Find therapists in Thrall

Paige Rocker

My clients are vibrant, resilient individuals and couples who are ready to embrace their authentic selves and create meaningful change. Many are members of the LGBTQ+ community, exploring gender identity, navigating the challenges of being non-binary or transgender, or working through the complexities of non-traditional relationships like non-monogamy and polyamory.

Mohadev Bhattacharyya

My clients feel stuck, but believe that a better life is possible. They may struggle to feel accepted or even to accept themselves. They may struggle in their relationships or work.

Noah Garcia

I work with a wide variety of clients from individuals identifying as LGBTQIA, poly, & kink to cisgender heterosexual individuals. My clients tend to struggle with issues of identity, depression, bipolar disorder, gender dysphoria, anxiety, panic, trauma histories, ADHD, family of origin issues, grief and loss, life transitions, relationship issues, stress management/self care, & interpersonal effectiveness. Clients also tend to seek me out for letters of support for gender confirmation surgery.

Beth Thomas

Are you a new mom, dad, or partner, struggling with anxiety/depression or scary thoughts? Perhaps you have just been given a new diagnosis and are struggling to come to terms with it? Or maybe you are a caregiver or the loved one who is sick or dying. My clients are looking for a deeply compassionate person to help them learn new ways to cope with life's big curveballs.

Jan Anderson

Each client enters therapy for different reasons and I will draw upon the techniques and philosophies which are best suited to meet those needs including: Psychodynamic, CBT, Humanistic, Family Systems, Solutions (Brief), Play Therapy, Sand Tray and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing)and others.

Katie Webb

Whether you are navigating feelings of shame or low self-worth, difficulty in your relationships, symptoms of anxiety or depression, or are working through the impacts of stress, abuse, grief, or trauma - you don't have to do it alone. I work best with clients who are naturally self-reflective and existential thinkers, looking for new ways to experience their life and relationships.

Donald "Keith" Montgomery

Together we form a collaboration of body, mind, and spirit in a trusting relationship to explore your truth, your strengths, and your unique life perspective. With conversation, reflection, consideration and the intention to challenge preconceived ideas, perspectives and actions you can try a different response for yourself or choose a new path forward. The life experiment continues to unfold in every moment.

Patrick Turbiville

Hailey Hughes

I specialize in trauma work and anxiety treatment. Although I welcome people from all identities and walks of life, I do have special experience working with queer-identifying individuals and teens. I also love working with self-identified "people pleasers", those who struggle with boundaries and survivors of abuse. I see you, and I would love to provide a safe and empowering place for you to start healing and giving yourself what you already provide for others.

Eden Stone

My clients struggle as you do. Despite being smart, determined and kind, life is hard. When they first come in, they experience thoughts and emotions as too intense. They have trouble relaxing and feel like anxiety has taken over their life. Before therapy, they put a lot of pressure on themselves and felt guilt and shame for struggling. ‘Other people seem to have it all together, why can’t they?’ Like my clients, you deserve to find peace and fulfillment in life. I'd love to help you get there.

Mendy Holliday

I help people who are struggling to develop a strong sense of self worth. I often work with people exploring identity and self esteem Who are experiencing symptoms like high anxiety, depression, difficulty coping with stress, and intrusive negative thoughts. Some therapists focus only on the symptoms which can feel incomplete. I listen deeply to hear what’s going on underneath. I help you process the old stories and beliefs held deep within that are cutting you off from your true self.

Jessica Warner

My clients are people searching for deeper, more meaningful connections in their lives and better communication skills to share their deepest desires with their partners. They're monogamous and non-monogamous, heartbroken, sex-starved, or overwhelmed. They're sometimes sex workers or patrons, kinky or vanilla, liberal or conservative. Sometimes they wrestle with society's expectations of them. They are all curious and brave and willing to learn and they're my inspiration every day.

Kathryn Gates

Historically, women have been valued primarily for being a certain size. Body Acceptance is gaining traction more and more, but many women still obsess about changing how they look. My body image groups provide support for women who can't seem to feel okay with themselves. Read the supplemental reading before you join group: bodyacceptanceproject.substack.com *Click on my website to learn more about body image groups.

Michael Germany

Are you overwhelmed and struggling to meet your own emotional needs because of anxiety, trauma, or life stress? Are you feeling distant from your life, loved ones, or yourself to the point of experiencing depression, self-judgement, or compulsive coping? I know how stifling it can be to need relief but not know how to achieve that sense of peace. You want to feel safe in your body, mind, and relationships once and for all. Together, we can foster a new sense of safety and stability in your life.

Margo James

Everything about the way I engage in therapy is about connecting you more deeply with yourself, so that you recover your own answers. If you can think and talk circles around your problems but still struggle with unresolved trauma, I am here for it. I work well with anxiety, a lost sense of self, people pleasing, dissociation, anger and honestly, lots more. I've taken a very deep dive into the world of Somatic Experiencing® and am so impassioned at the beauty of what it can do.

Megan Moon

Many of my clients feel stuck, overwhelmed, ashamed, and like their sense of self is inaccessible or reliant on other people. I specialize in working with people who did not receive the love and nurturance that they so deserved early in life and are therefore feeling disconnected from self love, self worth and are struggling in their adult relationships. All of our current behaviors were put into place for very good reason. They likely helped us survive. We can explore them more deeply together.

Natalia Amari

I have a particular passion for working with survivors of childhood abuse, domestic, and sexual violence. I am also well versed in and absolutely love working with the LGBTQIA, BIPOC, and Kink/Poly communities. What I love about working with survivors is fiercely holding hope while delicately encouraging the sparks of change at a time that can be so dark.

Jefrey Page

Primarily working with adults, I specialize in working with individuals who may have had difficult childhoods and are wondering how their past experiences may be contributing to their current struggles, conflicts, indecision, stagnation or chaos. I’m passionate about helping people with histories of trauma untangle and understand their patterns and move toward their goals.

Stephanie (Vee) Van Fossen

What if you could live your life with confidence, trust, understanding, and intimacy? If you're having a hard time, feeling disconnected, or having communication problems, I want to help. While my practice specializes in challenges around sex, communication, intimacy, and infidelity, over the years I've also had the privilege of working successfully with people bringing a broad range of other concerns to my office, including anxiety, gender & sexual identity, trauma, and more.

Amy Gilbertson

I specialize in work with older adults, caregivers and grief. Maybe you are caring for an ailing family member or longing to reconnect with your most authentic self after years of tending to others. You might be considering a transition to retirement, combating loneliness after the death of a spouse, redefining purpose, and building new relationships, or dealing with your own illness. Whatever the case may be, you deserve care that is focused on the unique needs of older adults.