Find therapists in Woodbury

Tiffanie Trudeau

As humans, we are creatures of connection. Meaning that we have an innate need and drive towards connection and relationship. Whether said relationship is with self, others or the world, relationships can be a space for healing and growth. If you have found yourself in a tug-o-war between the natural desire for connection and societal messages of independence and self-sufficiency, I would love to join you as an ally on your life's journey.

Dr. Vanetta Williams

I specialize in working with Black women, BIPOC, LGBTQ+ individuals, and children facing race-based trauma, generational trauma, workplace burnout, anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, and personal development. My ideal clients are ready to heal and explore their strengths in a culturally affirming, safe, and empowering space. I also focus on supporting individuals facing educational stress, vocational challenges, and life transitions.

Brian Hayes

Are you striving to find satisfaction with your work, life or relationships? Have you been struggling to meet what society believes a “real man” is supposed to be? Do you want to focus on fixing immediate problems rather than unraveling past hurts? Do you prefer to work with a therapist who can relate to your challenges? I get where you’re coming from, and I’m here to help.

Dr. B

You’re the kind of person who has always pushed forward, no matter what. On the outside, you’re accomplished, driven, and maybe even the one others turn to for support. But inside, there’s a weight—one you’ve carried for far too long. Maybe it’s the echoes of childhood trauma, painful relationships, or the deep wounds of sexual trauma. You’ve done your best to move on, but the past still lingers— you’re not broken, healing is possible; I look forward to helping you reclaim your future!

Kelsey Smith

Often, life's deepest moments are intertwined with the relationships we form; and some of life's biggest struggles result from barriers to those connections. Whether it's trauma, anger management, codependence, isolation, suicidality or something else - you and I can tackle it together. Facing challenges in the safe container of the therapeutic environment helps build resilience to face whatever life tosses your way.

Emmily Weldon

Feeling lost or overwhelmed? Are past traumas, toxic relationships, or emotional struggles weighing you down? Trauma can impact the way you see yourself and the world around you, but healing is possible. I provide a safe, supportive space to help you process your experiences, reshape your thoughts, and rebuild a sense of security and inner resilience.

Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

David Miller

I don't really have a particular population I focus on. I want to work with everybody! That said, I have a great deal of experience with adults with persistent and severe mental illness, adolescents with oppositional and defiant behavior, and clients seeking help from their local psychiatrist. I start every session with "Tell me what's going on with you. What can I do to help?" Then we go from there. I end every session with "Was that helpful?" I haven't heard "No" yet.

Elizabeth Bryant

Relationships can be a rollercoaster of emotions, leaving you at times feeling extremely connected and in sync, and at other times feeling like you are on two different planets. Often, we have genuine intentions but keep getting stuck in negative communication patterns. While I work with ALL couples and relationships I work predominately with LGBTQIA+ relationships. If you are looking for a new way forward together but unsure where to start the healing you have come to the right place.

Katherine Twaddle

I have specific interests in working with the LGBTQIA+ community, neurodivergent community, adolescents, providing trauma focused care, and providing couples therapy. I invest in helping clients understand the power of their own healing, tapping into their inner strengths, and in building trust with their true self. My approach to therapy is humanistic and collaborative, with an investment in providing empathetic and holistic care.

Adriel Johnson

The therapeutic relationship is a special connection that allows for creativity, exploration, discovery, and empowerment. I have had the privilege to establish this therapeutic connection with individuals of all ages and I am grateful for each opportunity to work with clients from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences. I genuinely love being a therapist and wholeheartedly believe in the power of the therapeutic process.

Lance Madow

Are you navigating multiple identities, labels, systems and feeling the impact of all of them at once? Is it overwhelming and possibly unsafe? I know what it's like to be at that crossroads of life and how that can create mental health concerns. I am specializing in working with queer, transgender, gender expansive, geeky and nerdy individuals dealing with anxiety and identity exploration. Together we will ease into the work to help you achieve whatever feels like "wellness" to you.

Mary Koenig

I am passionate about working with people who have experienced complex and relational trauma, queer and gender-expansive people, and those who struggle with anxiety, boundaries, and people-pleasing. I am particularly experienced in working around issues of relationship abuse. Whether you have experienced harm by a partner, a family member, a friend, or another close person, I am here to listen and work with you to rebuild your sense of self-worth, self-trust, and safety.

Vince Allen, Jr.

As a Black man, I understand the unique experiences of Black men in America and the ways in which these experiences contribute to mental health concerns such as depression, anxiety, and stress. I also recognize that Black men are diverse and are not a monolith. With this in mind, I believe that Black men deserve care that understands both the uniqueness and diversity of Black men’s experiences, while also having a cultural awareness of Black men’s mental health needs.

Aguirre Center for Inclusive Psychotherapy

The Aguirre Center for Inclusive Psychotherapy is a group practice specializing in providing culturally-responsive and culturally-affirming psychotherapy to teens and adults. We believe that you deserve to work with a therapist who understands and affirms the complexities of your unique intersectional identities.

Raven Vega

We might be a good fit for each other if: ○ You're wanting to explore your sexual or gender identity ○ You want to build a deeper relationship with Self ○ You want to sit with someone who shares a queer identity & understands the unique stressors our lived experiences come with ○ You want to explore somatic coping resources to add to your toolbox ○ You're exploring consensual non-monogamy or are in a relationship structure minority ○ You want to work on self-advocacy or people-pleasing

Christina Walthers

We queer folks navigate the world differently from cis-het individuals, which comes with both unique challenges and profound beauty. While I work with people of all identities, my specialty lies in supporting queer, trans, and gender-diverse individuals (LGBTQIA+ folks). I'm dedicated to creating a safe, affirming, and empowering space, where you can gain insight, get in touch with your emotions, and connect with your authentic self, free from fear or judgement.

Beth Thomas

Have you ever felt that forming and maintaining relationships, engaging in consistent self-care, or navigating everyday "adulting" feels more challenging for you than those around you? Do you struggle to “be yourself” or even understand what that truly looks like? Are you caught in the feeling of being either “too much” or “not enough?” If you answered yes to any of those questions, we could be a good fit!

Jesmond Fair

I center the voices of Black folx, people of color, LGBQIA+, trans, and gender-expansive people struggling with anxiety, depression, identity exploration, religious issues, PTSD & Trauma, and racial & oppression-based stress. I also pride myself on helping nontraditional and traditional couples (polyamorous, monogamous, consensual nonmonogamy, and Kinky/BDSM communities) learn to communicate healthily and better connect with their partners.

Caylin Broome

Have you or your child experienced a loss or traumatic event? Whether it’s an accident, the death of someone close to you, a diagnosis, or a divorce, life as you know it has changed. Now you’re overwhelmed by intense emotions and uncertainty as you try your best to keep up with everyday life. Sure, you know your loved ones mean well - but since their support mostly falls flat, you’ve started just saying you’re fine. But this brave face is getting exhausting.

Laura McMaster

You’re a go-getter. You believe that if there is a way to work your way out of a problem, then defining those steps will get you out of this slump, worry, and recurring conflict. A creeping sense of unease can look like fear, sleeplessness, dissatisfaction, or sadness coupled with the stress of responsibilities you already have. Your upset might manifest as frequent arguing with your partner or emotional numbing. You want to figure this thing out, so you can all get back to normal.