In-Person Therapists in Missouri
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Brenton Guice
My approach to therapy: Expect a mix of deep conversations, direct insights, and an occasional well-timed joke. I balance compassion with honesty—no sugarcoating, no judgment. You’ll feel seen, challenged when needed, and supported as you navigate healing on your own terms.
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Rachael Julstrom
My approach to therapy: I tend to see clients for a while. I would say that most clients enjoy building a relationship and working through life issues as they come to them. Most clients are seen for at least 6 months to a year.
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Marci Payne
My approach to therapy: Marci has over 25 years of experience helping people navigate the most challenging life and relationship transitions. She especially enjoys helping people-pleasers reclaim their identity, voice, and confidence through relationship repair from the inside out. Marci offers both in-person and online individual therapy sessions for adults.
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Dr. Erica Shick, PhD, LCPC
My approach to therapy: I listen and bring curiosity to the session to guide our work. Most clients have never had someone listen or help them explore their values. I do not bring an agenda to sessions. Clients gain a better sense of who they are and quality of life.
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Jannae Turley
My approach to therapy: I value looking at a person in a holistic way and address each aspect: body, soul, and spirit. I integrate Christian faith when it is desired by the client. I have a trauma informed approach and utilize leading treatments to bring long-term healing.
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Karissa Mueller
My approach to therapy: I help everyday people navigate everyday life with greater ease by reworking the relationship they have with their thoughts, feelings, and impulses.
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James Toon
My approach to therapy: I believe that we are all in the process of becoming. Sometimes that becoming looks like reigniting what used to give us life and sometimes it looks like finding new ways of being that help us to feel rooted and whole.
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Nicholas Higgins
My approach to therapy: I am highly relational and interactive. I engage you exactly where you are and work with you on getting where you want to go. I tend to help people move from their thoughts to their feelings so that they can emotionally process their lives. People often say that I help them understand themselves and their own thoughts better.
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Carla Ingeborg
My approach to therapy: I believe in people, and I know it is difficult to reach out for help. I find that people have already begun working on whatever brings them to therapy, so my first goal is to learn what you have tried so that we are beginning from your strengths. The goals that we will focus on in therapy will be your goals.
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Heather Wood
My approach to therapy: I do not use one approach for everyone. I see what my clients are needing and try to use the best approach for them. Typically, that means working on the present, while exploring the past.
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Find In-Person Therapists & Counselors in Missouri.
In-person therapy is a powerful tool. Just like when you’re in-person with the people you care about, you have more access to each other’s non-verbal cues. For both the therapist and the client, this can be helpful. Sometimes, people who spend their days working on computers or doing more socially isolated work feel that in-person therapy is even more valuable because it is a change of pace.
In-Person Therapy Benefits
A big part of a therapeutic practice is creating a peaceful environment where the therapist and the client can comfortably focus. A therapist’s office should be a safe space free of distractions and outside influences. Because your therapist is in charge of that space, seeing your therapist in-person means you don’t have to worry about creating the right environment for therapy like you would if you went to therapy virtually from your own space.
In-person therapy also allows for more flexibility in the type of therapy like equine therapy, art therapies, or walk and talk therapies.
If you are trying to make the decision about whether or not you should see a therapist in person or online, our article on making the decision between the two can be helpful. At Mental Health Match we connect you with top local therapists who are experienced in the ways that best meet your needs.
