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Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC

Amy Ramsey is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Tigard, Oregon, with eight years in practice. She works with preteens, teens and adults who seem to be holding it together on the outside while feeling weighed down, on edge or unable to quiet their minds inside. For teens, that can look like overthinking social situations, feeling judged, pulling away from others or low confidence. She helps clients with anxiety, depression, overwhelming thoughts, self-esteem, relationships, stress, life transitions and family concerns, with the goal of helping them feel more grounded and in control and more like themselves again. Sessions are available in person in Tigard and online.

Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC, EMDR

Carol Greenberg is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Round Rock with 16 years in practice and training in EMDR. Her passion is helping marriages and families thrive, and she works with couples in conflict, parenting struggles and family issues, as well as teens, adults and older adults facing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, OCD, substance use and bipolar disorder. Her work is faith-centered, rooted in healthy relationships with God and others. For couples in crisis she offers marriage intensives with longer sessions held several times a week. She uses EMDR when painful past memories spill into the present, along with the Gottman Method, CBT and Christian counseling, and supports veterans. She sees clients in person in Round Rock and online.

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-S

Ashley Rogers is a licensed clinical social worker and supervisor in Round Rock with 11 years in practice. She works with adults and older adults on practical, real-life problems, from anxious thoughts that keep them awake to past or current trauma. Her focus areas include trauma, depression, anxiety, ADHD, grief, bipolar disorder and career concerns, and she offers LGBTQ+ affirming care. Many of her clients lead full, busy lives and want support and tools to get back on track. She uses Accelerated Resolution Therapy, cognitive processing therapy, CBT, attachment-based work and motivational interviewing. She works with clients online.

Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LPC

Xochitl Gamas is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Kyle with two years in practice, working with children, preteens, teens, adults and groups. She helps with anxiety, stress, depression, self-doubt, life transitions, ADHD, grief and school issues, and also supports parents. She believes every symptom has a story and helps clients understand why they react the way they do, whether that shows up as overthinking, disconnection or relationship struggles. Her methods include CBT, person-centered and solution-focused therapy, somatic work, and play and sandplay therapy for younger clients. She sees clients in person in Kyle and online.

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, MNLP

Nate Havlick is a licensed clinical social worker based in Austin who works with adults and older adults. He helps people facing important decisions, difficulties with someone they love, or ongoing anxiety, depression and anger, and also works with grief, life transitions, self-esteem, stress and bipolar disorder. He believes that sharing honestly with another person, together with practical skills and fresh perspectives, can help people separate what is true from the stories the mind tells, making room for feeling and new choices. His approach is eclectic, drawing on CBT, mindfulness, compassion-focused, solution-focused, transpersonal and spiritual approaches, coaching and neuro-linguistic programming. He sees clients online.

Family Therapist, MS, LMFT

Amber Holly is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Birmingham, Alabama, also licensed in North Carolina. She works with preteens, teens, adults, couples and families, often around relationship wounds rooted in family dynamics, romantic partnerships or early attachment. Common concerns include trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, family conflict and trouble trusting others. Her work is trauma-informed and culturally sensitive, aimed at helping clients understand their own story and build healthier connections. She draws on attachment-based and emotionally focused therapy, Internal Family Systems, CBT, narrative and solution-focused approaches. She sees clients in person in Birmingham and online.

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW

David Namir is a licensed clinical social worker in Little Rock, Arkansas, with 15 years in practice. He works with adults and couples who may seem fine to others but feel stuck, overwhelmed or unlike themselves. His focus includes depression, anxiety, trauma recovery, life transitions, perfectionism, self-esteem and relationship concerns, along with substance use and men's issues. Namir describes his style as warm, direct and collaborative, pairing practical strategies with deeper exploration of a client's history and goals. He draws on CBT, cognitive processing therapy, motivational interviewing, REBT and person-centered methods, and welcomes LGBTQ+ clients. He sees clients in person in Little Rock.

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW

Joe Yoder is a licensed clinical social worker in Little Rock, Arkansas, with eight years in practice. He specializes in children and teens from ages 3 to 18 and their families, helping with anxiety, trauma, behavior problems, school difficulties, defiance and emotional regulation. Parents often come to him wanting practical tools and a calmer home with better communication. A core part of his work is Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, which involves live coaching of parents during sessions. He also uses EMDR, CBT, trauma-focused CBT, ACT and exposure and response prevention. Yoder offers sessions in person in Little Rock and online.

Counselor, LMHC

Eli Bogart is a licensed mental health counselor in New Haven, Connecticut. He helps adults with depression, anxiety, grief, trauma and eating disorders, and also sees clients with OCD and borderline personality concerns. Bogart believes real healing comes from understanding a client's struggles with care and addressing the deeper conflicts beneath them. He is also a rabbi who has taught at a rabbinical college for over a decade; he keeps his own religious views out of therapy, though his style is shaped by ancient wisdom and existential thought. He practices at a clinic near Yale and offers sessions in person and by telehealth.