Find therapists in Boones Mill

Adrien Monti

I am proud to work with people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. I am kink affirming and happy to work with non-traditional relationships such as consensual non-monogamy and polyamory. I trust that you have an inner wisdom and ability to heal. I look forward to helping you find a path forward that aligns with your authentic life goals!

Megan Massett

I do my best work with people 18 and older trying to improve the most important relationships there are--the ones with themselves and their romantic partners. This often looks like anxiety and depression individually, and feeling unable to communicate effectively in intimate relationships. I love using a mind/body/spirit approach to those open to it, always with the goal of helping people feel more confident, better able to set boundaries, and be more at peace in their own skin and homes.

Angel Whitehead

I specialize in body image concerns and men’s issues. Maybe you’re tired of feeling at war with your body, maybe you’re carrying around messages about masculinity that feel more like a burden than a blueprint? If you’re used to pushing down emotions, powering through, or pretending like you’ve got it all figured out, let’s talk. Therapy is a space where humor, realness, and healing coexist. I’m here to help you untangle the heavy stuff and share some genuine laughs.

Leah Gear

My approach is rooted in person-centered therapy, which means I value your unique experiences and perspectives. I'll work collaboratively with you to develop strategies for coping with stress, anxiety, and other life difficulties. I'm available for virtual individual sessions for children, adolescents, adults, and couples in Virginia, with evening and weekend appointments to accommodate your schedule.

Deborah Hudson

I have the passion and absolute privilege to walk alongside people as they discover more about themselves. I work best with adolescent girls and adult women of all presentations navigating gender constructs, oppression, depression, anxiety, traumatic events, grief, relationship issues, deconstructing old belief systems, and more.

Sabrina Basquez

You are a professional or a student and you are tired. You have worked hard to get where you are, but you are not happy. You are overwhelmed and worried about the future. Maybe you are even having intrusive thoughts, panic attacks, or nightmares. You either have great self-care routines and they just aren't cutting it or you just don't even have the time for self-care. Either way you are drowning. Something has to give and it is time to take stock and make some changes.

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.

Arnold Colamarino

Have you been dealing with anxiety lately? Or perhaps you've noticed you haven't felt like yourself and you're not sure how that feeling occurred in the first place? I've been there, dealing with anxiety or other unpleasant feelings is never a fun thing, and although some of these feelings are things we have to deal with throughout life, that doesn't mean these feelings should control us. Together, we can set goals to overcome/manage the obstacles that these issues bring.

Lisa Carr

Whether due to a significant life change, past abuses, or the slow onslaught of boredom and burnout, most of my clients feel life is just not as good as it should be. Anxiety and depression are common, avoidance and procrastination persist despite best efforts, and folks just don't feel themselves. You may be in a toxic job, a bad relationship, or just feel overwhelmed. I can help you clarify feelings, resolve the hurt, and start building effective strategies towards a better life.

Dr. Tom Murray, Sex and Relationship Therapist

You want someone who's straight to the point so that you can get on with your life. Sure, credentials matter, but what matters most is someone who provides quality and value starting session #1. More, when it comes to hiring a consultant to improve your relationship and sex life, you want someone exceptionally skilled at both and with a proven track record.

Eryn Greenstein

If you are currently undergoing life transitions, grappling with existential questions, experiencing concerns, bouts of sadness, feeling disconnected, or simply in need of a secure environment to discuss your experiences, my office is well-suited for you. I am here to accompany you on your path towards achieving mental well-being.

Jaimie Lunsford

Dread, despair, anger. When emotions feel overwhelming, the lens we see through is dark, and nothing else seems okay. It's hard to cope with everyday tasks and interactions. We feel distanced from relationships we value. Life can feel too painful to live. I work with clients like you to create new, effective ways of navigating the inner world of thoughts and feelings, and together we reduce suffering and increase meaning in life. If nothing seems to be helping, get in touch. You're not alone.

Casey Brasfield

I enjoy working with clients of all ages who hold multiple minority identities and are seeking identity development, trauma therapy, or parent training. Many of my clients have jokingly described me as a "process consultant" and "professional poker". I can treat a range of mental health concerns but highly enjoy serving the local LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent community. I have experience writing letters in support of gender-affirming medical interventions (e.g., hormone treatment and surgery).

Jana Lindsay

I truly care about everyone I work with. Be open and honest with me that way we can work together to meet your goals

James Sewell

My clients tend to be experiencing a wide range of trauma and attachment wounds. Like people who feel like they are always having to work extra hard and still can't have their efforts reciprocated by others at work or in relationships, or even those who have always felt fine on their own and are starting to experience anxiety or intrusiveness from others. Or they might feel like good things are just bad things in disguise, waiting to happen, and struggle to make sense of the world consistenly.

Cindy Gierko

You’re an intelligent, professional, and accomplished woman. To others, you may seem like someone who has it together, but you’re struggling on the inside. Feeling overwhelmed and stuck prevents you from moving forward and living the life you’ve wanted. Painful memories, stress, grief, and life challenges are holding you back and preventing you from moving forward. You've been thinking about therapy for a while, and now you're ready.