Grief Therapists in West Virginia

I know at times life can seem confusing or even impossible. I believe with every fiber of my being we all have the answers we need. Somehow we get separated from our core strength. You are the expert on you, you alone hold your truth. I am interested in your story and use the description, "enlightened witness" as a way to describe some of what I do in my work as a therapist and healer. I see myself as a fellow traveler, a helper, and a companion who "holds the lantern" to help guide people to move out of dark places and into their truth. Much of the time we are living a narrative others have crafted, often driven by fear or pain rather than strength. These narratives can feel like prisons but we can heal and take back our story, and choose to see from our core. Embrace compassion, reflection and most of all self-love. Some of my greatest joy comes from helping people move past pain into healthy and loving relationships with themselves and others. I believe suffering is inevitable but not without wisdom and growth. Sometimes seeing our strengths is difficult. Self-love must include your whole being and all parts ~ messy, vulnerable, raw and authentic. You are the velveteen rabbit and you are already worthy of your own love. You are already real. I am licensed in Virginia, West Virginia and Texas. I see clients in these states only at this point. FYI Please schedule on the hour only. Otherwise, I will have to call you back and reschedule. I usually offer mostly daytime hours so having the time to meet during the day is important.

Hello, my name is Rebecca Bartle. My master's degree is in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), licensed in Texas and West Virginia. I have over 30 years' experience working in the field of mental health, wellness and recovery. I use a wholistic, person centered approach in collaboration with clients to assist them in defining goals, working toward personal growth, cultivating insight and designing beneficial solutions for change and healing.

From day one, I create a space where people feel genuinely seen, heard, and safe to be themselves. I combine deep empathy with clinical insight, allowing me to connect with clients on a human level while still providing thoughtful, evidence-based care. I listen carefully—not just to what is said, but to what’s underneath—and I help clients put words to experiences they may have carried alone for a long time.

Whether you're considering therapy for the first time or looking for someone new to work with, I'm glad you've found your way here. I'm a Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist in Maryland and West Virginia, with 23 years of experience in therapy, case management, child welfare, education, and behavioral health. Throughout my career, I've had the privilege of working with couples, parents, children, homemakers, retirees, and professionals from many different backgrounds, including first responders, healthcare workers, educators, attorneys, and military personnel. I work with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, trauma, grief/loss, stress, parenting concerns, behavioral challenges, low self-esteem, addictions, relationship difficulties, and life transitions, including career changes and retirement. My experience also includes consultation, court testimony, adoption/foster care, crisis intervention, EAP, Abuse Intervention Programs, juvenile sex offender treatment, and supporting survivors of domestic/sexual abuse. I also work with students from elementary school through college, graduate school, and professional programs, supporting their academic, social, and emotional needs. My approach is genuine and nonjudgmental. I believe therapy should be a safe, supportive space where you feel seen, heard, understood, and accepted. Everyone's journey is different. We'll focus on what matters most to you at a pace that feels right. I genuinely care about the clients I work with and value our relationships. I've had the privilege of working with clients over extended periods, supporting them through different seasons of life, challenges, and accomplishments. I never take for granted the trust someone places in me when sharing the most personal parts of their life. Come as you are, and we'll start there. If you're ready to begin, I would be honored to work alongside you. ***My couples/family therapy caseload is full. ***I cannot provide crisis services through telehealth therapy. ***Please let me know if you need a different time not available on my schedule.

My name is Lillian Gebert. I have been in practice as a therapist for 14 plus years and consider myself a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist with experience treating various types of mental health disorder including substance abuse disorder/dual diagnosis. I am very compassionate, empathic and caring, know how to set healthy boundaries and ofter hope to my clients while helping clients to achieve their goals in treatment.

Samantha Fooce has been working in the human services field since 1999. Her first position as an unlicensed (paraprofessional) “Crisis Counselor” was working midnight shift in 1999-2001 at Pathways Inc’s Crisis Center in Ashland, Ky. Since that time, she has had experience working as a Child Protective Services Case Manager, Crime Victim’s Advocate, Therapeutic Program Worker, School-Based Counselor, Chemical Dependency Counselor and as a Clinical Director prior to opening her own office in 2019. She received her first license in counseling in 2007 in the state of Ohio and later became licensed in WV. It is likely that she has had the experience to understand the situations you are going through.

When I was in grad school I was asked this question: why do you want to do therapy? My answer was immediate: "I want to alleviate suffering!" A more experienced clinician shared a perplexing truth with me: sometimes you can't, you can just sit with the person through it. Over the years I have been honored to hold space for my clients to share their stories of courage and pain. I started to see what she meant, and revised my motto: I want to alleviate suffering and when I can’t I want to create a soft place to land. So, "Why therapy?” For all those who have forgotten their strength and just need a soft place to land. Using a blended approach of top therapy models, I partner with Clients to create lasting change and find freedom in ways that feel authentic to each person. Together we will learn new concepts, practice practical skills, and transform self-limiting patterns. Life can be hard. I want to help. Let’s talk!

Dr. Collins is a licensed therapist (LPC) with over 20 years of experience in mental health and addictions counseling. Holding a doctorate in counseling psychology, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her private practice. Specializing in a range of challenges, Dr. Collins offers compassionate support and evidence-based treatment for individuals grappling with: - Anxiety and depression - Life transitions - Relationship conflicts - Grief and loss - Substance abuse issues - Adult children of alcoholics - Adult children of parents with mood and personality disorders With a client-centered approach, Dr. Collins is dedicated to creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can explore their concerns and work towards personal growth and healing. Her extensive experience and training enable her to tailor treatment plans to each individual's unique needs and goals. Whether you're seeking short-term support or long-term therapy, Dr. Collins is committed to helping you navigate life's challenges and build resilience for a more fulfilling future.

Sydney Rosenberg is a Clinical Mental Health Counselor. Sydney graduated from Appalachian State University with a degree in clinical mental health counseling and concentration in Expressive Arts Therapy in May of 2021. Her experience has been working with children, adolescents, and adults in outpatient and community based mental health settings. She enjoys supporting clients with building self-esteem, managing life stressors and changes, and empowering clients to find their most authentic selves. She is neurodivergent affirming, LGBTQIA+ affirming, and trauma informed. When she is not working, she enjoys making art, spending time outdoors, and traveling.