Find a therapist, counselor or psychologist in Jonesboro, AR

"As an open-minded lesbian social worker in a conservative-minded area, I understand that it can be difficult to stand up for oneself and stand out from the crowd."

Kathy Henson is a Licensed Certified Social Worker with 11 years of experience in mental health. She realizes that the simple things in life can become complex quickly, and that sometimes you just need a helping hand to figure things out. Kathy is interested in working with adults with depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and major life transitions.

Kathy completed her Master of Social Work at the University of Arkansas-Little Rock. After 20+ years of working to help others, she decided that she wanted to do more than help someone find the peanut butter in aisle 3. Her experience in advocating for others in customer service and retail management led her to advocate for her clients in social work.

We all go through different experiences and see things through different filters. Kathy wants to help you take your experiences and your filters, and make those things make sense with the rest of the world. Kathy will not ask you do to anything that she is not willing to do herself. If you think that Kathy's approach sounds like something you are interested in, schedule an appointment with her today!

Kathy does not provide court ordered services or ESA letters.

"A compassionate listener and observer is essential to help clients hear their bodies speak as they address mental health challenges, and I take this role seriously."

Karen Abrahamson is a Licensed Professional Counselor with 7 years of experience. She specializes in working with adults to help them find answers to problems such as anxiety, depression, grief, anger, bipolar, and trauma. Karen brings an eclectic approach to therapy grounded in evidence-based principles that help clients discover workable solutions from their own insights, reflections, and everyday practices.

Karen has a Master’s in Community Counseling from Andrews University. She utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy mindfulness techniques, and somatic experiencing. Karen also has a PhD in Religion and offers spiritual and Christian-based therapy when requested.

“Weeping is for a night, but joy comes in the morning.” Karen believes in the power of therapeutic intervention to allow others to discover their strengths and purpose. She will encourage you to create new ways of thinking, being, and doing. Karen looks forward to meeting you!

"I believe everyone has a unique story, including pitfalls and challenges to overcome. I consider it a privilege to help identify each client's strengths, gifts, and skills as we work through the next chapter together."

Dave Welcher is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 4 years of experience. He specializes in assisting adolescents, teens, and adults with a range of concerns including PTSD/trauma, chronic illness/pain, depression, anxiety, panic disorders, interpersonal communication and relationship issues, behavioral and motivational changes, teen-parent interactions, and mood and personality disorders. Dave's primary focus is on the overlapping symptoms of trauma, anxiety, and depression. He has worked in school-based therapy, clinical therapy, crisis screening work, and psychoeducation.

Dave received his Master's in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Central Arkansas. He incorporates trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, cognitive processing therapy, and solutions-focused therapy with evidence-based approaches including mindfulness, person-centered therapy, and narrative therapy.

Dave believes everyone can overcome personal challenges and adapt to face life's trials. He strives to understand each person's experience, keeping in mind that no one “fix” works for everyone. Seeking counseling is a success in itself.

"My goal is to help you explore and understand your unique existence, confront life's inherent challenges, and find meaning and purpose in your experiences."

Elizabeth "Beth" Snow is a Licensed Professional Counselor who is dedicated to assisting adolescents, adults, and couples in overcoming their distinct obstacles and achieving greater fulfillment in life, specializing in areas such as anxiety, depression, relationship/intimacy concerns, infidelity, sexual dysfunction, ADHD, and trauma.

*Beth is not able to prescribe medication as a Licensed Professional Counselor*

Beth received her Master's degree specialist in Mental Health Counseling from Arkansas State University. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Clinical Sexology and certification as a sex therapist. Beth's approach utilizes multiple treatment approaches including existential therapy, person-centered therapy (PCT), solution-focused (SFT), sex therapy, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing.

Acknowledging that everyone faces diverse experiences and perceives the world through unique lenses, Beth firmly believes in her ability to assist you throughout your personal journey, guiding you to acquire fresh insights and coping strategies that empower you to handle life's challenges. If you're prepared to put in the effort, don't hesitate to schedule an appointment with her today.

"I am grateful you are here and my hope is that I can help you with the challenges you are having right now."

Jacob is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the State of Missouri and Arkansas with nearly 11 years of experience in the mental health field working with children, adolescents, and adults. Jacob offers insight-oriented psychotherapy for those looking to expand their understanding of themselves and their relationships. Jacob also provides treatment for difficult emotions, anxiety, depression, trauma, relational and family challenges, as well as working with parents to improve and deepen their relationship with their children. 

Jacob’s approach to psychotherapy is both warmly collaborative and challenging. The therapeutic relationship is one of the most significant factors in therapy and it’s built on trust, consistency, transparency, and safety. The first few sessions will be about building trust and familiarity, creating a plan for how to best utilize therapy, and then together, beginning to explore the challenges in your life that feel hard to manage alone. 

Taking the first step toward healing can feel daunting. Much of therapy is slowing down to reflect on ourselves to understand our experiences, work through painful feelings, and create new meaning in our lives. Therapy can offer opportunities to understand and know yourself on a deeper level to live a life that is richer, more vibrant, and connected. 

Are you, your child, or your family struggling with anxiety, depression, stress management, or trauma? I have a passion for working with individuals (children and adults), families, and couples. My job is to assist you in helping you look at things differently. Focusing on a shift in perspective allows for needed changes in feelings, thoughts, and behaviors to fall into place. I have been a practicing therapist for 13 years. My aim is to assist individuals, families, and/or couples in creating a better quality of life. So, if a better quality of life is what you are seeking, I want to walk with you on that journey.

I enjoy studying behavior analysis and learning concepts and conditioning. During my collegiate career, I participated in my college's study of Oddity Concepts in Learning. I graduated cum laude with my master's degree in counseling in 2009 from UALR.

Beginning a new mental health journey is not easy, but it is worth the effort. I value the vulnerability that it took to begin this journey. I see you. I hear you. Let's take this journey together. Therapy is not an overnight fix. There is not magic wand. It won't always be easy. But, it will be worth it. Are you ready?

"As a neurodivergent individual with a rare nerve disorder that has caused chronic pain since adolescence, I understand many of the struggles with grief, loss, anxiety, depression, and traumatic experiences. "

Angelia Frazier-Henson is a Licensed Certified Social Worker (LCSW) who has been practicing since 2012 and has experience working mostly with children, adolescents, and their families in various settings (school, clinic, and residential treatment) who seek help for behavioral issues, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), depression, anxiety, mood disorders, self-esteem issues, coping and social skills, grief/loss, and trauma-related issues. Angelia also has experience working with adults on many of the same issues.

Angelia earned her Bachelor of Social Work at the University of Arkansas at Monticello and her Master of Social Work at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She uses strengths-based, solution-focused, cognitive behavioral, acceptance and commitment therapy, and trauma-focused cognitive behavioral perspectives as well as geek, play, and music therapy.

Angelia takes a nonjudgmental and accepting approach to therapy in order to work with a diverse population and to meet clients where they are. She seeks to help you find your way back to the path you want to be on. Resiliency is the ability to become strong, healthy, or successful again after something has happened to get you off-path.