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Lisa Womack MSW LCSWA North Carolina - Adults/Older Adults - Telehealth
Lisa Womack MSW LCSWA North Carolina - Adults/Older Adults - Telehealth
My gift is helping others discover that areas of weakness do not have to limit their success. Success is unique to each person. My name is Lisa Womack and I specialize in working with adults, especially older adults and adults with stressful careers. My aim is to assist you in clarifying and attaining your personal definition of success using CBT, motivational interviewing, and incorporating your belief system, we will partner together to unlock your potential.
My 15 year journey in the Human Services field has led me to specializing in career focused individuals who are managing stressful jobs. I will partner with you to develop self-care and coping strategies that work for you. We will work together to confront false belief systems and reconstruct belief systems that are accurate and promote positivity. In addition, if you are navigating life challenges such as dealing with the loss of a loved one, estrangement from family members, loss of independence, or adjusting to change in life such as empty nest or retirement, then I am your counselor. By using different modalities and incorporating your own spiritual and religious beliefs, you will be empowered to face life challenges in a new and meaningful way.
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Lisa is trained in ERP - Exposure Response Prevention for OCD and PTSD and is training in DBT and RODBT.
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Sarah Causey - LMFT - Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Families/Couples/Adults - North Carolina and Florida - Virtual
Sarah Causey - LMFT - Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Families/Couples/Adults - North Carolina and Florida - Virtual
“I can’t go back to yesterday because I was a different person then.” – Alice in Wonderland. Those who find my style most helpful are those looking for a non-traditional therapist. My specialties include couples and families with high conflict, personality disorders, struggles with spirituality, cultural diversity, LGBTQIA+ community including polyamory/ethical non-monogamy, folx living with HIV, cis/trans couples.
I am licensed in NC for in person/online and Florida online only. As an experiential therapist at heart, I am also foundationally trained in DBT and integrate DBT skills. When working with couples, I primarily use Gottman Method Couples therapy. Additionally, I am trained in Gottman’s Seven Principles of Making a Marriage Work and provide weekend intensives.
The hardest work is the work that starts at home. If you are looking for someone to navigate through the chaos of life, I provide a genuine and safe space to explore the struggle of inevitable changes. I believe internal work can be the most difficult and the most rewarding for a person, couple, or family-regardless of the structure.
Behavioral Issues Bipolar Disorder Bisexual Borderline Personality (BPD) Coping Skills Depression Developmental Disorders Domestic Violence Sexual Abuse Spirituality Suicidal Ideation Transgender Women’s Issues Family Conflict Grief Impulse Control Disorders Infertility Infidelity Lesbian LGBTQ+ Open Relationships Non-Monogamy Relationship Issues Self-Harming Sex Therapy Sex-Positive, Kink Allied
Sharon Young MA MPA LCMHC-A (Night and Weekends, Parents, In-person and Telehealth) North Carolina
Sharon Young MA MPA LCMHC-A (Night and Weekends, Parents, In-person and Telehealth) North Carolina
Sharon is our parenting guru! She is well trained parent coaching with the Triple P Parenting Program. She helps her clients weather the storms and create the changes they want to see. She translates those same skills to her nonparent clients and helps them become a leader in their own life! While it’s sometimes hard to see our strength, Sharon believes that her clients have the solutions within, they just need some help pulling them out!Her role is to facilitate that discovery by creating an environment free of judgement and free of discrimination. Her 20+ year career in the social work system helps her create that supportive environment where you can face the tough situations in life, develop solutions, and/or take responsibility with not just grace but also a plan. Whether it is a particular situation you are seeking help with or a longer pattern you want to break she can help you find solutions.Sharon specializes in helping adults and parents utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Triple P Parenting Techniques. She also help with issues such as depression, anxiety, social/relationship problems, domestic violence, parenting, and issues of daily living.Sharon has a Master Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Capella University, Minneapolis, and a MPA in Government & Management/Human Resources Management from Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY.
Trish Lockhart, MSW LCSW (In Person and Telehealth for North Carolina and Florida, Adults and Teens) North Carolina and Florida
Trish Lockhart, MSW LCSW (In Person and Telehealth for North Carolina and Florida, Adults and Teens) North Carolina and Florida
Trish first became interested in therapy during her time in the military mentoring junior Marines, though she is often told she is too quiet to have been a Marine. She found that the biggest cause for unhappiness in her peers was not fitting the mold. She worked to create an environment that was more diverse in thought and more forgiving. She carried these lessons into her work as a therapist.
She completed her Masters Degree in Social Worker at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2015. After graduating, she enjoyed several years of working in the community with young adults and adults with severe mental illness. During this time she became interested in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and started her training.
Trish works with adolescents (12+) through adults. Trish believes in a holistic approach to therapy and combines evidence-based therapies like CBT and DBT with investigations into health. Generally, she recommends clients get a full work up from their primary care doctor. She believes that small changes can often have the biggest impact, including sleep hygiene!
Trish is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for anxiety, depression, and psychosis, Cognitive Processing Therapy for trauma, Cognitive Enhancement Therapy for mental illness recovery, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy for emotion dysregulation and social skills. She is also integrating Radically Open DBT (RO DBT) into her practice for OCD, treatment resistant depression, Autism and other diagnoses related to over control.
She also has experience working with the LGBTQ community, kink community, and with substance use disorders but does not consider herself a specialists in these areas.
One of her favorite quotes from another Hufflepuff, “My philosophy is that worrying means you suffer twice.” - Newt Scamander (I don't support JKR due to her discrimination against transgender individuals)
She completed her Masters Degree in Social Worker at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2015. After graduating, she enjoyed several years of working in the community with young adults and adults with severe mental illness. During this time she became interested in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and started her training.
Trish works with adolescents (12+) through adults. Trish believes in a holistic approach to therapy and combines evidence-based therapies like CBT and DBT with investigations into health. Generally, she recommends clients get a full work up from their primary care doctor. She believes that small changes can often have the biggest impact, including sleep hygiene!
Trish is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for anxiety, depression, and psychosis, Cognitive Processing Therapy for trauma, Cognitive Enhancement Therapy for mental illness recovery, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy for emotion dysregulation and social skills. She is also integrating Radically Open DBT (RO DBT) into her practice for OCD, treatment resistant depression, Autism and other diagnoses related to over control.
She also has experience working with the LGBTQ community, kink community, and with substance use disorders but does not consider herself a specialists in these areas.
One of her favorite quotes from another Hufflepuff, “My philosophy is that worrying means you suffer twice.” - Newt Scamander (I don't support JKR due to her discrimination against transgender individuals)
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