose to be a cognitive therapist because it resonates with me and because it works. Traditional talk therapy can be cathartic and have a relaxing effect, but you could do that with a friend at no cost. I value your time and money by utilizing evidence-based psychotherapy techniques to help you get better faster and learn the skills to help keep you out of a therapists office in the future.

I am Toshanika M. Kennington, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with twenty years of practice. My unwavering commitment lies in empowering individuals, families, and adolescents, drawing from my experience working with military service men and their families. With an empathetic approach, I offer compassionate care, guiding clients through their mental health journey with resilience and strength. My approach is empathetic, nonjudgmental, and client centered. I specialize in working with women of all ages, addressing their unique mental health needs. Additionally, I have a heart for adolescent females, supporting them during critical developmental stages. I also work with trauma survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual abuse. Remember, seeking therapy is a courageous step, and I’m here to guide and support you on your journey toward healing and growth!

Hi! I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist- Associate (LCAS-A) based in North Carolina. I received my Masters from North Carolina State University and have been practicing for 3 years. I help teens and young adults struggling with mood disorders such as anxiety, depression, adjustment and substance use disorders become the best versions of themselves.

I am a LCSW practicing in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of NC since 2010. Therapy is an opportunity for learning and growth, and I have witnessed amazing outcomes for individuals who worked hard in treatment to elicit positive personal change. I have extensive experience as a Crisis Clinician in Emergency Departments, as an outpatient therapy provider, a Mobile Crisis Clinician, a Health Coach, and as an Employee Assistance Program therapist. I am equipped to provide clinical supervision for associate professionals seeking licensure through the NC Social Work Certification and Licensure Board. My passions include helping others to solve problems; as well as deal with various challenges including trauma, grief and loss, relationship difficulties, faith crises, abandonment wounds, and identity experiences; all while promoting integrity and respect. I particularly enjoy working with first responders, law enforcement, young adults, aging populations and athletes. I love working with anyone who is truly invested in their own healing, and I would be honored to be a part of your journey. My therapy assistant (dog), Banjo, may often be seen quietly snoozing in the background during online sessions.

Accepting only Telehealth patients in North Carolina and West Virginia. I have been working in the social work field for over 25 years and have focused in healthcare and crisis settings. I am hoping to connect with others who want to explore trauma and grief, anxiety and depression, however that may look for them. As a therapist, I am here to listen and to help you problem solve, find solutions and be the best you that you can possibly be! Because you are unique and valuable! I believe in you! Take the first step today...

There are times in our lives when we need assistance to help us in meeting our individual and family goals. Life can take a turn that we are not ready for. Change can be expected or unanticipated, leaving the individual with anxieties and stressors that are difficult to process. I have a PhD in Psychology and LCSW. I am also married to a retired Navy Veteran and mom/bonus mom to seven. I have spent the past 28 years working within the criminal justice and civil court system with individuals, families, and, adolescents, as well as advocating for victims of crime and first responders, including military families.

Hello, my name is Dr. Collins. Are you experiencing emotional, psychological, spiritual, or other challenges that are interfering with your ability to live your best life? My goal is to create a safe and compassionate space where you can explore your thoughts, emotions, and experiences. In our sessions, I prioritize building a trusting and collaborative therapeutic relationship. I believe in the power of empathy, active listening, and genuine understanding. Together, we will navigate the challenges you face and uncover your inner strengths and resilience.

Sarah is a licensed clinical social worker, earning her undergraduate degree in psychology from Georgia State University and her graduate degree in social work from the University of Southern California. She previously served in the military and is a combat veteran. Sarah has prior experience in mobile crisis and the inpatient setting within the Greater Atlanta area. Sarah appreciates serving those from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and values. She loves helping people increase their ability to cope, increase insight, learn new skills, and improve overall functioning.

Maybe she’s born with it! 🧠 Maybe it’s late stage capitalism. ~ you are worth so much more than your productivity. you need rest and care. you are a human being ~ not a human doing. you are allowed to just be ~ A social worker at ❤️‍🔥, my clinical approach is grounded in acknowledging the harm caused by systems of oppression + structural racism. My practice centers intersectional feminist values + disability justice. I am anti-racist + LGBTQIA+ celebratory. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇵🇸 As a therapist + human, I recognize + reflect on the privilege I hold + how this has assisted me in navigating the world. The lens I look through may be of interest to you. I am a second generation immigrant settler from Lebanon. I am a Millenial. I have a Master's education and grew up in an upper-middle class family. I am a non-binary queer woman. I am able-bodied, chronically ill and a survivor. I live in the colonized portion of Wabanaki territory now known as Mount Desert Island, Maine. My practice supports gender-diverse + queer individuals with atypical ways of thinking, feeling + relating. I serve highly intellectual folks + deep thinkers. I specialize in working with "Talented & Gifted burn-out kids" who are in the process of unmasking. Many of my clients are late-diagnosed or un-diagnosed Autistic/ADHD. I work with hyper-sensitive, self-aware, highly anxious survivors of complex trauma who experience obsessive thoughts, executive dysfunction, social withdrawal//avoidance + sleep disturbances. I vibe with clients who are interested in understanding themselves + how their early childhood experiences shaped their relational patterns today. If this is you, I would be honored to support you on this journey of ✨unlearning✨🌱