Therapists in Arkansas

My name is Trina Middleton. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Inviting someone into your most personal space can be intimidating; scary; and daunting; but despite that; her you are! Whether you're struggling with work; school relationships; family; or behavioral concerns; I am here to work with you. I am here to walk alongside and empower you to live your fullest life and be your highest; healthiest self. I utilize Cognitive behavioral Therapy and look forward to working with you. I am so excited you are taking this step!

Retired military; retired teacher; dog mom who specializes in military trauma. I understand about anxiety and depression and don't forget ptsd. I know how hard it can be to cope with life's shortcomings and unexpected heartbreak. Life has taught me that sometimes it just helps to be able to vent and talk to someone who has dealt with the crap that happens in our lives.

I am an LAC. I graduated from Harding University with a MS in Marriage and Family Therapy. The majority of my counseling experience has been with teens; but I've also had the joy of working with adults; families; and couples focused on trauma; depression; anxiety; everyday-life stress; and more. I'm currently working on being certified in Sex Therapy. My goal as a therapist is to help guide you to the solutions you're looking for and help you achieve YOUR goals.

My name is Dr. Helen E. Miller; PhD; LPC. I currently work in private practice. My work background includes program directing for the department of corrections; and a county court level in Oklahoma. As a probation officer i was able to help youth and their families work through many difficult times in their lives and aid with them working towards productive futures. Later; in Arkansas I have worked with community mental health; at Ozark Guidance and Youthbridge; while continuing to work with the department of corrections in men's sexual offender treatment work and prison programming.

I believe in showing up authentically; blending compassion with a real-world perspective. As a therapist; I meet you where you’re at—whether it’s navigating life’s challenges or diving deeper into self-understanding. With specialized training in EMDR and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP); along with expertise in substance use; trauma; anxiety; and depression; I offer a safe space for healing and growth. I provide real; relatable support to help you break through barriers; challenge old patterns; and find your path to empowerment and peace.

We weren't meant to go through life feeling disconnected and in a constant state of overwhelm. Taking the first step toward healing looks different for everyone; but something we all have in common is the need for authentic connection. Sometimes that starts with our connection with ourselves. I believe that everyone has the ability to self-heal; but they need a safe place; a safe person; and tools. That's where I come in. I love helping people understand their thoughts; feelings; and behaviors so that they feel more in charge of their life. Let's figure out what you're looking for and make a plan to go get it.

I was drawn to the helping profession through my love for relationships and the desire to understand the importance of the process to healing. Life experience has provided me with an ability to understand patterns that affect most people in their journey.I am a licensed Masters Level Social Worker and graduate of Louisiana State University. I am also an Addiction Counselor. I am privileged to work with individuals and families from young children through older adults.I have a true passion for helping others and assisting to improve relationships and the overall quality of daily experiences for individuals.

I am licensed with over 15 years of professional work experience helping clients with negative thought patterns; depression; anxiety; and family conflicts. I believe that you are the expert of your story and that you have many strengths that will assist you in overcoming issues that challenge you. I strongly believe “change your thoughts; change your life;” and often use the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Solutions-Focused approaches to help my clients recognize how self-defeating thought patterns can hinder their growth and work with them to improve their thought patterns.

Venita Ninemire is a board certified psychiatric and mental health nurse practitioner who got her start as a BSN graduate of Harding University; completed her MSN through the University of Phoenix and finally; did her FNP through Graceland University; and finished her psychiatric and mental health education through Maryville University. She presently sees patients for their mental health needs; in outpatient clinic settings; online; and prescribes at a suboxone clinic for patients with opiate withdrawal needs. Her interests include her grandchildren; cooking and baking; and entertaining her friends.

My therapeutic style is direct and grounded in the belief that you are fully capable of solving life issues that challenge you. We each need people in our life to process and sort things out to fully understand and ultimately navigate past life events that may be keeping you from moving forward. Some of the main areas of focus with my clients are: anxiety; depression; codependency; relationship conflicts; career development; vocational stress; family dynamics; sports and nutrition; grief/loss; self-esteem; and time management.