Asheville Therapists specializing in Depression

Renee Anderson

What does it mean to life a life that's rich and meaningful? How can we feel most connected to ourselves and others? How can we feel "tapped in" to life? Perhaps you've already done some work on your own, in therapy, or in spiritual practice to gain awareness of yourself. You understand how you move through the world, where you get stuck, and how to regulate your emotions. Your life feels stable, supportive, and "good enough." But you find yourself asking, "what's next? How do I go deeper?"

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Sue Haydar

Dealing with the daily struggles of life doesn't have to be faced alone. Focusing on self-growth and resiliency leads to tangible changes in our lives and fosters a mind-body connection. Whether you want to focus on a specific issue or seek proactive change in your life, seeking help is the first step. I'm here to guide that change while helping us focus on measurable results to improve your life. Please scroll to the bottom of the page and enter your contact information to have a conversation.

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Matt Kirby

I am an experienced and highly qualified therapist with over 12 years of experience in providing therapy for anxiety, depression, and trauma. I am a LCMHCA with a Master's in Counseling and extensive experience in evidence-based therapies. My clients are teachers, students, gender non-conforming, neurodiversity, and LGBTQ. I work with all faiths and have a background in working with spiritual and religious trauma.

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Kristin Mignogna

Asking for help and letting someone in can be difficult and even intimidating. You may be looking for someone who can help you reach your mental health goals while also meeting you where you are in your life & mental health journey. I aim to create a space of comfort, safety, & trust in which clients can heal, progress, & develop self-compassion. I work with adults of all ages, across various cultures, ethnicities, religions, romantic/sexual relationship styles, and sexual & gender identities.

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Alexa Bonsey

I work with individual adults and adolescents who desire deeper and more secure connection with themselves and others. I may be a particularly good fit for those who are navigating the impacts of complex trauma, domestic violence and partnership challenges, religious and spiritual trauma, attachment wounding, chronic illness and medical trauma, LGBTQ+ clients and those wanting to explore identity. I welcome clients whose needs and life experience exist outside of these particular areas, as well.

Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

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Carlyle Stewart

You advocate for others. Who advocates for you? Equality, racial justice, the environment, peacemaking -- if you are working for any of these and you want more peace and understanding for yourself, then I want to help. I want to help you have peace with yourself and harmony and influence with others in your life, including family, friends, lovers, difficult comrades, and even those who might seem like adversaries.

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Katie Hughes

While I am passionate about working with adolescents and young adults, I find my curiosity and bringing my silliness to sessions is a bridge to working with people of all ages! Through empathetic and nonjudgemental care, I can help guide you through your therapeutic goals while establishing new coping skills and patterns. If you have struggled to feel supported by traditional therapy in the past, we may be a good fit!

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Holly Henry

I work with individuals and relationships. I support folks who are recovering from trauma (including relational, institutional, spiritual and religious trauma), repairing attachment wounds, navigating relationships, and experiencing anxiety, depression, and grief. Therapy will look different for everyone. My goal in our work together is to centralize your individual goals, stay guided by your values, empower your agency, and collaborate in defining what the therapeutic process is for you.

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Megan Bengur

You may be struggling to find yourself, to know what you want to do or how you want to live. You may know that something needs to change but change feels impossible. You may feel like a square peg trying to fit in a round hole. You may have spent years feeling misunderstood, not good enough or insignificant. Emotions may feel overwhelming or you may spend most of your time feeling shut down and disconnected.

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Kimberly Davis

Many of my clients are in transition. Those transitions can be related to life change (becoming a parent, children leaving home, separation from a partner, start of new job etc) or those transitions can be internal (tired of feeling used, wanting to feel more confident, recognizing the impact of past or recent traumatic events, etc) . While each clients experience is unique and complex; they all share a desire for a more positive and fulfilled future and a readiness for change.

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