Are you depressed? If you have been feeling sad for no obvious reason for more than a few weeks, feel exhausted even though you have been sleeping more than usual, and are having a hard time making decisions or concentrating, you may have depressive disorder. Luckily, there are many counselors in Augusta who can help.
Augusta is the capitol Maine and has some of the best attractions in the Eastern United States such as the Maine State House, Maine State Museum, Viles Arboretum, Vaughan Woods Trails, Messalonskee Lake, and the Ladies Delight Lighthouse on Lake Cobbosseecontee. Get some treatment for your depression so you can get back to enjoying Augusta.
I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) with 30 years of experience in the clinic setting as well as private practice. My Master in Science (MS) is from Columbia University, and I am trained in a number of psychotherapy modalities such as Transactional Analysis (TA), Gestalt Therapy, and Reprocessing (EMDR). I work primarily with adults and couples, with significant experience in relationship issues, career, self-esteem, trauma and abuse, grief, stress, anxiety and depression. I believe the practice of therapy should be one of caring pa...
Congratulation on taking a most challenging first step- reaching out and being willing to create change. I believe the primary goal of therapy is increased self-awareness and taking steps to act on your awareness. You may have parts of yourself that you are unconscious of, that you don't understand or that you believe that you can't change. Those perceptions can lead you to live a life that may not be in your best interest- causing painful experiences in your romantic, social, work and/or family relationships and ultimately preventing you from sharing your authen...
I am a licensed clinical social worker with over 25 years experience in the field of mental health. I have worked with clients with a wide range of struggles/concerns including but not limited to depression, anxiety, problems regulating emotions, transgender issues, sexual orientation issues, addictions (including eating disorders), relationship issues, parenting problems, career challenges, OCD and ADHD. I also help many people who have experienced trauma of all kinds. My definition of trauma is: "It's not so much what has happened to us but it's what we've walke...
Retired military, the founder of Neuropsychological and Clinical Psychotherapeutic Services, LLC (NeuroPsychCPS), I am the former U.S. Coast Guard’s Clinical Neuropsychologist and Program Manager of its Psychological Health (PH) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Program. I received a doctoral degree in counseling psychology and three master’s degrees in counseling, rehabilitation counseling, and public health. In addition, I have satisfied the requirements to obtain both national and state credentials in the counseling profession as a Certified Rehabilitation Coun...
It used to be that going to see a therapist or a counselor was something to hide from friends and family - something to be ashamed of. Thankfully, our culture is now accepting the idea that we all need support at different points in our life. The counseling relationship can provide support, guidance, and solutions to the problems that face us. Whether you need counseling for just a few sessions or over a longer period of time, the benefits can effect real, lasting change in your life. When I say "the problems that face us," I mean a whole range of interpersonal...
"It's a good day to have a good day". This quote hangs in my office and serves as a reminder that you can take control of your day and how it is perceived. Today is a new beginning and an opportunity for change. Therapy isn't about being told what to do and using a "one size fits all" approach to happiness. It's about guiding you to discover what you need and working together to meet your goals. I am a mental health counselor with several years of experience in treating a variety of mental health diagnoses. I have worked in a variety of settings, including home-b...
Reaching out for help can be the hardest and most essential step in changing your life for the better. We all have reasons for wanting change, none of which are more worthwhile than that of someone else. However, going about the search for your next step and the type of support needed for each person varies. That is the beauty of online counseling, you have access to many different types of support professionals to enable you to match with just the right person! I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Behavioral Health and Community Studies with a concentration in Psyc...
Welcome to my practice, I am excited to partner with you as you take the brave step in seeking help. Most struggle with feelings of isolation, depression, anxiety, attention, identity issues, change of life issues, toxic stress, grief/loss, relationships, work, and family life, yet do you feel alone and overwhelmed? I offer a compassionate and validating space in which to help you take a look at these issues in an empowering way. I specialize in using creativity, art, mind-body strategies, and self-empowerment within relationships. I received my Master's of ...
Hello, My name is Nancy Gaudet and I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) in Maine, as well as Nationally Certified Counselor, (NCC). I have been in practice for 7 years in different settings, such as running group sessions, community agency, as well as my own practice. Prior to becoming a Psychotherapist, I taught in the Public Schools, worked as a Corporate Manager, raised 4 sons as a stay at home Mom, survived divorce and began to find my voice as a Single Mom and a Cancer Survivor. I will probably always be an educator. My passion for becomi...
Welcome, and thank you for taking the time to learn more about me! My name is Rebecca, and I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in the state of Maine, as well as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of New York. With 10 years of experience across various settings, I offer supportive therapy for situations including; parenting issues, depression, anxiety, family systems struggles, trauma histories, life transitions, and varying mental health disorders. “Anxiety can feel as huge as the big, blue sea, but remember that the sea is made up ...
