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Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW

Taylor Roe is a licensed clinical social worker in Jackson, Mississippi, who completed specialized training at the Menninger Clinic. He works with teens and adults on depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, grief, self-worth and major life transitions, and also sees couples and families. Young adults dealing with failure to launch, men's issues, parenting and family conflict are among his areas of focus. His depth-oriented approach explores how past experiences shape current struggles while building practical strategies, drawing on psychodynamic, attachment-based, relational, family systems and mindfulness-based methods. He sees clients in person in Jackson and offers virtual sessions across Mississippi.

Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC-S

Christian Shearer is a Licensed Professional Counselor and supervisor in Jackson, Mississippi, with eight years in practice. Much of his work is with adults still carrying the effects of childhood hurt, along with the stress, anxiety and sense of disconnection that often come with it. He also works with teens and families, and helps with substance and alcohol use, sexual addiction, chronic pain and neurodivergence. Shearer focuses on helping clients cope with overwhelming memories and emotions so the past weighs on them less. His methods include CBT, DBT, ACT and hypnotherapy. He sees clients in person in Jackson and online.

Psychologist, PhD, LP, HSPP

Dr. Sarah Rose Edwards is a licensed psychologist in Fargo, North Dakota, with 21 years in practice. She specializes in complex trauma, especially long-term or early abuse within close relationships, and in the depression, anxiety, self-harm, poor self-esteem, substance use and anger that can follow. She also works with dissociation, eating disorders, postpartum and perinatal concerns, bipolar disorder, couples and families, and welcomes LGBTQ+ clients. Edwards views symptoms as ways people learned to survive and tailors therapy closely to each person. Her methods include Internal Family Systems, emotionally focused therapy, CBT, feminist, mindfulness-based and person-centered approaches. She works with teens through older adults online.

Counselor, MA, LIMHP

Sarah Thompson is a licensed independent mental health practitioner in Lincoln, Nebraska. She works with preteens, teens, adults and families on anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, self-esteem and life transitions, and also with OCD, parenting stress, school issues, defiance, self-harm and family conflict. Thompson practices at a group practice that emphasizes personalized, client-centered care and strong therapeutic relationships, with a focus on practical tools for lasting emotional resilience. Methods used include CBT, trauma-focused CBT, EMDR, attachment-based, narrative and solution-focused approaches, and motivational interviewing. She sees clients in person in Lincoln and online.

Counselor, MEd, LCMHC, LPC, IMH-E®

Kaitlyn Davis is a licensed clinical mental health counselor in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, also licensed in Massachusetts, with 10 years in practice. She is an endorsed infant mental health specialist who works with babies, young children, preteens, teens and families, especially children who faced early adversity. Her focus includes attachment and bonding, adoption, behavior management, emotion regulation, anxiety, trauma and grief, along with helping caregivers understand and respond to a child's needs. She is certified in caregiver-involved models such as Child Parent Psychotherapy, Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-up and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, and also uses play therapy and CBT. She sees clients online.

Psychologist, PhD

Dr. Edward Callaghan is a licensed psychologist in Montclair, New Jersey, with 17 years in practice. He works with preschool and school-age children, teens, adults and families, with particular focus on ADHD, autism, behavior problems and school difficulties such as academics and low motivation. He also helps with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, self-esteem and bipolar disorder, and with easing conflict between children and their parents. He founded an integrative therapy institute and directs its child services. Clients can expect a relaxed, attentive and non-judgmental style, with a clear plan early on. He draws on CBT, play therapy, psychodynamic, relational and family work, and sees clients in person and online.

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW

Jamie Shapiro is a licensed clinical social worker in Jersey City, New Jersey, also licensed in New York, with 12 years in practice. She focuses on grief and loss, including pet loss, and on people living with cancer, chronic illness or chronic pain, as well as those caring for an ill loved one or a family member with dementia. She also works with young adults through life transitions and with stress, anxiety, depression, loneliness and relationship concerns, and sees couples. Shapiro offers support and practical coping strategies, drawing on psychodynamic, emotionally focused, family systems, interpersonal and compassion-focused approaches. She sees clients online.

Counselor, PhD, MA, LPCC

Dr. Greg McNeil is a licensed professional clinical counselor and life coach in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with 19 years in practice seeing clients across New Mexico and Arizona. He works with adults, couples and families on anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship concerns, self-esteem and stress, and also with men's issues, spirituality and veterans. McNeil helps clients shape a vision for their future rather than staying defined by past experiences, and he sees the client as the authority on their own life. Coaching is central to his work, combined with CBT, REBT, Gestalt, Jungian, existential and humanistic approaches. He offers sessions online.

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW

Lynette Cordova is a licensed clinical social worker in Albuquerque, New Mexico, also licensed in Nevada, with more than 20 years in behavioral health. Cordova works with children, teens, adults, older adults and families on trauma and PTSD, anxiety, depression, grief, self-esteem, stress and life transitions, as well as chronic pain, domestic violence, body image, bipolar disorder and substance use. First responder stress, caregiver burnout and family dynamics are also areas of focus. The approach treats healing from trauma as a whole-body process, drawing on neuroscience and attachment research to build emotional regulation, mend relational wounds and strengthen resilience. Sessions are offered in person in Albuquerque and online.