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Jackie Williams

My approach to therapy: You will better understand your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors so that you can live life with more self-compassionate and hope. You will understand how your past impacts your present and feel more free to live your life more authentically.

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Dr. Jen Bachtold

My approach to therapy: I use a humanistic, solution-focused, and cognitive-behavioral model that puts you first and includes CBT, ACT, IPT, strength-based, trauma-focused, culturally-sensitive, relapse prevention, and motivational interviewing.

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Allyson Byers

My approach to therapy: I believe there are no bad parts of ourselves and that we heal in community. I am here to help you navigate the unknown—whether that's by offering resources and coping tools, processing the grief, or exploring parts of yourself that have been hidden.

  • Accepting Clients

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Breana Moore

My approach to therapy: My therapeutic approach is centered around Person-Centered care, Wholistic, Culturally-Sensitive, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Grief Therapy/Bereavement Support, Strengths-Based Perspective, Motivational Interviewing, Faith Integrated Intervention

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Tara Makhani

My approach to therapy: Each client needs a little something different, and I tailor my approach to meet your needs. I want to gain a better understanding of the person(s) across from me and help them to process what hasn't been working and get closer to what will.

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Melanie Dosen

My approach to therapy: I am committed to providing a non-judgmental, neuroaffirming space. I take a brain-based approach to treatment, because the more we know about our brains, the more tools we have to support our own responses to the world and our experiences.

  • Accepting Clients

  • In-Person or Online

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Michal (Rogers) Lepley

My approach to therapy: Strengths-based: Let's identify the strengths you already have & use them to accomplish your goals Client-centered: You know you best! I'm here as a facilitator not a director Evidenced-based: I love to geek out on data & use science

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Amy Toig

My approach to therapy: I integrate somatic therapy, talk therapy, and mindfulness practices to help clients deepen their self-connection and progress towards healing. I am currently pursuing certification in Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy.

  • Accepting Clients

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Matthew Cobb

My approach to therapy: I use evidence-based tools like IFS, CBT, EMDR, somatic/mindfulness to promote self-growth by gaining insights both mentally and physically, creating a strong mind-body connection to rewrite unhelpful narratives.

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Melis Alkin

My approach to therapy: My approach is collaborative and my sessions are guided by your goals, concerns, and your readiness to make changes. I would like to learn about what made you seek therapy at this point in your life.

  • Accepting Clients

  • In-Person or Online


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Find Illness Therapists & Counselors in Sibley of Sacramento, CA.

Chronic illnesses not only affect your physical health, but they can also be harmful for your mental health. Many sufferers of chronic illnesses, like Diabetes, Lupus, chronic pain, or Crohn’s Disease end up with mental disorders ranging from anxiety to depression, which can make life harder.

Luckily, Mental Health Match can match you with a chronic illness therapist who can help you manage the stress, fear, and angst surrounding your diagnosis. Mental Health Match can help you easily find an experienced therapist or counselor who best meets your needs.

Signs You May Need Chronic Illness Counseling

If you’re not sure whether you need chronic illness counseling, we can help. Here are some signs that indicate that you should consider therapy:

  • You feel stressed out about the diagnosis and your future.
  • You have feelings of anxiety and sadness.
  • You have trouble concentrating throughout the day.
  • You are withdrawn or apathetic about relationships that used to matter
  • You don’t sleep well.

Read this article for tips about living with a chronic illness from a licensed therapist.

Feel Better with Chronic Illness Counseling

Now is the best time to seek treatment for a chronic illness or diagnosis. Mental Health Match can help you get started by connecting you with the most suitable therapist for your needs. Browse below or use our free therapist matching tool.


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