Louisville Therapists specializing in Adolescent Issues

Airlea Williams

Are you overwhelmed, experiencing anxiety, or bogged down with depression? Do you struggle with panic attacks, releasing disturbing memories, managing stress, or relationships? With Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral and/or Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, we can address the challenges so you can experience peace and realize your potential.

Nina Fox

I have 20 years of working with children ages 11-18. As a therapist and within the school system itself. By helping the adolescents navigate issues ranging from ADHD diagnoses, depression, and anxiety, sexual identity, parenting adolescents, transitioning to middle school, peer/social conflict in a nonjudgmental way.

Aleigha Phelps

Aleigha has worked with preteens and teens for 6+ years as they transition through puberty and work on relational issues with peers and adults. She specializes in working with teens who have anxiety, depression, and other trauma work.

Susan Bione

Nicole Y Ward MAMFT, LMFT

ages 3 to 90+

Glenda Alea

You can become the person you want to be. All your difficult decisions, life changes, fears and struggles can be explored in a safe and compassionate manner. My job is to support you in your journey using evidence based practices to promote self-awareness, positive lifestyle choices and to strengthen your relationship with your loved ones. When you step outside your comfort zone your confidence grows. I am here to help you become the person you want to be.

Laura Smith

My clients are any age and are usually struggling with a change due to a life event, trauma or death. I treat mood disorders such as depression, bipolar disorder and anxiety, as well as help with the stress of chronic illness.

Shemika Whiteside

I welcome clients from all walks of life. I want to ensure that you are heard and validated during our sessions. You may have received therapy in the past and your coping skills seem to have stopped working. I'm here to help you get back on track.

Kayla Renteria

I work with a variety of clients! I’ve seen individuals of many different backgrounds, ages, sexual orientations, gender identities, ethnicities, lifestyles, and religions. I’ve worked with people completely new to therapy, and people who have been in therapy for the majority of their lives. I specialize in helping individuals overcome the effects of trauma, as well as treating depression and anxiety in adolescents and adults.

Tomeika S. (Leavell) Reeves

It is important that we all feel seen and heard; we need that more than ever before. We need spaces created for us to heal wounds developed from adverse and traumatic experiences. We need room to acknowledge and address our pain. We need opportunity for self—self-reflection and expression. Leavell Counseling, LLC is committed to providing quality counseling services to individuals desiring more—more growth and more change. I look forward to supporting you in your process of growth and change.

Gail Bibb

Do you feel powerless in managing confusing and intense feelings and difficulty in understanding why you feel this way? ARE YOU STRUGGLING IN RELATIONSHIPS? Wondering if things can get better? Always arguing? Does your relationship lack passion and intimacy? Struggling with communication? Wishing you had more fun? Are you ready to get to know yourself better? I am passionate about creating a space for healing and exploring one’s self in order to move forward and live a freer life.

Shawn Oak

I help people live their life authentically, on their terms. Assisting them to recognize their core needs, desires, & their genuine values.

Ashlee Colville

Helping children to learn how to manage their emotions is an important part of their development. If will affect the way they respond to stressful situations throughout their lives. It starts with us setting an example. Is your child struggling with managing his/her emotions and are you at a loss for what to do? If so, I can help!

Brianna Bradshaw

Are you or a loved one overwhelmed with anxiety, feeling down, or lacking motivation or self-confidence? Many of my clients are grappling with intrusive thoughts and memories that won't go away. They find themselves always on edge, looking over their shoulder, and feeling irritable and distracted. Often, they struggle to see their own worth and feel guilt and shame about past experiences. They feel like they don't have any control in life. An eclectic approach with EMDR can help.

JoAnne S. Morris

For over 25 years I have journeyed with clients facing life transitions, relational challenges, medical diagnosis, chronic illness, terminal illness, and grief. I specialize in supporting, educating, and caring for individuals, couples, and families as they attempt to journey well through significant life transitions and redefine a 'new normal' when the 'normal' life they knew may not be possible anymore. I am experienced in working with the LGBTQ+ community.

Marjorie Tauzer

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy, I focus on family systems and relationship dynamics. I can assist you to meet your personal and relationship goals. I have experience working with children, adolescents, parents and adults.

Tony Sheppard

Adolescence is a time of opportunity and growth for people. I enjoy supporting and helping adolescents find themselves as they navigate life.

Kentucky Counseling Center

Kentucky Counseling Center is one of the largest behavioral health providers in the state. With more than 100 people on staff, we have the experience to meet your needs. We offer reduced waiting times for counseling, psychiatry, and case management appointments so you can get the mental health treatment you are looking for when you need it.

Danielle Jennings

I specialize in working with individuals (ages 6 and up) struggling with symptoms of depression, anxiety, stress, and/or adjusting to changes in their life. I have experience working with children between the ages of 6-18 with various issues or concerns that include depression, anxiety, trauma, foster care, behavioral concerns, impulse related concerns, and other mood-related concerns.

Amanda Gullett

If you’re struggling with life transitions (stress), difficulty moving forward after a painful event (trauma), grief, anxiety/depressive symptoms, or looking for ongoing therapy because you take medication for a chronic mental health disorder, I can help