Find therapists in Fayetteville

Jovan McLeod

I have provided behavioral health care services across a spectrum of populations, within a variety of settings to include: a residential psychiatric rehabilitation treatment facility (PRTF), the Department of Corrections, the family court system, Drug and Young Adult Courts, military installations, schools, outpatient and community mental health, as well as private/group practice. I work with individuals; families; couples & groups affected by existential and a range of mental health issues.

Reagan Courliss

I work with older teens and adults trying to figure out what’s happened, who they are in this moment, and where they want to go from here. With a warm, straightforward, and affirming approach, I can help you work toward goals that are focused on you and getting to a place where 'being' just feels better. I really enjoy working with older teens, young adults, LGBTQ+ adolescents, and anyone looking to heal and recover from trauma.

Kristin Sanders

My clients are people who are on a journey to understand themselves and their environments more clearly. I specialize in working with: people who are part of the LGBTQIA+ community, who identify as neurodivergent, who are living with chronic conditions, are experiencing life transitions, and those who experience symptoms from depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders. I also enjoy having conversations with clients about exploring gender identity and deconstructing from systems.

Catherine Ladd

Suffering with anxiety? Ruminating on what is to come creates expectations that can cause discomfort and fear regarding the future. By shifting perspectives, together we can reduce or reframe these negative thought processes to create peaceful and proactive behavioral and thought patterns moving forward. Life transitions? If you or someone you love is struggling with a life transition and would like to explore treatment options, please be in touch. You don’t need to struggle alone.

Peggy K Zaloga

I listen and try to understand where my clients are coming from, and once we understand one another and have built a solid relationship I can teach a wide variety of integrative health and wellness skills that will help you overcome challenges related (but not limited) to: school refusal, social anxiety, peer group communication, family conflicts, intimate relationships, behavioral addictions, chronic illness, emotional trauma and panic attacks.

Lisa Antonick

Do you worry about everything from bills to what people think of you? Do you have trouble sleeping, headaches or feel shaky? Do you have nightmares of bad memories or losses? Are you stressed with your partner and feel like you can't get up in the morning? It must be exhausting to deal with. I look forward to teaching you tools to take your life back.

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.

Maddi Petermann

Do you ever think "Why am I feeling this way?", "what is wrong with me?", or "am I the only one who feels this way?". It can feel shameful, isolating, and hopeless. I promise you are not the only one with these questions. I know it is super hard to have these types of conversations and especially with a strange (like a therapist at first). However, if you'd like to see me, my goal is to earn your trust, listen to your story, support & help you achieve your goals.

Lisa Caprioli

Are you and your partner stuck in a loop of the same argument? Do you find yourself thinking, "Why is this little thing such a big deal?" or "Are you kidding me, this again?" As an Emotionally Focused Couples counselor, I'll help you unravel this cycle, understand the deeper meaning of your recurring conflict, and guide you towards a more harmonious relationship.

Dr. Michelle Alvarez

I work with "normal" people struggling with: • Feeling stressed, anxious, depressed, moody, angry • Burnout/ overwhelm (“adulting”/ “the grind”/ “the rat race”) • Parenting/ balancing career & family • Conflict with parents/ family (aka, mommy/daddy or childhood issues) • People-pleasing • Perfectionism & procrastination • ADHD • Transitions (move, college, divorce, menopause) • PTSD/trauma (sexual, combat, relationship) • The state of the country/ world • Racial trauma & identity • Immigration

Fresh Breath Therapy

We all find ourselves struggling with big emotions at times whether it's sadness, anxiety, anger or guilt and it can be hard to communicate and cope during these times. We specialize in working with children, teens and young adults (10+) who are struggling with anxiety, OCD, depression, ADHD, trauma, anger, behavioral concerns, grief, stress, identity, family conflict, and parenting skills.

Brittany Tillman

If you’re here, it might be because stress and worry have started to take over your daily life. Maybe your mind is constantly racing with “what ifs,” feelings of self-doubt, or uncertainty about what to do next. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to figure it out on your own. My passion is helping people find relief from anxiety and rediscover a sense of calm and confidence. We’ll start by focusing on what helps you feel more stable and grounded, so those overwhelming

Chelsea Johnson

In her therapy practice, Chelsea works with individuals aged 11 and up, addressing relationship challenges, gender identity exploration, neurodiverse partnerships, family dynamics related to gender identity and sexuality, and issues surrounding ethical non-monogamy and polyamory. She specializes in working with queer-identified youth and their parents to foster understanding and support. Chelsea employs systemic and family-centered approaches, and is attachment and trauma-informed.

Beth Manns

I specialize in working with neurodivergent individuals who have experienced trauma, or negative experiences while in therapy. I also support women navigating the challenges of PMDD, perimenopause and menopause. My approach is grounded in creating a safe, affirming space where you can explore your unique needs and experiences, heal from past wounds, and build resilience. Whether you’re seeking to resolve trauma, understand your neurodivergence, or cope with life transitions, I am here to help.

Joe Burke

I help stressed and anxious professionals feel confident and in control. I tend to work with people in high-pressure environments like business owners, entrepreneurs, professionals, and working moms: people who on the outside are doing everything right, but inside feel stressed, anxious, and unsure of themselves.

Ashley Dunn

Many of my clients come to therapy stuck in the same patterns, unsure how to break the cycle but knowing they want to make a change. I help my clients understand where these patterns come from, how these patterns served them in the past, and empower them to shed those parts they have outgrown. I collaborate with my clients to integrate their past experiences with greater bodily and emotional awareness in order to make choices with agency and authentic presence.

Jennifer Moynihan Wynn

I specialize in relationship counseling and I want to help you feel more connected to the important people in your life. You do not need to be married to benefit from relationship counseling, and I am happy to work with you where you are in your relationship. I am affirming and knowledgeable about working with LGBTQIA+ relationships. I love working with many different kinds of people, and I value safety and inclusiveness in my practice.

Jane Thibodeau, Somatic Psychotherapist

Have you tried talk therapy but didn’t see the changes you were hoping for? Do you have good insight into your problems but don’t know how to actually change them? Are you looking to heal from trauma more effectively and holistically? If so, it might be time to try a somatic approach. Somatic psychotherapy helps us find, understand and resolve the root causes of our issues in ways that are often inaccessible through traditional talk therapy.

Tiffany Compton

If you have come across my profile, chances are you may be at a crossroad in your life. Guess what, it’s perfectly fine; we have all been at a crossroad at one time or another. I am here to assist you with navigating through life’s challenges. As a seasoned therapist, I understand the importance of providing support, empathy, guidance, and compassion. Together, we will identify strengths and patterns to assist you with making meaningful changes in your life.

Madison Sellers

I typically work with children, teens, adults and families. I work with children and teens on issues such as anxiety, stress management, navigating family roles, identity and relationship concerns. I work with adults on employment/career concerns, relational difficulties, family of origin issues, complex trauma, anxiety and panic attacks. I work with my client's to help them increase their self-confidence, navigate stressful life events and build healthy, supportive relationships with others.

Alyssa Doberstein

At times we may struggle to communicate and connect with our partners, experience a lack of passion and romance, or have difficulty managing life struggles, distressing events, or conflict in our relationships. Therapy can be a chance to rediscover yourself, your relationships, and heal from painful life experiences while exploring new skills and resources to grow and develop increased relationship and life satisfaction.