If you’re looking for …

Therapists

Trauma-Informed Generalists

Allison Todd - allisontodd21@gmail.com

Antoinette Souffrant

Nancy Norman (EMDR) - 704.342.2924

Karen Rocchio

Jan Newman

Isiah Counseling

Caroline Bundesman

Carol Hollandsworth

Racial Identity, Substance Use

Justin Perry

Substance Use & Trauma

Sarah Cooper

Maternal Mental Health, Infertility & Post-Partum

Johanna Hyland

Mollie Gee

Couples Therapists

Connect Couples Therapy

Lori Epting

Natasha Wippel

Felicia Friesen (Waxhaw)

Isiah Counseling

Jennifer Holladay

OCD, Anxiety, and Phobias

Jill Garman

Chronic Illness

Leila Forbes

Insomnia

Kristen Daley - sees an age range from kids to adults

Kids

Zola Counseling

Dr. Glori Gray (Autism - the absolute best)
Dandelion Counseling (specializing in ADHD & Autism Spectrum)

Teens - General

Southeast Psych

Teens and Adults - Eating Disorder

Nikki Pagano

Professionals

Parent Coaching

Jennifer Cobb

ADHD Coaching

Berkeley Gardner

Mediator

Susan Cox

Family Lawyer

Kyle Leblanc

Psychiatrists/medication prescription

Carolina Complete Psychiatry

Dr. Kimberly Koontz (LGBTQ-affirming)

Helpful Bites

ADD/ADHD - A wonderful short piece (20 min) on understanding the gifts and struggles of ADHD

Armchair Expert - Episode 186 with Whitney Cummings

This is one of the best discussions about recovery and co-dependence I’ve heard. Recovery is much more than alcoholism or dug use, and co-dependence is much more than just enabling. Dax and Whitney talk about the nuances of all the ways we cope, and the journey into self-awareness and accountability from their personal experiences. It’s so good.

Goop - Episode with Bill Clegg “On Addiction and Recovery”

Bill Clegg talks about his addiction journey with so much soul, I could have listened to him talk for 9 hours.

The Nod

An incredible, funny, smart podcast celebrating Black Culture. All their episodes are worth listening to, but I would especially recommend both interviews with Casey Gerald.

Monica and Jess Love Boys

A real and heartfelt look at two opposite ends of the relationship spectrum that normalize how diverse dating and intimacy is, but also how similar our fears and needs are.