Find a Therapist in Cincinnati, OH

Gene Colina is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist with a profound commitment to guiding individuals through their struggles. With nearly 39 years of extensive experience—including three years in street gang work prior to graduate school—he has successfully treated a diverse range of problems across various populations and age groups. Understanding that many may carry unnecessary burdens and obstructions in their lives, Gene believes in the potential for growth and healing. His specialty lies in engaging in serious, impactful work with clients, and his goal is to foster focused effort and tangible outcomes. Renowned for his strong personality and resilience in the face of adversity, Gene brings a wealth of experience gathered from diverse settings such as rural communities, inner cities, hospitals, universities, family medicine practices, and the legal system. Additionally, he has contributed to the education of future therapists, teaching therapy models to college seniors, graduate and medical students, family medicine residents, child psychiatry fellows, and transplant surgeons. Gene's dedication to helping others and his broad expertise make him a valuable partner in any therapeutic journey.

Robin Doolittle is a highly qualified Licensed Independent Clinical Counselor and Licensed Independent Drug and Alcohol Counselor, with extensive experience working with children, adolescents, and adults. She has a strong background in various settings, including community, inpatient, and rehabilitation facilities. A proud graduate of Wright State University, Robin is dedicated to helping individuals navigate the emotional and physical challenges of life. She believes that it is possible to lead a full and meaningful life while honorably addressing these pains. Utilizing Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she equips her clients with strategies and coping mechanisms to clarify and act in alignment with their values. Robin's philosophy centers around the importance of collaboration in therapy. Together with her clients, she compassionately explores and reframes unhelpful beliefs, attitudes, and habits that may hinder their progress. Additionally, she offers Life Coaching services, assisting those facing life stage challenges, role transitions, or seeking a more productive lifestyle by guiding them in setting intrinsically motivating goals.

Katie Elisabeth March is a compassionate and skilled counselor, dedicated to empowering her clients on their journey to mental well-being. With a strong background and certification as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC), Katie provides a nurturing and accepting environment that promotes healing and growth. She believes in the power of connection and understands that every individual's experience is unique. Katie is committed to helping her clients overcome life's challenges, developing healthier coping strategies, and fostering personal development. With her supportive approach, she encourages self-discovery, resilience, and a deeper understanding of oneself. Whether navigating through anxiety, depression, or relationship issues, Katie is here to guide each client toward a brighter and more fulfilling life.

Ann Faber, a licensed independent social worker (LISW) and clinical therapist, brings over 30 years of rich experience in the mental health field, specializing in working with adolescents, adults, and families. With more than a dozen years in private practice, she previously dedicated two decades to the psychiatric emergency department at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. There, she played a pivotal role in developing the mobile crisis team, as well as a comprehensive training program aimed at equipping police departments in Hamilton County with essential skills for managing mental health issues. Additionally, her expertise extends to providing individual and family therapy at the mood disorders clinic at UCMC and supporting veterans on the post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) unit at the Cincinnati VA Medical Center.

Dr. Teresa Farmer is a dedicated psychologist with a PsyD, having earned her doctoral degree in psychology from the esteemed School of Professional Psychology at Wright State University. She also holds a master’s degree from Morehead State University and a bachelor’s degree from Ohio University. With extensive clinical experience in community, hospital, inpatient, and residential settings, Dr. Farmer has cultivated a rich background in mental health. Additionally, she has participated in the Leadership and Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (LEND) program, enhancing her expertise in this crucial area. Dr. Farmer has received advanced training in a variety of evidence-based treatments through her work at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. She is compassionate in her approach, providing individual and family therapy for children, supporting families in navigating their mental health journeys with care and understanding.

Hannah Fay is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with a passion for helping children navigate their emotional and behavioral challenges. With her professional and personal experiences in foster care, school environments, and residential settings abroad, she is well-prepared to meet children and families at any stage of their healing journey. Hannah specializes in addressing trauma, abuse, neglect, grief, PTSD, mood and adjustment disorders, and sensory processing issues with her expertise in trauma-focused therapy, play therapy, and attachment-based methodologies. Utilizing a strengths-based, holistic approach, she empowers both children and parents to voice their pain and uncover their resilience as they work through obstacles in the therapeutic process. With additional training in Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI), she cultivates a calming, non-judgmental environment conducive to personal insights and long-term healing. Hannah's ultimate goal is for children and their families to not just cope with daily struggles, but to truly thrive in their lives.

Elizabeth Freeze is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist passionate about supporting children, adolescents, and families. She excels in building strong and supportive relationships, striving to meet clients wherever they are in their journey. With substantial professional experience in foster care, school settings, and infant and early childhood mental health, Elizabeth is well-equipped to address a diverse range of needs, including trauma, attachment issues, abuse and neglect, anxiety, and child behavioral challenges. Her commitment to client-centered, trauma-informed, and play-based interventions is evident in her specialized training in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). Elizabeth believes in the transformative power of nurturing relationships to promote healing and resilience. Through her therapeutic work, alongside parent coaching, she aims for children and families to feel seen, heard, and empowered, ultimately thriving in their home, school, and community environments.

