Therapists Beginning With Y in Rhode Island
Ye’s Center for Healing & Development
Drug & Alcohol Counselor, MEd , LADC1, LCDP
Verified Verified
Pawtucket, RI 02860
Not accepting new clients
More than 20 years of experience working with people who suffer from co-occurring disorders including trauma, substance use and abuse, and depression and anxiety. Ms. Yejide Muhammad has an extensive work history specializing in working with Women and Children and offering services in residential treatment, and outpatient settings. Many of these individuals and families are challenged by multiple stressors including homelessness, lack of income, involvement with the criminal justice system, and involvement with State agencies such as DCYF.
More than 20 years of experience working with people who suffer from co-occurring disorders including trauma, substance use and abuse, and depression and anxiety. Ms. Yejide Muhammad has an extensive work history specializing in working with Women and Children and offering services in residential treatment, and outpatient settings. Many of these individuals and families are challenged by multiple stressors including homelessness, lack of income, involvement with the criminal justice system, and involvement with State agencies such as DCYF.
A vast majority of my experience is with substance abuse and mental health including the residual effects from substance abuse (i.e., family of origin, relationships and work concerns). I treat people with these issues with dignity and respect in a non-judgmental environment. My expertise includes: relapse prevention, emotion regulation, coping skills, impulse control and anger management. My modes of therapy include CBT, DBT, MI and solution focused therapy. I look forward to working with you.
A vast majority of my experience is with substance abuse and mental health including the residual effects from substance abuse (i.e., family of origin, relationships and work concerns). I treat people with these issues with dignity and respect in a non-judgmental environment. My expertise includes: relapse prevention, emotion regulation, coping skills, impulse control and anger management. My modes of therapy include CBT, DBT, MI and solution focused therapy. I look forward to working with you.
Accepting New Clients Telehealth availability weekday mornings and/or Fridays 10-5pm! Hello :) Together, we will foster and utilize mindfulness skills and self-awareness to tend to, acknowledge, understand, and overcome challenging and sometimes painful feelings such as guilt, shame, and regret, as well as any subconscious fears or shadow parts that hold us back from actualizing our highest potential and sabotage even our greatest efforts. Great things take time to grow; never give up on yourself! I am passionate about this work and will greet you with compassion, an open mind, and a truly caring spirit.
Accepting New Clients Telehealth availability weekday mornings and/or Fridays 10-5pm! Hello :) Together, we will foster and utilize mindfulness skills and self-awareness to tend to, acknowledge, understand, and overcome challenging and sometimes painful feelings such as guilt, shame, and regret, as well as any subconscious fears or shadow parts that hold us back from actualizing our highest potential and sabotage even our greatest efforts. Great things take time to grow; never give up on yourself! I am passionate about this work and will greet you with compassion, an open mind, and a truly caring spirit.
Courtney Young is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has been working with adolescents and adults in a variety of settings for 8+ years. She is passionate about mental/brain health as well as human rights and will greet you with compassion, an open-mind, and a curious spirit. She aims to create a safe and nonjudgmental space for clients to practice self-compassionate awareness to process our most vulnerable thoughts and feelings to learn how to navigate grief as well as transcend trauma, guilt, and shame in order to live a full and wholehearted life.
Courtney Young is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has been working with adolescents and adults in a variety of settings for 8+ years. She is passionate about mental/brain health as well as human rights and will greet you with compassion, an open-mind, and a curious spirit. She aims to create a safe and nonjudgmental space for clients to practice self-compassionate awareness to process our most vulnerable thoughts and feelings to learn how to navigate grief as well as transcend trauma, guilt, and shame in order to live a full and wholehearted life.
James Fredrick Patrick Young
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
Providence, RI 02903 (Online Only)
Not accepting new clients
I believe all clients are ideal but I learned early in my social work training, that therapy is also a relationship, as well as therapy. Any issue with respect, empathy, maturity, open-mindedness, and most importantly, truthfully, is most important. Without this treatment will be ineffective.
I believe all clients are ideal but I learned early in my social work training, that therapy is also a relationship, as well as therapy. Any issue with respect, empathy, maturity, open-mindedness, and most importantly, truthfully, is most important. Without this treatment will be ineffective.
Hello! If you are facing challenges related to depression, anxiety, or life changes, then I hope that I can be the therapist to support you. I work with adolescents and adults who are facing challenges related to depression, and anxiety. Who are interested in identifying areas of growth and change through teamwork. I am passionate about holding space for those a part of the LGBTQIA+ community and culturally diverse clients.
Hello! If you are facing challenges related to depression, anxiety, or life changes, then I hope that I can be the therapist to support you. I work with adolescents and adults who are facing challenges related to depression, and anxiety. Who are interested in identifying areas of growth and change through teamwork. I am passionate about holding space for those a part of the LGBTQIA+ community and culturally diverse clients.
Yolonda Young-Adisa
Pre-Licensed Professional, MA
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Providence, RI 02904 (Online Only)
Thank you for your interest in my commitment to trauma-informed and culturally relevant services. As a BIPOC, Queer identifying clinician, the therapeutic space for those struggling is near and dear to my heart. believe in our shared ability to co-create meaning that will lead to greater insight, and ultimately positive changes in your life. Everything that shapes your perspective will be central to our work together. I work relationally by utilizing an intersectional culturally inclusive approach to address the complex realities of your relationship to race, gender, culture, neurodiversity, and sexuality.
Thank you for your interest in my commitment to trauma-informed and culturally relevant services. As a BIPOC, Queer identifying clinician, the therapeutic space for those struggling is near and dear to my heart. believe in our shared ability to co-create meaning that will lead to greater insight, and ultimately positive changes in your life. Everything that shapes your perspective will be central to our work together. I work relationally by utilizing an intersectional culturally inclusive approach to address the complex realities of your relationship to race, gender, culture, neurodiversity, and sexuality.
Sharon Younkin
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
Verified Verified
Westerly, RI 02891 (Online Only)
We have all been tested by a global pandemic. You may have found yourself using unhealthy ways to cope to manage increased stress and anxiety (overeating, having an extra glass of wine, arguing with family members, throwing yourself into work, worrying, isolating yourself). When things go wrong (divorce, job stress/loss, medical challenges, financial pressures, death of loved ones) many people become self-critical, negative, and avoidant. The way we navigate these challenging times can determine whether we build inner strength and gain wisdom or bear the consequences of unrelenting standards, self-criticism and disconnection.
We have all been tested by a global pandemic. You may have found yourself using unhealthy ways to cope to manage increased stress and anxiety (overeating, having an extra glass of wine, arguing with family members, throwing yourself into work, worrying, isolating yourself). When things go wrong (divorce, job stress/loss, medical challenges, financial pressures, death of loved ones) many people become self-critical, negative, and avoidant. The way we navigate these challenging times can determine whether we build inner strength and gain wisdom or bear the consequences of unrelenting standards, self-criticism and disconnection.