Therapists Beginning With K in Delaware

Tyler Kackley is a Licensed Professional Counselor of Mental Health in Delaware who has been practicing since 2019. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from the University of Delaware and a Master's Degree in Psychology from Fairleigh Dickinson University. Since graduation, Tyler has worked within the penal system, working with the disenfranchised and marginalized within the corrections setting. As such, his therapeutic experience includes managing grief with clients, personality disorders, anxiety, stress management, depression, and more.

Life can present challenges that make us feel frustrated, overwhelmed or alone. Through a relationship with a supportive, skilled therapist, these normal struggles can become opportunities for beautiful growth, resulting in increased life fulfillment. Utilizing extensive clinical and educational experience, I specialize in working with women in mid-life, including and not limited to anxiety and depression: challenges in relationships, career change, life transitions; self-esteem, grief and loss.

Karl (he/his) has over twenty years of counseling experience in a variety of settings, including mental health clinics, private practice, community-based, and telehealth. He specializes in the areas of anxiety, depression and mood disorders, stress management, trauma, and LBTQIA+ and/or DEI-related issues. Karl is currently working with clients ages 14 and up at Thriveworks Newark, both in-person and virtually.

"I use principles from my life experiences and training to impart wisdom, insight and understanding; and to bring clarity to a variety of complex situations. When my clients leave I want them to be enriched, encouraged and enlightened by their counseling experience."

I am a humanistic oriented therapist, which means that I believe YOU have the ability to recognize methods of solving your concerns and the inate strength to initiate them if offered guidance and support. I provide the guidance and support to help you find viable solutions and bring balance back into your life.

I believe that psychotherapy is a partnership between the therapist and client where we work together, in a safe, confidential atmosphere, to address the issues that brought you to therapy. I work with clients from diverse backgrounds who want help for many different problems.

Deciding to seek help for issues in your life takes courage. It isn’t easy to decide who the right person is to trust and open up to about your life or even to believe that doing so will result in improvements. I work with my clients collaboratively. Together we discuss how you are feeling, what is going on in your life, and how you would like to move forward. No matter what you are dealing with, whether it be depression, anxiety, relationship issues, general stress, or something else, our discussions will be geared towards helping you understand what you want and developing skills to be resilient and thrive in your life ahead.

Accepting New Clients- Exploring and figuring out your sexuality can be challenging and feel overwhelming. Talking about it can be awkward and weird. It is natural to feel this way about something you might not have spent a lot of time thinking about. I am here to help you evolve in this aspect of your life. I help take the shame and guilt out of sex and sexuality in order to let yourself tap into your emotions.

The first step into therapy can feel uncomfortable or unfamiliar if you have never seen a therapist or if you previously had negative experiences. Whether you are struggling with panic, anxiety or fears, the physical affects can be debilitating. Depression may make it difficult to participate in life. Perhaps you find yourself in difficult relationships at work or at home. Or perhaps you are dealing with past trauma, abuse or relationship problems. If you are suffering with one or more of these problems, I have the training and experience to help you journey through these difficult issues.

Anaïs Nin wrote "we see the world not as it is, but as we are." Without self-reflection, we can all fall into old patterns and behaviors which no longer serve us. With self-reflection we can make sense of our worldview and become active agents of change and growth in our own lives. I have about 20 years of clinical experience practicing psychotherapy in a variety of settings.

Therapy is a gift of time set aside to pause and acknowledge how you’re feeling, and what you need. In times of high anxiety, frustration, or loneliness, it’s important to develop meaningful ways to be present with our emotions and to learn new ways to nurture ourselves in the midst of life’s challenges. I specialize in relational therapy, a type of therapy that focuses on the quality of your relationships, both with yourself and with others. The goal in therapy is to help you navigate current challenges, past traumas, and to develop more healthy relationship patterns moving forward.

Life can be challenging. When it comes to relationships, anxiety, depression, transition, loss or feeling stuck or overwhelmed, I can help you find a fresh perspective and new ways of dealing with the challenges. You are the expert on your life. I have clinically-proven techniques we can use to help you reach your personal goals for yourself. Together we can work towards you living your best life! Call or email me today. I am accepting new clients for in person and online appointments.

You've acknowledged that you need...support, ideas, guidance, help...something. Stop reading & applaud yourself; many folks do not get that far! At any age, we experience life...its wins, losses, successes, failures, hopes, regrets, beginnings, middles, and ends. It can be a lot to manage, including the good stuff. No one is immune to struggling and suffering, and no one is immune to evolving and healing. Sometimes what happens TO us actually happens FOR us. I hope to hear from you soon. I also invite you to visit my practice website: www.intheoryllc.com

Throughout my career I have specialized in working with adolescents and their families to address a myriad of adjustment related issues including divorce and trauma. I currently offer individual adult and couples counseling as well. I have expertise in working with families who have had to deal with sexual trauma and the legal system including Child Welfare Services. I aim to help you identify ways in which you can improve your quality of life by becoming more aware of self-defeating patterns so that you can take better charge of your life.

Michelle Kery, LPCMH specializes in the treatment of individuals; adolescents to adults, who are seeking a dedicated therapist to aid in consistent and self directed change. My focus is creating an environment to facilitate understanding, awareness, motivation, and progress. I utilize a unique combination of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques, play therapy, art therapy, and solution focused treatment created to meet your needs. I look forward to working with you- give virtual sessions a try. Sessions are VIRTUAL only. New Clients are accepted at this time.

I like to work with people who are looking to discover and live their most authentic self. It is the hardest and sometimes the longest journey in our lives. It is also the most rewarding. I have worked with people who are depressed, anxious, victims of childhood trauma or trauma as an adult, having trouble in relationships, in life transitions, looking for spiritual guidance, struggling with sexual orientation, grieving, searching for joy and happiness, in the military with problems, angry and stressed out. I recently have decided to work again after retiring for two years.

Are you seeking therapy to navigate life transitions, women’s issues, or facing challenges with courage and resilience? My ideal clients are seeking support in overcoming these obstacles and achieving their goals. With a blend of evidence-based techniques and a person-centered approach, therapy aims to uncover inner resilience and tap into innate potential. Whether grappling with anxiety, life changes, or seeking clarity, sessions are tailored to individual needs.My clinical background in mental health and substance abuse counseling ensures support for diverse populations, empowering clients to live their best lives.

Is your struggle is invisible? People look at you and think you've got it all together. But you don't feel that way at all. Some days you feel like you're barely holding it together. "High functioning" people keep going...because they feel they have to or because they have goals they want to achieve...it's just what they do. Outwardly, you look fine...maybe even better than fine. But on the inside maybe you feel like you're carrying a 100 pound weight around with you and are drowning or maybe you can't turn your thoughts off...you ruminate on every possible mistake you think you may have made. It's just exhausting.