Susan Gall is a seasoned counselor and LPCC with a breadth of experience beginning in 1978. Her journey in mental health started in public services in West Virginia, where she provided individual and group psychotherapy to adolescents and adults in a partial hospitalization unit. After relocating to Cincinnati in 1981, Susan dedicated six additional years to outpatient public mental health services. In 1987, she transitioned to private practice at The Center for Psychotherapy, where she flourished for 16 years, collaborating closely with Adult and Child Psychiatrists in her ongoing work with children, adults, and families. In 2003, she joined The Family Therapy Center, where her therapeutic approach integrates psycho-social and cognitive-behavioral techniques. Susan possesses extensive experience in supporting families, couples, children (especially those under six years old with their parents), adolescents, and adults. Her special areas of interest include ADHD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, spirituality, LGBTQ+ issues, parenting, marital concerns, and grief and loss. With her compassionate and dedicated approach, Susan is committed to guiding clients toward healing and personal growth.

Audrieana Gardner is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist specializing in helping adults navigate Mood Disorders, Relationship Issues, and Substance Use challenges. With a positive and collaborative approach to therapy and coaching, she partners with her clients to explore and understand their past and present experiences, tailoring her methods to align with their personal goals. Audrieana believes in the transformative power of relationships and is committed to supporting individuals in strengthening their connections where necessary. Her extensive training in psychodynamic approaches, particularly in attachment theory, including Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT) and Developmental and Relational Trauma (DARTT), informs her practice. This knowledge allows her to guide individuals and couples in deepening their self-understanding, enhancing self-compassion, achieving inner healing, and improving family systems. Driven by her passion for wellness, Audrieana founded Learn2Thrive, an emotional wellness practice in Cincinnati. This practice embodies a community of clinicians striving to provide excellent therapeutic services in a nurturing environment, where both clients and therapists can learn and thrive together.

John Harrison is a compassionate counselor specializing in helping adults navigate through life's challenges, particularly focusing on relationship issues, men's issues, and significant life transitions. His understanding of the emotional struggles many men face is empathetic and insightful; he recognizes that it can often feel overwhelming, leaving individuals feeling lost and isolated. However, John emphasizes that there is nothing inherently wrong with them; rather, they simply need to gain a deeper understanding of themselves. Through the transformative Core Issues group, participants discover the power of collective support, fostering camaraderie and self-awareness as they tackle their problems together. With over a decade of experience both leading and participating in men's groups, John has witnessed firsthand the profound impact these sessions have on personal and familial relationships. As a certified Developmental and Relational Trauma therapist, an Army veteran, a devoted husband, and a father of two, John is committed to guiding others on their journey towards healing and fulfillment.

Matthew Harv Stricklin Jr. is a dedicated counselor deeply passionate about facilitating healing and growth within relationships. He believes in the transformative power of the sacred connection between two people, a bond that can be energizing and vital. Matthew takes joy in witnessing not just the healing and growth of relationships but also the individual partners within them. He emphasizes that every relationship holds immense potential for both individuals, recognizing that wounds from earlier relationships can impact present connections. With Matthew's support, couples can embark on a journey of healing in their current relationship. As a Certified Advanced Imago Relationship Therapist, pastoral counselor, and addictions counselor, he brings invaluable expertise as an independently licensed Professional Clinical Counselor. Holding advanced degrees in Theology and Counseling, along with postgraduate clinical training in Couples Counseling, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, and the treatment of Substance Use Disorders, Matthew equips couples with tools to reconnect meaningfully. He guides them through emotionally safe dialogue that fosters mutual respect, validation, and empathy. By facilitating conversations where partners face each other, Matthew empowers them to strengthen their relationships with his compassionate support.

June Huelskamp is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist known for her compassionate approach to guiding individuals through their challenges. With a focus on helping clients find clarity amidst uncertainty, June empowers people to embrace change with confidence. Her eclectic therapeutic methods are tailored to suit each client's unique personality and situation, enabling them to uncover underlying issues, gain perspective, and navigate through life's complexities. Committed to fostering resilience, she works with a range of clients—children, teens, adults, and elders—developing practical tools that enhance relationships and family dynamics. June is continually inspired by the human spirit's desire to thrive and looks forward to supporting each client on their journey towards personal growth and fulfillment.

Dr. David Stein, a seasoned psychologist with a Ph.D., offers exceptional telehealth psychotherapy services, allowing clients to receive care in the comfort and safety of their homes. He specializes in addressing a range of issues, including depression, anxiety, job conflicts, work stress, and PTSD, as well as complex cases involving emotional and medical challenges such as chronic fatigue, sleep disorders, chronic pain, medication overuse, fibromyalgia, and multiple sclerosis. With over 20 years of experience as a full-time university professor, Dr. Stein has dedicated his career to training Ph.D. clinical psychologists and directing groundbreaking clinical research into health psychology treatments. His clients often express that he possesses remarkable insight into their emotional struggles in conjunction with their health conditions. Dr. Stein particularly enjoys working with individuals who may feel reluctant to seek psychotherapy or have been previously discouraged by others due to the perceived complexity of their issues. It is truly rewarding for him to hear clients say they feel understood and supported for the first time.