North Chesterfield Therapists specializing in Grief or Loss

Alex Hilert

I specialize in helping clients learn to regulate their anxiety through the integration of mindfulness and cognitive behavioral therapy. I also provide EMDR to help clients who experience PTSD symptoms. I have worked for 5 years in the field of substance use and mental health and hold certifications in truama and substance use counseling. I provide LGBTQ+ affirmative treatment and utilize a multicultural and strengths-based framework.

HeartMind Resiliency LLC

Very few of us get through life without trauma and the accumulated stress of modern life. Many come to us with PTSD/cPTSD, anxiety, depression, burnout, chronic pain/medical issues, as well as relational and parenting concerns. Maybe you have been in therapy before and as seeking something that goes beyond talking about your concerns and past. You are curious about finding more peace in both your body and mind so that you can begin to truly live life. Serving the very young, teens and adults.

Erin Dabrowski

I am an emotional, safe, support for clients who are coming to terms with loss (death or abandonment) that has affected their everyday life.

Tracy Carroll Kuhnert

Thinking "Hey, maybe I could use therapy," is pivotal. Usually it's pain, suffering, confusion, difficult emotions, and things just not going right that bring us to therapy. AND although it can feel otherwise, there's no shame in needing or wanting support, or participating in therapy. My hope is that therapy helps you experience greater self-acceptance, compassion, and ease with yourself and your life - it's a worthy and doable endeavor.

Valencia Hargrove

Through my practice, I want to eliminate the mental health disparities that keep women in the Black and Brown communities from seeking help and having to access mental health services. I want to continue to help women strike a healthy balance between catering to their and their children’s needs and dispelling the myths and judgment that come with perinatal and postpartum depression and the struggles of motherhood.

Andria Stokes

Treatment is collaborative and solution-focused, I understand that YOU are the expert in your own life and will work with you to tailor a treatment approach to your specific and unique needs. Take the first step to explore your full & authentic self in a safe, culturally-affirming, and non-judgmental space.

emily agee

I serve clients from a variety of different backgrounds. These include those with depression, anxiety, trauma, gender exploration, sexual orientation exploration, and more. If you are wondering if we would be a good fit, you are welcome to reach out to our office with what you are hoping to work on!

Mohammad Baig

Most people go to therapy because they are dealing with people who need to be in therapy. I am the therapist for those who seek to heal from their trauma. My niche is grief, trauma, OCD, and personality disorders.

Brandon Johnson

If you are tired of carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders, feeling lost, and alone; we will work great together. So many times, we get caught up in the daily stressors of life that we do not worry about how we feel. It is only when we feel we are truly overwhelmed that we realize that we need to make a change. If this is you, lets meet and discuss how you can become a better version of you.

Destiny Spain

Are you trying to navigate through past traumas? Have you been hit with surprise anxiety more times than you can count? I know exactly what you're feeling: the pounding chest, the shortness of breath, the feeling that the walls are closing in and you need out NOW. Trying to handle trauma can be terrifying, and I don't want you to have to suffer them anymore. I look forward to partnering with you to take your life back.

Todd Huband

Are you searching for the meaning of life? Are you searching for a purpose? Do you experience serious issues that get in the way of a happy and fulfilled life? I know how you are feeling. As we work together, we can use faith-based and/or evidence-based principles to help you make changes that will drastically impact your life in a positive way.

TODD HUBAND

Grief, bereavement, and loss impacts everyone. We can work together to ease your pain and learn how to re-build a happy and fulfilling life.

Dan Cimo

Barbra Rogoff

I see clients in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia via teletherapy. I feel privileged to collaborate with adults of all races, genders, sexual orientations, and cultural backgrounds who are seeking a safe place to work through their concerns and difficulties. My goal is to help you develop more peace and contentment in your life, achieve your goals, and create the life you desire.

Cynthia Kilgore Shaikh

In all honesty, I do not know if there is an 'ideal client' since all clients bring their own unique backgrounds, experiences and hopes to the therapy "room ". During my career, I have been able to work with clients with a variety of mental health, addiction and adjustment issues and I have learned something from each of these clients . I see therapy as a "partnership " in which I am beside the client on his/her/their journey and helping the client to grow into the person they aspire to be.

Eirene Counseling and Consulting, LLC

How is your relationship with yourself? With other people? When those relationships are unbalanced it can look like repeating the same dysfunctional patterns no matter how hard you try. It can feel like you are stuck, unmotivated, frustrated and have no energy to make the changes you desire or not being sure of what changes you need to make to live a fuller, more complete life. You may also feel overwhelmed, anxious, doubtful of your abilities, anger, and setting impossible goals for yourself.

Jerry Mize

I welcome individual sessions with adults and older teens with a variety of clinical needs, particularly anxiety, depression, trauma, sex, sexuality, and identity. Using a trauma-informed approach, I enjoy working with clients on personal reflection and growth to meet their goals, as well as processing barriers that make it difficult to meet their therapeutic goal.

Emily Neal

I practice with a client-centered approach while cohesively using different counseling methods, such as CBT, mindfulness, and solution-focused therapy. In a time when overall wellness is the lowest for many individuals, I encourage my clients to connect with themselves through mindfulness and self-care. I am interested in working with adults on life transitions, anxiety, trauma, depression, stress management, low self-esteem, and family issues.

Tricia Mazza

I approach my work with an understanding that your experience is unique, and I appreciate the courage it takes to engage in therapy. It is important to me that you feel heard and understood as we explore the sources of your difficulty. My relationship with clients is always collaborative, holding you as the expert in your life. Sessions typically focus on building insight into how past experiences affect us today, along with developing and/or strengthening the skills needed to achieve wellness.

Rhianna Beasley

Many of my clients come to me after other short-term therapy approaches have not worked for them. We work not only to manage distressing symptoms, but also to break enduring patterns related to identity, relationships, emotional expression, and safety. In exploring these patterns, we often find that they stem from earlier experiences where we felt unsafe, out of control, or invalidated. I do not accept insurance and my clients pay out of pocket or have out-of-network insurance benefits.