Find therapists in Cartwright

JoAngeli Kasper

I believe that everyone needs at least one person in their life that "breathes life" into that person. Just as we need air to breathe, we need affirmation, understanding & connection--especially when dealing with our most intimate issues. Before we can bare our souls, we must be able to trust someone. Learning to take that first step is the hardest, but I will be there to journey alongside you teaching you to trust yourself and encourage you to learn new tools to thrive again.

Dr Stephanie Waitt

She works with young adults and teens to recover from disordered eating and find confidence and happiness. Stephanie is dedicated to helping individuals receive access to eating disorder treatment. She believes that everyone deserves quality and specialized treatment. She is passionate about eating disorder awareness, dogs, and Wonder Woman. You can find her spending time with her husband visiting comic book stores or a craft brewery, and hanging out with her beloved Golden Retriever Prince

Shea Stevens

I work with adults who want to process their past for a better future, whether it's family issues or religious trauma or faith transition/deconstruction. You may have had toxic, narcissistic, or emotionally immature parents, or childhood emotional neglect. All religious beliefs and faith identities welcome. Processing your past can help you find more inner calm, so you can live a more joyful, authentic life.

Dr. LUCY UNDERWOOD

Over the past 29 years, I have provided telehealth & in-office counseling services to adolescents & adults. My experiences have ranged from clinical & program administration to individual/group/family therapy & psychological testing. Diagnoses treated include PTSD, sports performance (professional and amateur), chronic mental health issues, medical-psychiatric issues, chemical dependency, chronic health conditions, & general mood dysfunction.

Lindsey Harris

You're overwhelmed by anxiety, stuck in diet culture, or struggling with body image. Maybe motherhood feels heavier than you expected. You want relief but don’t know where to start. Therapy can help you break free from the guilt, the ‘shoulds,’ and the constant worry. Whether you're battling an eating disorder, social anxiety, or postpartum struggles, you don’t have to do this alone. I’m here to help you find peace with food, your body, and your mind.

Kirsten Woods

I believe that life is a series of adjustments and living with painful memories or troubling feelings is exhausting. I would love the opportunity to support you and guide you along your journey. The most important piece between the client and therapist is the clinical rapport. I provide a safe and non-judgmental environment. I view psychotherapy as a collective process between client and therapist. I help people who are suffering from anxiety and depression, people who feel stressed and people

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.

Kaitlen Forman

Let’s be real, life doesn’t always look like butterflies and rainbows. In fact, it can feel like an absolute beating. If you’re reading this, I’m guessing this is one of your “sometimes.” Stress, depression, emptiness, anxiety, and self-judgment are constantly knocking at our door. It’s the worst, but the good news is it doesn’t have to stay that way.

Janette Macias

My clients are new mothers, adults and young adults who struggle with transition points, stress management, boundaries, and identity exploration which includes sense of purpose, career, self & gender. My clients desire a space to be truly seen and heard just as they are; messy, creative, and eager to take on life.

Rachel Beckham

I specialize in assisting teen, young adult, and adult individuals working through past or present traumatic experiences by providing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, CBT, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, DBT. I also utilize person-centered therapy, helping clients understand and discover themselves. This type of therapy is most useful for individuals seeking assistance with anxiety, depression, PTSD, or other mood disorders.

Drew Driver

If you feel unable to control your unwanted sexual behaviors, despite your best efforts, and it has put significant strain on relationships, family, job, and your life: I see you. I have walked the road you are on successfully, and look forward sharing the way through with you. I serve clients from the belief that your struggles do not diminish your value as a person, and there is no shame or blame in my process.

The Couch Therapy

Are you experiencing feelings of heaviness and overwhelm? Is your relationship on the rocks and plagued with conflict? Our practice helps people learn how to cope with pain and discomfort, and move towards healing and connection. Our goal is to empower you to feel brave enough to do the hard work of understanding and making sense of your pain and your past. We will provide you with the experience of being heard, walking through your story and finding peace.

Sidrah Khan

My clients are highly motivated adults ready to reflect on the past to change their future. This is the space to explore your identities and practice unmasking. Redefine or hone each aspect of you, including gender, sexuality, dis/ability, neurodivergence, racial, and career identities as well as your social identities (geek, emo, etc). When you feel more like yourself, you will feel safe to connect with others and build communities where you can exist authentically.

Aliya Sheriff

You’ve carried so much—trauma, cultural tensions, and expectations that don’t align with your values. You may feel unseen, struggling to balance your identity with societal pressures. Trauma symptoms may impact your relationships, work, and sense of self. You are not alone. Healing is possible. Through collaborative, culturally aware therapy, we’ll help you reclaim your voice, process your experiences, and create a life that feels authentic and meaningful to you.

Hannah Beattie

Healing from the past while managing daily life can feel overwhelming. You might carry the weight of guilt, shame, or self-doubt—constantly second-guessing yourself, prioritizing others at your own expense, or struggling to feel "good enough." Maybe anxiety keeps you on edge, depression leaves you feeling disconnected, or relationship patterns you work hard to change still seem to repeat.

Jordan Suarez

Sometimes we reach a season of life that we need a little help navigating, and the good news is that you do not have to do it alone. I truly believe in a collaborative counseling relationship that fosters encouragement and growth. I have experience working with clients across the lifespan including, but not limited to, individual adults, individual teens, couples, families, eating disorders, body image, grief, anxiety, depression, LGBTQIA+ matters, identity, self-esteem, OCD, and pre-marital.

Findlay Therapy Services

Our therapists at Findlay Therapy Services provide services for individuals, children, adolescents, couples, families, and groups. We specialize in treating depression, anxiety, eating disorders, play therapy, parenting, trauma, abuse, BPD, bipolar disorder, substance abuse, ADHD, behavioral issues, sexual addiction, sex therapy, infidelity, LGBTQ+, grief, and self-esteem, parent coaching, and marriage and relationship therapy.

Andrew Dalley

As a therapist with a deep commitment to working with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds, I understand the profound impact that abuse and neglect can have on one's ability to express their needs and emotions. Many who have experiences trauma face additional challenges, especially when cultural expectations, societal norms, and personal histories complicate self-expression. I aim to create a safe, non-judgmental space where you can explore your emotions and begin the healing process.

Katie La

Change is always hard but often necessary and attainable with the appropriate guidance and tools. My clients come from all backgrounds and statuses, but what they do have in common is pain and a goal and hope of overcoming it. I work best with clients who are motivated, curious, and seek therapy on their own so they are ready to apply themselves outside of therapy.

Janet Worley

Do you constantly fear an anxiety attack lurking around the corner? Has anxiety surprised you more times than you can count, affecting your relationships? I understand that overwhelming feeling—the pounding chest, shortness of breath, and the need to escape. It’s scary, but you don’t have to suffer anymore. Holistic practices can greatly reduce anxiety, and I’m here to teach you the tools to regain control and take your life back. Let's start your journey to peace and confidence.

Wade McDonald

Are you dealing with the weight of the world on your shoulders? Do you feel like you're an "outsider" or "pretender" wondering where your contentment is? Are you not sure who you are and what you want in the world? If you answered yes to any of these questions, I have something to say to you: You're not broken and you're not alone. I can help you live the life you want to live, deserve to live, and were meant to live -- on your terms. It's time for you to have control of your life. You decide.