Military / Veterans therapists in Bridgeton, Missouri MO
Serving Military / Veterans
Renee Hodgins, M.Ed., LPC, NCC
Licensed Professional Counselor, M.Ed., LPC, NCC, CCTP, CIMHP
I thank you for taking the time to get to know me. We all face times in life where we struggle with the stressors of life, family responsibilities, and work-life balance. I practice a mind/body holistic approach to wellness. I offer you a free phone consultation to discuss issues prior to therapy.
14 Years Experience
Serving Military / Veterans
Tracey Pearson-Heaney
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC, LCPC
I am a calm, compassionate therapist. Over the past 12 years I have developed an understanding that being a therapist means much more than providing clients with the newest therapeutic approach. Therapy is the art of combining the intricate knowledge of a mental health diagnosis with the ability to guide clients toward a better understanding of themselves and their relationships. As a therapist my goal is to encourage clients to let go of what isn't working and adopt new skills that can improve the clients overall quality of life.
16 Years Experience
Serving Military / Veterans
Brittney Sniezak
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, LPC
Hi! My name is Brittney, and I want to support you through your life transitions. These transitions can include adulthood, marriage, children, infertility, illness, etc. A life transition is unique to your journey and impacts you differently. Whether it is a life event that currently happened or are still processing it from months or even years ago, it's important to parse through your emotions. This life transition can evoke a sense of positive change if you can process each feeling authentically. I will provide more insight, context, and solutions on properly navigating those seasons in your life with a warm, genuine and innovative approach.
3 Years Experience
Serving Military / Veterans
Merritt Posten Benz
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LSCSW, CDWF, MCLC
I am drawn to raw unfiltered courage. Going to therapy a brave choice and it takes tenacity and grit to feel differently and make changes in our lives. When we deny our stories, they define us. When we own our stories, we become the author who writes the brave new ending. Together we will examine the thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that are holding you back identify the new choices and practices that will move you toward more authentic and wholehearted living. Rarely is that decision a whim or an impulse, and most likely you've been thinking about this for a while. Now here you are; being curious and maybe nervous and scared at the same time. In my opinion - that is bravery and brave things are rarely comfortable, but always worth trying.
Whether you are looking to make a shift in your relationships, provide help and guidance for your children, or you have reached a point in your own life where you no longer want to "figure it out alone"- you have come to a good place to get moving. It can get better.
We all struggle at times - with anxiety, depression, and stress - along with the circumstances in our lives that contribute to these feelings. The "feelings" themselves are never wrong. Where we get into trouble (and can feel stuck in them) is when we can't make sense of it all and isolation creeps in. You're not in this alone.
21 Years Experience
Serving Military / Veterans
Ben Dickstein
Psychologist, PhD
I love helping my clients address issues with sleep, anxiety, mood, and past traumatic experiences. For me, helping others as a psychologist is a true passion. When appropriate, I use evidence-based therapy, which has clinical research supporting its effectiveness. I routinely offer couples and grief counseling. I've been told by my clients that I clearly take my job seriously and prepare well for sessions, always eager to bring them the relief that they're seeking in a thoughtful and targeted way. I don't stretch treatment out any longer than needed. As far as my unique characteristics as a therapist, I believe that humor plays an important role in treatment, and that therapists who are willing to be self-disclosing and genuine develop stronger, more meaningful connections with their clients. I see therapy as a very personal process -- far more so than other types of health visits -- and that forming a real relationship is a key component of mental health treatment. I find that one definite benefit of such a relationship is that I'm able to offer my clients truthful, direct feedback, as they always know that any challenging remarks are coming from a caring and compassionate place. Along these lines, I belief that it's a therapist's job to routinely encourage their clients to push beyond their comfort zones and make bold changes.
11 Years Experience