Find therapists in Mesa

Martin Keller

Dr. Keller treats adults, teens children and families. He works with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, ADHD, and family conflicts.

Laura Walton

You don’t have to be able to name it to know something’s off. Maybe you’ve been through a big experience or a profound shift—or maybe it’s just a quiet sense that life doesn’t feel like it used to, or how it should. You’re not broken—you’re evolving. Whether you're feeling expanded, anxious, disoriented, burned out, or stuck, my approach to therapy is in co-creating a safe space to land.

Victoria Love

I specialize in helping clients heal trauma and attachment wounds that impact their daily life and relationships. I am passionate about working with clients of diverse backgrounds, who seek an authentic therapeutic relationship, where they are free to be their true selves. My belief is that this therapeutic relationship is essential in healing.

Bryan Gastelle

Have you been diagnosed with ADHD/ADD or suspect you may have it? I can help you. Let me empower you to reach your full potential.

Kim Salinger

My clients are unique, unusual, non-mainstream individuals... Musicians, artists, cultural creatives; neurodiverse, 2e, intellectually & creatively gifted; highly sensitive, sensory processing differences, learning differences (dyslexia, etc.), Asperger's or ASD I. People from all life paths, spiritual beliefs and cultures, including unique sub-cultures, micro-cultures and counter-cultures, such as Burners, Pagans, Waldorf & Natural Lifestyles, Gamers, Seekers, Deadheads, Orthodox faiths etc

Allison Duquette

With 13 years in the aviation industry, I have a unique and highly developed understanding of the needs specific to aviation professionals. I take the utmost care to ensure I am able to accommodate scheduling changes, anonymity, and respect for certification requirements. I am also an active member and fierce advocate for the LGBTQ+ community.

Crystal Nesfield

I specialize in therapy for women, LGBTQAI+ individuals, and people in non-traditional relationships. People may have told you how to think and feel and what is good for you. I strive to be non-judgmental, and to truly hear your goals and work with you to reach them, without telling you what is right for you and your life.

Alexander Nelson

I help clients from diverse cultures, beliefs, and orientations find the hope to build a better life. Using evidence-based Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) techniques, we’ll process your emotions and heal old wounds on a neurological level. It’s time to tap into your brain’s natural healing power and start creating the future you deserve.

Diana Medina

Need a letter for surgery? Dr. Medina provides mental health assessments (referral letters) for gender affirmation surgery for transgender and gender diverse clients. Do you have questions about your own gender or are starting the gender exploration journey? Dr. Medina has experience working with LGBTQIA+ community, transgender/gender diverse individuals, combat veterans, military sexual trauma survivors, chronic pain, and individuals struggling with life transitions.

Shannon Knight

You know yourself better than anyone else – even if it doesn’t seem like it yet. I help my clients to discover (or rediscover) themselves in meaningful ways. The tools are sometimes out-of-the-box (maybe a tarot card will help you work through that difficult thought process or better understand that dysfunctional relationship), evidenced-based, and always collaborative. We’ll laugh. You’ll probably cry – but you’ll definitely feel better.

Timothy Weymann

Are you struggling with managing your stress? Experiencing painful thoughts and/or emotions? Facing up to a painful past in order to move forward? Experiencing a medical or relationship concern? I specialize in helping people with anxiety (including obsessive-compulsive disorder), depression, post-traumatic stress disorder/PTSD; gay, lesbian and bisexual concerns; and those facing relationship issues, chronic illness or grief and life transition issues.

Layla Noland

With extensive training in anxiety, depression, life transitions, self-esteem, body image issues, grief, trauma, and more. We work with individuals, couples and children ages 10 and up. I am committed to fostering resilience, building coping skills, and promoting emotional health during key developmental years. In addition, we work with couples to strengthen communication, resolve conflicts, and enhance connection in their relationships.

Pamela Griggs

Do you find yourself reacting to things in a manner that seems disproportionate to the situation? Untreated trauma can make us feel as though we are losing control. We may fear quiet moments alone and may desperately try to distract ourselves from the pain. Traumatic experiences can cause lead to poor self-worth, substance abuse, depression, and anxiety. etc. It is a privilege to help people break free from these things.