I am a Licensed Mental Health counselor with experience working with children, adolescents, and adults in a variety of settings. Some of the areas I have the most experience in are anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, life-transitions, stress management, prenatal and postpartum issues, and trauma. My style of therapy involves an integrative approach, meaning that I pull from different therapeutic theories and techniques to create an approach unique to your needs. I want this to be a positive and helpful experience for you. I work to create a safe space, fr...
I specialize in trauma, grief, loss and life transitions; I combine Cognitive Behavioral and Psychotherapies. Modalities/Therapeutic Tools Used: Psychodynamic Therapy, Strength Based Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Art, Narrative Therapy, Family Systems, Play, DBT, CBT, TF-CBT and ACT. Areas of Expertise: Trauma, Grief Recovery, Depression and Anxiety. Disorders Treated: PTSD, Divorce, Anxiety, Attachment Disorder, Relationship Issues, Panic Disorders, Bipolar, ADHD, Mood Disorder, Personality Disorders, Parenting, Major Depression, Physical and ...
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who has been in the helping profession for over 14 years. I can't imagine doing anything more rewarding than what I do. My philosophy is very simple. "We are all in this together!" I took a nontraditional route through my younger years. This allowed me to experience life in ways that I believe make me a good therapist. Life isn't always easy, or even kind. That is why I feel therapy is such a valuable thing to offer. I cannot imagine life without my work as a therapist. I have had the pleasure of working in a practice f...
Ashby is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with a client centered approach to therapy. She focuses on collaborating with clients and meeting them where they are in their journey. Using a strength-based trauma informed approach to therapy she works with clients to find and master skills that can help make life a little better. Ashby believes that the most important indicator of success in therapy is ensuring that clients feel heard, respected, and that they have the space to discuss whatever they wish. Ashby works to build a foundation of trust and b...
My name is Kathryn I am a therapist who is empathetic, great listener and always willing to hear feedback from my clients on their therapy experience and progress they are making. I have been practicing in the field since 2012 where I gained my experience working in a co-occurring non-profit agency. I have worked with clients with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, Bipolar, Schizophrenia, ADHD and Trauma diagnosis. I have experience in approaches such as DBT, CBT, Rapid Reduction (Trauma) Reality and Brief Therapy. I have experience working w...
Welcome! I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW/LCSW) and advanced certified hospice/palliative social worker (ACHP-SW) with over 30 years of experience providing counseling and coaching services to people throughout many parts of the United States. I respect and honor your decision to seek a counselor to help you with the challenges you are going through. I work with clients from a person-centered, strengths-based perspective, meaning that I LISTEN to you non-judgmentally, and I LEARN from you about your values and dreams, what helps you m...
I am an enthusiastic and hard-working, responsible person who loves helping people. I had wanted to be a counselor my whole life, but was taken in a different direction early on. Later in life when I realized I could get my masters degree without re-doing my bachelors, I went back to school and got my M.A. in Professional Counseling. I was finally able to do the job I loved (and get paid for it!). I work with a variety of clients, but my specialty is in working with child sexual abuse victims and their non-offending family members. I work a lot with people who hav...
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, who has worked in the Social Work field in many capacities since 2005. I have focused on counseling and therapy since 2013 and worked with clients with a wide range of mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, stress management and parenting struggles. I have experience working with people who have experienced trauma, grief and loss. I also have experience working with clients who are exploring sexual and gender identity. My counseling style focuses on building a strong therapeutic relationship with the...
My name is Aaron Landry, I am an experienced Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I have been practicing for over 15 years and I am currently licensed in both Maine and Florida. I have worked with the entire spectrum of the population from children to the older adults. I have experience working with and helping people recover from depression, anxiety, stress related disorders, bi-polar disorder, divorce and custody issues. It is my firm belief that everyone feels overwhelmed from time to time and could benefit from having a neutral person to talk to without judgem...
As an intensively trained DBT, CBT, and TF-CBT clinician I offer a mindful, balanced, welcoming perspective while supporting the skill building process. Life can be challenging and unpredictable. My specialty is supporting people who have experienced trauma (in whatever form that has taken for you) to balance their lives and find positivity. For 15 years I've been working with children, adolescents, adults, and elders through individual, family and couples counseling formats. I have years of experience providing parenting, family, individual, and couples support...
Having a hard time selecting a therapist in Augusta? (Here Is How Our Augusta Therapists Can Help)
Finding the right therapist can feel intimidating, but there are simple ways to narrow down your search for the Augusta area; especially when you're having a hard time trying to find therapists accepting new clients.
