Find therapists in Falling Waters

Daniel Lavelle

I work well with clients who want unconventional and novel methods to help them with their mental health and spiritual development.

Marcella Sims

Are you tired of always being the strong one, feeling like you can’t ask for help? You might be struggling with anxiety, depression, or relationship issues, all while trying to keep it together for others. It’s exhausting and isolating when it feels like no one truly understands or can offer the support you need. You don’t have to go through this alone. Together, we can explore the root causes of your struggles, gain new insights, and create a path toward a more fulfilling and balanced life.

Ann Iniguez

Dedicated to working with people from all walks of life, having served clients in recovery and incarceration.

JASMINE TEMPLETON

Do you want to become a fantastic parent? Let go and forgive? Become more assertive? How about love yourself? Improve your communication skills? All of these and more are attainable in a safe space. I specialize in listening to YOU. Whether we process a trauma together or work on addiction issues, we can do it together.

Amanda Shrekenhamer

Maybe you were holding it together, but then life threw you a curve ball. Your go-to ways of coping no longer work. Maybe you have been thinking about seeking therapy for a while but you couldn't find the time, or it made you too anxious. This can feel isolating, but you are not alone. My clients range in age from young adult to retiree age. I specialize in helping individuals navigate ADHD, parental burnout, life transitions, anxiety, academic/workplace issues, and family issues,.

Daniel McCarthy

I serve ages 16 years and older, helping my clients find new solutions to their issues. My areas of expertise are stress, anxiety, panic disorder, social and generalized anxiety, trauma/PTSD, mood disorders, depression, grief, chronic illness, long-COVID, issues associated with military life, LGBTQ+, relationship, life and career transitions. My role is to help you mobilize your resilience and assist you find new solutions; your new path forward.

Rachel Friendly

My practice, Friendly Psychology, LLC, focuses on supporting those navigating finding their voice in a system that would rather they stay silent, including women, trans/nonbinary folks, and folks in queer and BIPOC communities. I was a university counseling center clinician for 13 years, and I still have a passion for working with students, as well as other adults experiencing transitions and periods of growth. I love exploring the intersection of internal identity and external relationships.

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

Tiffany Wicks

Calling all activists, queer folks, and trauma survivors! Are you struggling from the current political tyranny? Are you anxious, exhausted, angry, and seeking a therapist who is ready to draw protest signs and make radical changes alongside you? Let’s spark a change! In this time of collective pain, we will take a look at somatic, social, & political ways to address trauma in your life and community. This is a radical space for kids, teens, and adults.

Allison Bernardo

I specialize in working with LGBTQ+ individuals, teens, and those navigating grief or loss. My ideal clients are those seeking support with identity development, emotional challenges, and coping with profound life changes. I offer a compassionate, understanding approach to help clients build resilience and achieve personal growth. If you're looking for a supportive space to explore these issues, I’m here to help.

Vanessa Cushing

I work with individuals and couples facing challenges related to trauma, intimacy, and sexual health. Whether navigating the impact of past trauma, improving communication in relationships, or addressing concerns with sexual well-being, I specialize in creating a compassionate, non-judgmental space for healing. My ideal clients are those seeking to explore their emotions, build healthier relationships, and reclaim their sense of self.

CoTenacious Therapy

Our clients are the kind of folks who are ready to level up—not just their lives, but their relationships and their sense of self. They’re all about putting in the work, both in and out of sessions (yes, there’s homework, but it’s the good kind). They want a therapist who’s not just along for the ride, but right there in the trenches with them, working just as hard to create a safe, supportive space to grow.

Sayuri (Julie) Heinl

Have you looked at yourself in the mirror and not recognize the person looking back at you? Do you ever wonder how you went from 0-60? Do you do things in the moment—yell, scream, shut down, pretend like you don’t care—and wish you could take it back? If you are filled with anger, sadness, anxiety, fear, mistrust, and negativity, it will inevitably seep into your relationships with those you love. These parts of us tend to push others away, even though what we most desire is peace & connection.

Fedeline Appolon

Are you experiencing challenges related to anxiety, trauma, low self-esteem, relationships, or life transitions? If so, I can assist you process past and present barriers and learn strategies to overcome these barriers so that you can reach your full potential.

Meghan McDonald

Clients come to me because they feel ready for something to change, but they're unsure of how to take the next step. Together, we reflect on what's been holding them back, and consider what it might take to get to a healthier place. I work primarily with couples and families to improve communication patterns and strengthen relationships. Using an Internal Family Systems (IFS) lens, we explore the roots of why we do what we do and consider new ways of moving forward through life.

Ian Caughlan

I work with adolescents and adults. I’m affirming of all genders, sexualities, and relationship structures. My approach is collaborative and flexible. We’ll work together to help you articulate your needs and craft a plan for meeting them. I’ll provide practical tools for immediate relief and help you gain insight to support lasting change.

Hannah Fuller

I believe one of the most healing things we can do is understand our stories and how it affects our everyday life and relationships. These experiences can manifest in different ways such as anxiety, emotional numbness, or relationship challenges. The clients I work with have oftentimes experienced complex relational traumas in childhood and dysfunctional family dynamics. Through these difficult experiences, we develop coping strategies and protective behaviors, which may no longer be serving you

Carrie Mead

Some seasons of life can be extra challenging, and asking for help can be hard to do. I can help you find peace and clarity amidst the storms of life. If you are in a transitional phase of life- perhaps considering separation or divorce, working through some intense family conflict, or finally facing childhood trauma- I can help. Whatever you are facing, I can support you as you learn to become empowered, assertive, and calm once again.

Azubike Aliche

My clients are adolescents and adults who are dealing with mood disorders, relationship difficulties or anger anger managements or impulse control problems. My clients are seeking individual, couple, family or group therapy. My clients are looking for online/virtual/teletherapy. My clients are looking for a therapist who is empathic, caring and can provide a collaborative therapy experience in which the client feels empowered.

Cari Oliver

Sometimes we have faced issues like depression, anxiety, or difficult and unfulfilling relationships our whole lives, other times problems seem to come out of nowhere and knock us right off our feet. One thing I do know, is that we should not go through hard things alone. I walk alongside my patients as they navigate the difficult healing from trauma, learning who they are in this world, or find meaning in the mess. I look forward to walking with you as you start taking back your life.