Women's Issues therapists in Poquoson, Virginia VA
Women's Issues
Dorothy Brass
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW, LMSW
Emphasize creating a safe and supportive environment for women to explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences within the context of their gender identity. They may use techniques such as empowerment, validation, and skill-building to help women overcome obstacles and achieve greater personal fulfillment and well-being.
5 Years Experience
Women's Issues
Therapy Solutions, LLC
Psychologist
All of our therapists work with women facing particular issues regarding their health, mental health, culture, and history as it relates to women's issues.
22 Years Experience
Women's Issues
Melanie Mosbarger
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, CTTS
Being a woman can be hard! Woman to woman I will provide a safe place for you to process issues are currently impacting you. Whether it's self esteem, issues at work, being a mother, finding work life balance, or mother's guilt. I consider it an honor to help you navigate through these difficult waters with you.
9 Years Experience
Women's Issues
Dr. Sheena Sikorski
Psychologist, PsyD, Licensed Psychologist
Let's face it. It's hard being a female in our society. The pressure to look, act, and talk a certain way is engrained in us from an early age. If you want to break out of the script or mold you've been assigned and explore who you are underneath the prescribed role, this message might be a sign to explore this with someone!
7 Years Experience
Women's Issues
Eric Weinstein
Life Coach, Hypnosis and NLP, shamanic healing, Energy Psychology (including "tapping"), Voice Dialogue
It might seem strange for a man to list women’s issues as a specialty, but it was the mistreatment of women in my life that inspired me to research alternatives to mainstream medicine and mental health.
I don’t claim to have special insights into women’s issues, but as a member of a “target” group myself (I’m a man of color, and a short one at that.), I relate to some of the societal “isms” that women face. A girlfriend once said “You think more like a woman than any man I’ve known.” I think she was exasperated, but I was complimented.
Maybe this is why I attract a higher percentage of female clients (especially female therapists!) than most males in a therapeutic role, and why I’ve long had more female friends than male friends.
I’m a reasonably enlightened guy who’s proud to say I’m a feminist (although I also work well and respectfully with women who are politically and religiously traditional and/or conservative).
So, if you think it might help to have a male perspective and (depending on your age) some healthy father energy in your life, get in touch.
17 Years Experience