With over 100 associate therapists in our non-profit collective, we are able to provide tailored services for a wide variety of clients. You can use the dropdown menus in our therapist directory to find the therapist who is right for you.
Alternatively, you might want to browse these pages:
Who We Help
Therapists might work with individuals, couples or families. They may specialize in working with teens or children. We even have a few therapists who run groups.
Learn more about each of these options on the “who we help” page.
What We Help
There are many different things that bring people to therapy.
You might want to work through a specific issue, such as infidelity in your marriage or processing grief and loss . You might want to develop solutions and understanding around a condition such as depression, anxiety, OCD, or PTSD. Or you might want to dig deep into personal growth, questions of identity and values or navigating complex social issues.
One of the benefits of choosing Center for Mindful Psychotherapy is that we have approximately 100 associate therapists in our collective. Each has their own specialties and areas of focus. Many therapists work across a broad range of different topics but if you’re seeking a therapist with a specific focus, you can use the “what we help” category in the dropdown menu in our therapist directory to find the therapist who is right for you.
How We Help
Just as there are many different reasons people come to therapy, there are many different types of therapy to choose from. Our therapists collectively specialize in a broad array of different approaches including somatic therapies, mindfulness, psychoanalytic approaches, humanist and relational therapies, systems-based therapies and more.
If you know what type of therapy you would like to try, you can use the “how we help” category in the dropdown menu of our therapist directory to find therapists who specialize in that modality.
It’s okay if you’re not sure what type of therapy is right for you, though. You can get more information about different approaches on the how we help page. Alternatively, you can call us for an appointment.