Find the right self-harm therapist in Gardiner Lane of Louisville, KY

Annie St. Clair

My approach to therapy: I’m an integrative therapist. I pride myself on truly getting to know each client and tailoring my approach based on their unique needs. I am trauma-informed and take a multicultural approach. I want to understand all the layers of your identity.

Rachael Lastoff

My approach to therapy: I want people to grow when they come to therapy. I am not one to just sit and listen, I will ask a lot of questions, give feedback, and assignments to work on outside of therapy. I also swear, make jokes, and encourage you to do the same.

Devon Bowling

My approach to therapy: As a therapist, I enjoy the opportunity to work collaboratively to improve overall health. I support a holistic approach, and value the importance of tending to our mental, emotional, physical, and even spiritual health.

Dakota Barrett

My approach to therapy: I work from a psychodynamic orientation, focused on complex trauma and repeating relationship patterns. Rather than targeting symptoms in isolation, I am interested in the underlying conflicts and relational patterns that give rise to present difficulties. My approach is open-ended and insight-oriented.

Rachel Butler

My approach to therapy: My style is warm, collaborative, empathetic, and change-oriented. I use evidence-based treatments, which means our work together will be intentional and active. We'll practice specific skills during and outside of session to help you meet your goals and make the changes you're looking for.

Katelyn McCord

My approach to therapy: I am very easy-going and ask open-ended questions to help a client navigate what thoughts and feelings they are experiencing. I am not afraid to challenge certain thoughts and behaviors in order for a client to grow into becoming a better version of themselves.

Amanda Parmley

My approach to therapy: I have over 11 years of experience working as a counselor. Although not the only modality I offer, I am trained in EMDR and specialize in working with clients who struggle with anxiety, perfectionism, and PTSD. I am also trained in CBT-I for insomnia and regularly work with clients experiencing insomnia.

Dr. Steven Brodsky, Psy.D.

My approach to therapy: Do results matter to you? For 30 years everyone I've treated has OCD, Panic, or severe anxiety. I have 90% success without medicine. Part of the therapy is highly behavioral, directly addressing anxiety and coping. We'll also resolve life-long issues that fuel the anxiety along. By the end, people forget why they came. See me on TV at https://OCDhotline.com

Amanda Vaught

My approach to therapy: I focus on helping you understand and heal from the past. I take a collaborative, compassionate approach that meets you where you are. I’ll spend time getting to know your story and how you see yourself, others and the world. Finally, we’ll decide together what kind of treatment feels right for you.

Hannah Muetzelfeld

My approach to therapy: I help clients heal emotional pain, uncover their strengths, and build values-based coping skills. Through an attachment lens, we can work to shift from avoiding emotions to accepting and healing pain. My approach combines empathy, collaboration, and practical tools to guide you toward lasting change at your own pace.