Therapists in Winston Salem, NC

Sometimes you just need the right person to talk to. Meet our professional, caring therapists, who provide confidential counseling for clients of all ages through individual, couples and family sessions. Each of our therapists can assist with adjustment and relationship issues, stress, anxiety, depression, anger management, grief, loss, trauma and victimization. See our website link, and staff photos for details.

I currently work with adolescents, young adults, and mature adults using a trauma-informed approach to address challenges surrounding interpersonal relationships, mood disorders, substance use, and life transitions. I provide comprehensive counseling services that not only address presenting concerns, but also explore potential barriers to recovery and wellness in each life domain. In addition to individual sessions, I often provide ongoing coordination with various stakeholders in clients' lives such as medical providers, community supports, family, and attorneys.

Congratulations, you have officially taken the first step in prioritizing your mental health! Therapy can be a vulnerable place, but it is in your vulnerability that you find the biggest strengths within yourself! I aim to offer you a safe space while we work together to improve your mental well-being through processing your emotions, thoughts, and feelings. People often feel that they do not have a place to go that allows them to be completely vulnerable, so let me be that space for you! I have experience in working with children, adolescents, adults, couples, LGBTQIA+ and college students. I also have training in Subtle Yoga.

ABC of NC is a non-profit dedicated to providing high-quality, evidence-based diagnostic, therapeutic, and educational services to people with autism spectrum disorder; ensuring service accessibility to individuals from any economic background; offering support and hope to families; and advocating for inclusion and acceptance.

Counseling involves a therapeutic relationship between the therapist and the client that is based primarily on respect, empathy, and confidentiality. The issues can range from alcoholism and other drug misuse, growing up in an abusive home, poor self-esteem, work difficulties, depression, anxiety, and life transitions. You determine your needs and goals and my job is to provide and safe and trusting environment for you to explore your issues. The style of therapy and the treatment approaches used varies depending on your needs and issues and the particular problems that are areas of concern for you.

Alan Capistrant is a Licensed Professional Counselor with 20 years of experience. Alan received his Masters degree in Counselor Education in 2002 from the CACREP accredited Institute, the Pennsylvania State University at University Park, Pennsylvania. He is currently licensed in the state of North Carolina. Alan provides counseling services to individuals, including children, adolescents, and adults. He currently provides individual and family therapy to a wide range of individuals. His general approach to counseling includes promoting autonomy, utilizing strength-based techniques.

I believe that healing that takes place with another person present is sacred. I enjoy working with clients at any stage of the healing process, from just starting their journey to feeling confident in their abilities. We will create a safe, supportive environment for you to explore yourself and become the best possible you through listening, education, and creative counseling techniques that are NOT Freud's psychotherapy. I love it when clients bring in questions, ask for homework, and commit to the process of counseling. At the same time, I have worked successfully with numerous clients who weren't so sure about going on their journey yet. If motivation is lacking, I like to provide a sounding board for clients who want to be inspired and empowered to decide what's right for them. I regularly ask my clients to get their hands dirty so that in the future, you will have the tools and coping skills you need to embrace your life. Much of counseling is a "choose your own ending" adventure novel, and when you are up for those twists, I'll be right beside you so you do not have to walk through the dark alone.

Would you like to gain a better understanding of yourself, patterns of behaviors/ cycles of thinking- with the intention of creating a more fulfilling life? We will work together to establish a treatment plan that fits your goals and needs.

I am particularly passionate about working with individuals on familial and interpersonal relationship issues, trauma, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and neurodevelopmental disorders. I feel strongly about delivering neurodiversity affirming care to my clients. All brains are beautiful and unique, so why not treat them that way!

We talk a lot about what's on our minds, the work our brains are doing, and the moving body as separate parts. But, they are all one unit working together, for better of for worse. Trauma is a good example of these parts working together as one. Our nervous system connects the body/brain/mind and can get stuck working too hard trying to keep us safe. Brainspotting via the eyes, connects with our sub-cortical brains to release trauma held in our whole selves. It gets to the things talking can't get to and reduces unwanted trauma responses. Curious? Come give it a try.

To provide services in the Mental Health and Substance Use field that will assist diverse populations with obtaining goals they have set for themselves in life. I’d like to do this while interacting with them in a group and/or individual setting. I feel that based on my educational experience, work experience and personal background, I could help individuals in the mental health and substances use concerns and want to achieve the success they desire for their lives.

Welcome! If you are looking for a couples counselor to support you and your partner through a hard place in your relationship, I would love to help. I use a combination of Emotionally Focused couples counseling and Gottman Method couples counseling. Using well-researched and time-tested strategies, I will work with you and your partner to help you reconnect, and create a life together that is meaningful, joyful, and hopeful for both of you. I also work with families and individuals on a variety of mental health issues, specializing in Depression, Anxiety, and PTSD/trauma.

For twenty years our group has brought encouragement and professional services to people of all ages. Our credentialed staff can work with a wide range of individual, marital and family issues. In addition to our main office in Winston-Salem, we also offer services in Surry County and Rockingham County. Details and contact info for each location are available on our website using the link above.

Meet Dr. Hancock We all need help sometimes. Mechanics, accountants, plumbers, medical professionals and many others are needed in our lives. Think of me as your family issues specialist. One of my greatest joys is to help people reach their goals. I hope you will feel as loved and well taken care of as my current and past clients do. I have led over 15,000 hours of counseling so far in my career. And having led approximately 500 parenting seminars and numerous marriage retreats the call on my life is clearly to help families be strong, loving, and successful.

Hello there! I’m so glad you’re taking the step to reach out and connect with someone familiar with helping people navigate the challenges life often throws at us. From depression to burnout, and anything in between, I’m here to help you not only work on the issues at hand, but help you uncover the core reason why you're no longer feeling like yourself. While I specialize in working with clients 16+ struggling with eating disorders, I’m also passionate about trauma work, neurodivergence, attachment concerns, and general mood changes.

Looking for a therapist who can identify and relate with your struggles? One who can relate to the battle with addiction and the negative emotions connected to using such as anxiety, depression, mood swings, guilt, shame, failure and disappointment. Deep down inside of you, there is a yearning to manage your struggle and achieve a state of normalcy. Are you questioning how do I stop this self-destructive behavior and hurting my loved ones? Then you are at the right place. A new normal is possible and there is hope. Together, we can establish a new perspective on life and realize that living life is more than a focus on recovery.

Hello, I am Zach Craddock, a licensed clinical mental health counselor associate (LCMHCA). I attended Edinboro University of Pennsylvania (now PennWest Edinboro) and earned a master’s in clinical mental health counseling. As a practicing counselor, I have had the opportunity to help individuals through difficult times in their lives. I pride myself on building an open and safe environment for people to explore and gain the tools to rebuild or strengthen their mental health.

Many of my clients come to counseling wanting to work through struggles, strengthen relationships, or process painful experiences. As a counselor, I strive to respond to the unique needs of my clients with genuineness, respect, and support. Over the past eight years, I have provided counseling to individuals, couples, and families for issues related to anxiety, depression, relational conflict, parenting struggles, managing stress, navigating career transitions, and coping with loss.

Feeling isolated? Unsure how to manage demands on you? Struggling with decisions? Can't share feelings because you fear being misunderstood? Feeling overwhelmed? I work with adults dealing with issues including excessive worry, role changes, indecision, unhappiness, interpersonal differences to unexpected life challenges. Psychotherapy helps to gain a better understanding of self and others as well as recognize triggers affecting positive growth and change. You never endure this "journey" alone. Together, we explore beliefs, unresolved issues, feelings, and behaviors to develop healthy coping skills and life choices.