Women's Issues therapists in Salem, Virginia VA
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Women's Issues
Gabrielle Crowe
Pre-Licensed Professional, NCC, Resident in Counseling
I provide a nurturing space where women can explore a wide range of issues, from navigating societal expectations, career challenges, and family dynamics to addressing trauma and enhancing self-esteem. Together, we will explore the influence of your intersectional identities and ways to increase rest, joy, and radical self-acceptance. I deeply value each client as the expert on their own experiences, and work collaboratively within their values to achieve more authentic and fulfilling life.
2 Years Experience
Online in Salem, Virginia
Women's Issues
Jacqueline Anderson
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC
I an help look at unique challenges women face, including gender inequality, reproductive rights, body image, career barriers, and societal expectations that might bring you in.
8 Years Experience
Online in Salem, Virginia
Women's Issues
Supervision Central & Counseling Services, LLC
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
We understand that mental health is a complex and multi-faceted issue and that each person's needs are unique. That's why we offer a variety of different services to meet the diverse needs of our clients.
13 Years Experience
Online in Salem, Virginia
Women's Issues
Margot Schultz
Licensed Professional Counselor, M.T.S., M.A., LPC
My counseling practice has evolved over the years, to become a place especially helpful to women. Whether it is a concern about roles in the family, such as parent or wife, or perhaps a concern about a friendship; these types of relationships cause stress for women. There is also the relationship that one has for one's self. Can you be your own best friend when the other people in your life let you down?
Sometimes, women come in to counseling to work through spirituality issues. They are asking themselves if the church they attend is a good enough fit for what they deeply believe in. Other reasons for delving into matters of faith include wondering "where" a loved went after they died. When there is a loss in the family, a woman is often the one comforting others but not sure where to turn to receive help with her own questioning and grieving.
Most women today also have a career of some type, whether it is full-time or part time. Some women work on projects but don't have a job
per-se. Other women feel the most freedom by staying in the "gig economy" but there is anxiety that comes with having to change "gigs" often. Women working up the corporate ladder need to talk about the obstacles they confront, and how to maintain their confidence amidst the criticisms faced at the office.
Last but not least, there is the topic of romance and personality fit. Many women wrestle with deciding if they are in a "good enough" relationship, since all partnerships are flawed in some way. They wonder if their partner will ever understand them, or how to make that happen in a non-threatening way.
14 Years Experience
Online in Salem, Virginia
Women's Issues
Andrea Kamins
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LICSW, MSW
I practice from a feminist perspective and welcome clients across the gender spectrum. Throughout our work together, we will explore the impact of identity factors such as gender on one's mental health.
8 Years Experience
Online in Salem, Virginia (Online Only)