Fayetteville Therapists specializing in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Holley Monroe

I see clients aged 13 and up. I can help my clients process current/past traumas or encourage them to achieve their dreams and goals. We can work through the multitude of stigmas and stereotypes that society tells us to conform to. Or if you just need someone to listen to you, I can do that too. Therapy doesn't look the same for everyone and that's okay.

Kayce Hodos

My clients are typically women who are feeling exhausted, frustrated, isolated, and anxious due to the adjustment to motherhood. They are struggling to feel like themselves again, figuring out how to manage day to day with a new tiny human, navigating shifting dynamics in their relationships (with their romantic partner, family, friends, coworkers, etc.), and finding even the smallest decisions overwhelming. Many of my clients are also highly sensitive.

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Tatyana Kholodkov

Project Yes PLLC clients are seeking to live a life with more ease and meaning. Our clients are often experiencing some form of stuckness or wanting to enhance their life. They may be navigating depression and pervasive anxiety, a major life change, healing from trauma, getting freedom from unhelpful habits, and exploring their identities. They want more depth in their self-awareness and their relationships (LGBTQIA, monogamous, poly, kinky). Our clients receive compassionate, affirming care!

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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.

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Breyta Psychological Services

You're thinking about finally working on "it". That thing that's been haunting your thoughts for years. It's seemed scary and too big to handle on your own. That's where we come in. You don't have to do this alone. You're more courageous than you know. You may have experienced trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship problems, or struggled with behavior problems but now is the time for change. We look forward to helping you through to the other side.

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Esther Tepfer

What truly ignited my path in this field was the realization that mental health is an integral part of our overall health and well-being. It's not just about treating symptoms; it's about empowering individuals to lead fulfilling lives, fostering resilience, and breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health. The ability to provide support, understanding, and effective interventions to those in need is a calling I feel deeply connected to.

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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.

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Tyler Benjamin

I see individual adults and couples who feel confused, afraid, ashamed or curious about their gender, sexuality or relationship structure. Some also want to improve communication, feel more secure, or mourn the loss of a beloved person, pet, or home, including by suicide, accident, disaster or violence. Some clients also labor on the front lines for justice, autonomy, self-determination and collective liberation amid personal trauma and systemic oppression.

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Katy Perkins Coveney

My clients are often asking themselves: Will it ever get better? What's wrong with me? Who am I? Is what happened to me violence? Will I ever make peace with my body? Why did my family keep this secret? Why can't I get over 'it'? They might be recovering from intimate partner violence, narcissistic abuse, disordered eating, emotionally immature parents, leaving high demand groups, DNA discoveries, adoption search/reunion, childhood trauma, perfectionism and shame. You don't have to do it alone.

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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.

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Rise & Thrive Counseling, PLLC

Our day to day can get overwhelming and it can be difficult to take action in order to make changes in our lives. Stepping outside of the box can be scary. You have the ability to rise up to the occasion to take more control of your own life experiences. You can feel more confident & free and truly live your life.

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Mark Eades

I focus my clinical practice on anxiety, couples therapy, and men's issues. I am skilled at using a number of therapeutic interventions to help my clients gain clarity around their present life circumstances and then to work towards attainable goals for a better future.

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Jonah Leslie

You’re feeling disconnected from yourself or the people around you. Maybe you’re feeling stuck in life and can’t find the energy to change things up. Or maybe you’re overwhelmed by thoughts or feelings that push you around or keep you from doing what you want to be doing. I'd like to help. Clients often come to me seeking relief from pervasive anxiety and overwhelm, or wanting to process major changes. I work with clients in all forms of relationships, and see couples and polycules too.

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Eliza Fochler

I work with primarily young adults and adults, and have found that many clients appreciate the humor and overall "realness" I bring into sessions. I have worked with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief/loss, life transitions, interpersonal relationship issues, family conflict, low self-esteem, eating disorders, and more.

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Katie Hargreaves

I enjoy partnering with clients on relationship issues, anxiety, and general life stressors. I also identify as queer and enjoy working with the LGBTQIA+ community with adults 16+ years old. As a therapist, I continue to engage in anti-racist and decolonization work that actively influence my practice.

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Mary Caldwell-Pineda

In my nearly 40 years of experience I learned everyone has story to tell of pleasures and pains. Anxiety, depression, grief and loss, women's issues, mother/daughter, aging/intergenerational family, inclusivity and diversity issues are just a few stories I've been told. I specialize in individual adults and/or couples to help them write the next chapter or rewrite the troubled one finding answers and strengths, new tools and skills that can lead to creating a more satisfying life.

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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.

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