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Therapists in Tuscaloosa, AL


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Dr. Kendal Cassidy

My approach to therapy: I know that you care take all day long for others, so this is the one place you get to focus on yourself and get your own support without worrying about taking up too much space or resources. I am here only for you.

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Dr. Vanessa Houdek

My approach to therapy: As a licensed clinical psychologist I specialize as a pregnancy, postpartum & maternal mental health expert (fertility, pregnancy loss/infant loss, birth trauma, coping with a NICU stay, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, adjustment...)

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Paigean Jones

My approach to therapy: Drawing from my experience as a registered yoga instructor and certified clinical trauma professional, I can help you navigate life's challenges and find inner peace. My approach is client-centered, and I tailor therapy to meet your unique needs.

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Michelle Litwer

My approach to therapy: My main objective is to help clients manage their emotions so they can make mindful decisions that are line with their goals/values. I enjoy helping clients live more fulfilling lives, become unstuck, and work to build a life worth living.

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Lindsey Morrissey

My approach to therapy: I incorporate mind-body techniques, such as Brainspotting, to support the brain's natural ability to heal as well as interpersonal strategies focused on , learning about yourself, identifying emotions, and developing healthier relationships.

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Zeba Madni

My approach to therapy: Medication management with a holistic approach.

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North Shore OCD Women's Treatment Center, Ltd. Kathi Fine Abitbol, PhD

My approach to therapy: Empathic, motivating and straight-forward. We collaborate to tailor sessions to meet your needs. We use your strengths to both empower you to reach your goals as well as to help you with areas of concern. I guide you but you remain in control.

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Phillip Stepka, PsyD

My approach to therapy: I am trained in and utilize state-of-the-art approaches to address impacts of stress, self-image, and overwhelming emotions. However, each therapeutic relationship and approach is different and collaboratively based on your unique needs and pace.

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Emily Turinas

My approach to therapy: My treatment philosophy is holistic, utilizing an integrative approach to tailor treatment to the needs of each patient at an individual level. I enjoy working with patients to identify patterns and behaviors that are holding them back.

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Jennifer Schager

My approach to therapy: I am very collaborative - my goals are your goals. My approach is partly skills-based, partly process-oriented. It’s important to have the skills to make changes, while also understanding how we got here in the first place.

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Find Postpartum Depression Therapists & Counselors in Tuscaloosa, AL.

Are you feeling depressed after giving birth or having a child? It’s normal to have mild mood swings after having a baby, but postpartum depression is an entirely different beast. Postpartum depression is a serious mental illness characterized by feelings of sadness, anger, detachment, or hopelessness that lingers on for longer than a few days after giving birth.

If you believe that you are experiencing postpartum depression, you should seek postpartum depression therapy immediately. Mental Health Match can help you easily find an experienced therapist or counselor who best meets your needs.

Postpartum Depression Symptoms

Experiences vary from person to person, but here are some symptoms of postpartum depression:

  • You are extremely irritable.
  • You find it difficult to concentrate.
  • You feel depressed or have frequent mood swings.
  • You have had thoughts of harming yourself or others, including your baby.
  • You don’t feel like you’re bonding with your baby.
  • You cry often.
  • You feel alone even when surrounded by loved ones.
  • You have the above symptoms for longer than two weeks after giving birth.

This is not an exhaustive list of postpartum depression symptoms.

It can be difficult to differentiate postpartum depression symptoms from those of the “baby blues”. To get some clarity, read licensed therapist Lindsay Pearce’s article that highlights the difference between baby blues and postpartum depression.

Heal from Postpartum Depression

Left untreated, postpartum depression can worsen and lead to dangerous situations, so the time to consider therapy is now. Luckily, with Mental Health Match, finding a qualified postpartum depression therapist is easy! Start by browsing postnatal experts below or by using our free therapist matching tool.


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