Sarah Parker is a nurse practitioner with experience in many facets of psychiatry to include anxiety, depression, other serious mental illnesses and substance use. She has experience working with active duty military, veterans and the civilian sector. With over 10 years of experience in nursing, Ms. Parker is dedicated to providing exceptional healthcare to patients of all ages. Ms. Parker believes in building a strong rapport with patients in addition to addressing all needs in a patient-center...
The Armstrong Center for Hope is a safe, supportive space for finding hope and positive transformation in the midst of life's disruptions--anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, trauma, and other daily stressors. Our multidisciplinary staff is trained in psychology, counseling, social work, marriage and family therapy, and addictions to meet you where you are. If you desire to bring a spiritual perspective into psychotherapy, we are also equipped to integrate that worldview. Our support c...
If you’re struggling emotionally as a young adult, you’re not alone. Transitioning into adulthood has always been tough, but Generation Z is facing a fresh set of challenges. You’ve grown up in a world where post-9/11 security, recessions, and lockdown drills are the norm. Then, two crucial years of your life were upended by a global pandemic. It’s no wonder so many young adults are struggling with anxiety, depression, and despair. I will help you overcome these challenges. My approach is ...
Grief, relationships, trauma, health concerns, life transitions, family dynamics, depression, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, Bipolar and persistent mental illness. I offer support to individuals to become and maintain the best version of themselves. I strive to achieve this by creating a safe, supportive and empowering environment for all clients. As a counselor, I work from a person-centered approach to therapy, partnering with you to meet you where you are, leverage individual strengths and identify are...
Hi there! It’s great to see you. I offer support services to teens, young adults, older adults, and justice involved individuals. Life is full of difficulties and therapy has been shown to be an effective way of navigating through those times. My goal is to work with individuals to find their strengths and to support them in developing adaptive tools that can be used across a variety of settings. I work from a person-centered empowerment approach to create an environment where individuals feel s...
Finding the right therapist can be overwhelming and confusing. The relationship between therapist and client is of utmost importance to therapeutic growth. My work with young adults focuses on helping them learn effective skills to manage the challenges they face as they navigate this next phase of their life, emotionally, socially, academically, and professionally. I look forward to speaking with you to help determine if my experience and approach may be a good match for you....
We are a diverse collective of queer, trans, cis, anti-racist healers, makers, bodyworkers, change makers, counselors, artists, social workers, physicians, musicians, energy workers, clinical and counseling psychologists, activists, caregivers, justice seekers, peacemakers, movement guides, yogis, workers, dream weavers, trouble makers and scholars. We believe in the inherent worth and dignity of each person and offer sliding scale services based on an economic justice model of financial priv...
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Sometimes things happen that affect the way we see the world, the way we treat people, and the way we think about ourselves. This can happen to anyone. Sometimes, when life knocks you down, it can be tough getting back up. I help people get up. I currently specialize in relationship counseling not limited to intimate partner relationships, but also everyday interactions i.e., working, organizational, non-traditional, casual, mutually beneficial, and structural. I commonly assist with communic...
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Overwhelmed? Struggling to adjust? Confused on your next steps in life? You're in the right place and on the path to heal and grow. I help students struggling with finding purpose, experience low motivation, loss of passion, or struggling in relationships with themselves and others. My role as your therapist is to serve as a guide on your healing path of self-efficacy, self-fulfillment, and wellness....
NC Center for Resiliency is a somatically oriented group practice based in Chapel Hill, NC. The practice has 12 active clinicians with a variety of specialties including trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, life transitions, addiction, dissociative disorders, relationship issues, and more, please review clinician profiles for more information. NCCR clinicians provide individual, couples, and family therapies and accepts insurance including most blue cross blue shield plans and other insurances b...
Therapy can sometimes be intimidating, but I will work with you to provide the non-judgmental, safe space needed to aid you on your self-discovery and mental health journey. My style prioritizes your individual needs and remains open to change depending on what works best for your growth. To help, I use solution-focused interventions, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), strength-based approaches, motivational interviewing and more. Together we can work to find skills that will help you manage...
Welcome to Be A Problem Solver Services. We are a team of mental health and speech professionals located in Chapel Hill and Fuquay Varina, NC. We understand that the college experience can be exhilarating yet overwhelming, filled with academic pressures, social transitions, and personal growth. Whether you're grappling with academic stress, homesickness, relationship issues, or simply feeling lost in the whirlwind of campus life, our team of experienced professionals is here to provide you ...
At MCC we have a specialty in serving the college community! We work with depression, anxiety, school related stress, life transition, gender identity, HIV community, substance abuse, eating disorders, personality disorders and trauma. We are a group practice of 4 therapists. Seth and Jamie have immediate openings! Katelyn, is a couples and individual counselor who will be starting at the practice Aug. 29th and will have immediate openings. We do offer a free 15 minute phone consultation...
I work with a variety of clients experiencing mental health challenges, life stressors, health and medical stress, and grief and end of life support. I can see clients via telehealth residing in NC, SC, CT, and FL. I am in network with a variety of insurance and accept private pay. If you do not see a time that work for your schedule, please contact me on my booking links or via psychology today (linked to my Headway account there). II also work with other BCBS and UHC (NC and FL) on my Grow...
Therapy is worth it and so are you! While life can be amazing, there is no doubt at times we will experience hardships. However, you do not have to navigate these struggles by yourself. By emphasizing collaboration, resiliency, optimism, and empowerment, I aim to equip my clients with the tools and resources needed to assist them in revamping and creating the life they are striving to live. I work with all genders, sexual orientations, races, and cultures & welcome clients as they are. I a...
Everyone can benefit from therapy. How often in your day to day do you have an hour where you’re fully seen, heard, and encouraged? That’s what therapy should provide. Too often therapy is misrepresented and clients stigmatized as weak or ill when, in fact, the strongest thing you can do is seek help. Let me help you through your darkest of times or your day to day concerns. There is no issue too big or too small to conquer. I believe everyone has the capacity for self-healing and change and ...
I named my practice Conversations Therapy because I have always felt that the words “therapy” and “counseling” have a bad reputation. Some people think that seeking therapy is admitting weakness; others think that their therapist will judge them or tell them that they are “bad” or “broken.” In reality, neither of these things could be further from the truth. Rather, seeking therapy requires strength and determination. Furthermore, therapy can and should be a good experience. At Conversations The...