First, research what type of therapy you’d like to pursue BEFORE trying to find a therapist or psychologist. Maybe that’s psychodynamic, cognitive behavior therapy, group therapy, family therapy, or couple’s counseling; just pick the Augusta therapist that is right for your needs. Next consider whether the gender of your therapist matters, the types of therapy they're most experienced with, and then finally choose a therapist located near you in the city of Augusta, or elsewhere in the Kennebec county or state of Maine.
What is the cost difference between conventional therapy and working with one of our listed therapists above?
The United States has many therapists who are comfortable charging $200 or more per session, and in some instances you might find that the average price of a therapy session in Augusta, ME ranges from $85-$150.
Some therapists in the state of Maine will work on a sliding scale, meaning they’ll factor in your income and charge what you can afford per session. With our therapists serving both the city of Augusta and elsewhere throughout the state of Maine, you can expect significantly more affordable options with sessions ranging from $40 to $70 per week (billed monthly).
Did you know our therapists are not limited to in-person visits?
Online therapists, including all those listed above (all of which are in the United States) able to work with people like you in or around Augusta offer creative forms of communication to help people like you receive the best type of treatment for your needs.
Whether that’s via sms texting with your therapist, video sessions where you see you one another and talk about your problems, live chat or phone sessions, you and your therapist will find the best way to address your mental health challenges.
So if you're dealing with things like relationship problems that could be addressed in couples therapy, you want to work with one of our experienced cognitive behavioral therapists (specializing in behavioral health), assistance with eating disorders, or support with other common mental health issues (like stress, anxiety, depression, grief, etc)... take a look at our available therapists above and find a therapist that is right for you.
How to know if therapy is right for you?
One of the rewarding aspects of working with a therapist is that they are listening to your feelings. Our friends and loved ones often hear us, but they may have a hard time providing objective guidance in the way a therapist can; which can be extremely valuable due to the fact that many therapists have experience helping others through similar difficult times.
A therapist wants to support you toward a healthier emotional state, no matter what you're dealing with (including behavioral health concerns, grief, anxiety, depression or stress). In addition to developing healthier emotions, another benefit of therapy is you have a safe space to discuss problems that you may be hesitant to talk about with people in your everyday life.
Many people have sensitive topics to discuss; possibly an addiction or an issue with their relationship that they’re ashamed to speak about with their friends and/or partner. A Augusta therapist can help you confront these kinds of issues and find ways to face them and heal.
With more than 18494 people in the city of Augusta, ME finding a therapist can be both costly and hard to do. Our goal with the list of therapists shown above is to get you the support you need today. If you’re looking for a nearby therapist close to 04330 or the surrounding zip codes (shown below), take a look at other available therapists in the popular nearby cities listed at the bottom of this page.
Other FAQs:
What is the difference between a therapist and a psychologist?
Both a therapist and a psychologist can help with some of the most challenging times in life. Often times, a psychologist will work along side a psychiatrist who is also a doctor in order to have medication prescribed if needed for a patient's care; but this is not always to case. At the end of the day, both mental health care professionals can provide the different types of therapy that someone needs.
So if you're looking for a professional, it's likely that one of our therapists can be of assistance and help you feel comfortable and confident with online counseling. Our counseling services will connect you with a licensed professional that is ready to work with clients like you to form a helpful therapeutic relationship.
Whether you are here looking for a a child psychologist in Augusta, couples counseling in Augusta, family conflict therapy in Augusta, or a marriage counselor open to working with individuals in you area... BetterHelp can assist you, possibly in new ways that you haven't tried using technology.
Are therapists covered by insurance?
Therapy with a clinical psychologist is often NOT covered by health insurance. While only some health plans in the USA cover counseling in Augusta, this does not have to make your search for therapists in you area a challenge. The reason is our new ways of using technology like text, video, phone, and live chat options have made it easier for therapists working with individuals like you easier and much more affordable; as described above.
With that in mind, you can feel comfortable to look at the list of available therapists on our platform ready to both help and work with clients like you; all while building a healthy therapeutic relationship designed to assist you. When it comes to working with a BetterHelp therapist on our platform, it's important to keep in mind that the services offered here normally are not covered by health insurance, Medicaid or Medicare.
Therapists... what exactly do they do?
Therapy, aka psychotherapy and/or counseling, on the BetterHelp platform is basically the process of working and meeting with a licensed clinical psychologist online. Whether you're looking for a couples counseling session, or cognitive behavioral therapy... we have counselors that are actively working with individuals like yourself and are able to work with you.
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Other zip codes that therapists in or around Augusta, Maine can serve:
04330, 04332, 04333, 04336, 04338
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