I employ a warm and open type of communication. I want to create a place where you feel safe to share what is on your mind as well as secure enough in our therapeutic relationship to receive feedback and be challenged in ways you may need to be.

Andrea provides a safe, calm, non-judgmental space for engaging in therapy. Although very straightforward, Andrea is validating and approachable.

Is anxiety, depression, or a relationship problem your constant companion? I help men, women, and couples discover that change is possible. In a warm and compassionate setting, you can confront challenging obstacles and explore healthy ways to address them. Building on your personal strengths and values, you can learn to change thought patterns and behaviors that get in your way, and discover new ways of relating to yourself, the world around you, and the people in it. If something in your life needs to change and you don't know how to make it happen - please call me - I would love to help you.

I offer compassionate and evidence-based therapy to help you navigate life's difficulties. Whether you're dealing with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or trauma, I can provide the support and tools you need to heal and grow. I'm here to listen without judgment and offer guidance on your journey toward healing and well-being. Together, we'll explore your thoughts and feelings, develop coping strategies, and build resilience. I believe in your ability to overcome challenges and achieve your goals. Through therapy, we'll work collaboratively to identify your strengths, develop practical solutions, and empower you to live a fulfilling life. I am available to clients across the state, allowing you to visit with me in the comfort of your home through telehealth, whether it be during the week or in the evenings or on weekends.

At Starobin Counseling we focus on helping people repair and strengthen their relationships with themselves and their relationships with others. We regard relationships as central to the therapeutic process. Some challenges in life are purely personal, but most problems express themselves in the intersections people have with other people. Therapy helps people repair their inner selves, often injured by relational ruptures, and learn and practice being in relational health with one another. Therapy helps people hear themselves think, experience feelings, gain new perspectives. We help people recognize and strengthen their own vitality and resiliency so they can unlock their capacity for compassionate and meaningful connections. We are a neurodiversity-minded, neurodiversity-affirming, gender-affirming, and culturally aware and sensitive practice.

I believe the therapeutic relationship itself is a healing experience. During sessions, we are able to process your thoughts, emotions, and lived truth in context with your current life. We work together, with you in charge of the pace and direction that we go in. I offer you a mirror to see your life from different perspectives, as we so often get stuck in one thought pattern. I believe you have deep wisdom within you; my job is to help you connect to your inner self so that you can gain insight that allows you to live your best life.

Life asks a lot of us right now. The news never stops, work follows us home, money feels tight, and everyone's phone is always buzzing. If you're also raising kids, holding a marriage together, or carrying something from your past, it's no surprise if you feel tired, anxious, or like you're barely keeping up. You don't have to have it all figured out to be here. You don't need a crisis or a diagnosis either. You just need to be ready for something to feel different. I'm Brad Croyle, a Licensed Professional Counselor and EMDR-Certified Therapist and Approved Consultant with more than 25 years of experience. I work with adults who are dealing with: • Stress, anxiety, burnout, and the constant pressure of modern life • Trauma, PTSD, and childhood abuse or neglect • Parenting stress, guilt, and the challenge of raising kids in today's world • Marriage, relationship, and family struggles • Addiction and compulsive behavior, including compulsive sexual behavior • Infidelity, secrecy, and broken trust, whether you caused the hurt or experienced it • Emotionally abusive, controlling, or narcissistic relationships • Feeling stuck, trapped, or unable to change a long-standing pattern I'm a private-pay therapist, so your care is decided between you and me, not by an insurance company. We can focus on what matters to you without insurance rules about diagnosis, session length, or number of sessions. Your sessions are confidential and private. I use EMDR, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and mindfulness-based approaches. I'm warm, direct, and nonjudgmental. You can tell me things that feel hard or embarrassing to say out loud, and I'll be honest with you in return, because I think you deserve both kindness and a real plan. The first step is a free consultation. We'll talk about what's going on and whether I'm the right fit. There's no pressure. A little about me: Outside of counseling, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, traveling, hiking, mountain biking, photography, being outdoors, reading, gardening, roasting coffee (and drinking it!), and maintaining a healthy, balanced lifestyle.

We love what we do! We get to help you live a happier, more balanced life. Insight Into Action Therapy is a group of experts in their fields. If you are struggling with an addictive behaviors, substance use, relationships, mood disorders, or the areas listed, we can help. Therapy is more than just talking. You will get support, perspective, guidance, and tools on your unique situation. Insight offers individual, group, play, family, play, and couples therapy as well as psychological and psychiatric evaluations, medication management, on-site drug and alcohol testing, and court ordered evaluation and treatment. Insight knows substance use occurs on a spectrum and that not everyone who struggles has an addiction. We specialize in harm reduction psychotherapy and alcohol moderation, lead by three time author and nationally recognized trainer, Cyndi Turner. We also offer MATMOUD, including Suboxone and the Vivitrol shot. Please visit our website, check out our bios, and call one of us. If we are not the right fit, we will connect you to someone who is.

I strongly believe in your inherent ability to grow and change-- to survive neglect, hardship, and trauma and become stronger and more resilient. I help people find their strengths and learn to accept and even love their vulnerabilities. I teach coping skills and I listen intently.

I strive to set a calm, structured, and judgment-free atmosphere to create space for open communication and relationship-building. Many of my clients have shared that it feels easy to talk with me without fear of judgment.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with 4 years of experience supporting individuals through life transitions, anxiety, grief, mood challenges, trauma, and substance use. I specialize in working with adults who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected from themselves, their relationships, or their sense of purpose. Many of my clients come to therapy seeking clarity, healing, and a more grounded sense of self. Together, we work to understand patterns that no longer serve them, build resilience, and cultivate meaningful change.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Virginia. Born and raised in Iowa, I attended Iowa State University, graduating with a double major in Child, Adult, and Family Services and Spanish. I have traveled and lived in many places throughout the world, and have developed an appreciation for the differences we all have, but also the similarities that unite us. I received my master’s degree from Rutgers University. In my 18 years of work experience, I have worked supporting children, adolescents, and families. That experience includes working with trauma, depression, anxiety, school related anxiety and refusal, conflict between parents and children, involvement in the juvenile justice system, immigration stress and trauma, and crisis intervention. I have experience in child and adolescent therapy, family therapy, parenting, group therapy, and school-based mental health. I meet the child and family where they are on their journey and works collaboratively to develop realistic goals that will improve functioning in all environments. I utilize a strengths-based, solution-focused and family systems approach. I encourage children and families to share their culture and integrate the unique cultural experiences of families into treatment. I enjoy spending time outside, watching movies, reading books, and crocheting. I also enjoy various forms of exercise, like weightlifting and yoga. I enjoy watching (and sometimes playing) sports. I bring creativity and energy to my practice and am mindful and strategic about interventions used when working with children and families. Mental health is an important part of our being. Just like we eat food to feed our physical body, we must also get what we need to be mentally and emotionally resilient.