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Jettson Davis

Working with men around issues of anxiety, depression, difficult transitions, and various existential issues has been the focus of my work. I believe that therapy is a process, and in that process my job is to help identify your strengths as well as your hurts, to help you process that which is holding you back, and to help develop your passions and path forward. My work is rooted in an existential, humanistic, and depth framework, which is aimed at slowing down and truly understanding the way in which you are experiencing life. Whether you are struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, feelings of meaninglessness, conflict in your relationships, and more, we can work through it all together.

Mr. Charles Eisenberg

I combine Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with insight oriented psychotherapy. I often assign work for you to do in-between sessions. I sometimes utilize specific exercises to elict emotions and imagery.

Nicole Leibforth

Throughout my career, I’ve worked with a wide range of age groups including children, adolescents, young adults and older adults. My professional experience includes working in a variety of settings such as residential treatment for children and adolescents, partial hospitalization programs and intensive outpatient programs for clients with eating disorders, inpatient substance use treatment, and outpatient mental health treatment. I have training and experience in the areas of complex trauma, eating disorders, self-harm, suicidality, and crisis intervention. I will see clients with a variety of diagnoses including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, neurodevelopmental disorders, and trauma related disorders.

Dr. Moses Kushaba

I have experience treating people with depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, traumas, different kids of losses, relationship issues, children & adolescents with behavioral problems, substance abuse & employment related issues (EAP). Age range (5-65). I’m not scripted. I use an eclectic approach – pulling from different theoretical orientations (psychodynamic, positive psychology, CBT, Strength based, Gestalt, etc).

Pat Schultz

I use a down-to-earth approach. Let’s tackle whatever is keeping you from having the life you want to have. Trauma, depression, anxiety, it’s all real. Sometimes you see or experience something so horrific you can’t “unsee” it. And if you could fix it yourself, you would have already. Having over 30 years of experience and gray hair means there isn’t too much I haven’t encountered. I have worked with emergency workers, first responders, ER nurses, doctors, techs, life flight crews, law enforcement and firefighters. PTSD and trauma can mimic and make the symptoms of depression and anxiety worse. If there is something holding you back, let’s figure it out, so you can get back to your life. I conduct sessions both virtually and in-person in Sioux Falls.

Anne Miller

You are a rock. You get up every day and handle your responsibilities. Your friends and family depend on you. But lately you don’t feel like yourself. You worry constantly, second guess yourself, and have persistent negative feelings. The people around you may not even realize how much you’re struggling. This is not the way you thought life would be. You aren’t alone. I’m a therapist specializing in men’s mental health, during the postpartum period and beyond. Together we’ll take the time you need to figure out what’s not right and explore new ways to cope. We’ll draw from evidence-based practices to set and work towards goals for mental wellness.

Dr. Tracy Moore

Dr. Moore is the President & CEO of Dr. Moore’s Tele-Therapy, a place where patients can have therapy at home or any quiet space they choose using a cell phone, tablet, desktop or laptop in a private place. It’s the chance to talk to licensed clinicians about resolving their issues of any kind. The support of video conferencing and phone use during therapy enables the patient to focus on the present without worrying about transportation, time, babysitters and work interruption. Our team of clinicians specialize in treatment that can improve your quality of life.

Nick Wallace

If there’s one thing I hate, it’s boring run-of-the-mill therapy. After completing my clinical training, I quickly realized how much of a letdown therapy is for many first-timers.

I’ve trained with some of the most well-respected clinicians across the country. I genuinely believe most people need only three things to break out of self-limiting patterns: to be understood, to be challenged, and to have a concrete outline of the steps they must take to reach their goals.

Maxim Arbuzov

Maxim Arbuzov is psychotherapist who specializes in men’s mental health and relationships. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges men face, Maxim is dedicated to providing a structured and solution-oriented space, that integrates with different modalities when needed.

Common issues Maxim works with are: anxiety, depression, stress, anger, porn/sex/internet addiction, erectile dysfunction and relationship difficulties.

Maxim believes that by creating a trusting therapeutic alliance, individuals can gain insight into their thought patterns, emotions, and behaviors, leading to positive and lasting change.

Maxim works primarily in the evenings and all sessions are virtual.

Dr. Simay Gokbayrak

I provide science-informed therapy for men. I am committed to helping you gain clarity about what is a valued life to you and manage the things that are getting in the way of that life you want to live and the person you want to be.

Simon Niblock

Simon G. Niblock, MA, LMFT, is a licensed marriage and family therapist in private practice in Austin, Texas, who specializes in tailored psychotherapy services for men. His clinical approach includes systemic family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and solutions-focused brief therapy. He offers a collaborative, pragmatic, and engaging way of working together. He believes that you are the ultimate authority on your life and that you have the smarts and creativity to disrupt the status quo.

John Bucher

I know firsthand how hard it can be to set aside society’s expectations of traditional masculinity and admit that it might be time to ask for help. As men, we are conditioned to try and solve life’s many complexities on our own, but the truth is reaching out for help shows immense strength, not weakness.

Perhaps you found my profile because you are considering therapy, and for that I applaud you. You have taken the first step toward healing and that is an incredible start. Maybe you still feel uncomfortable with the idea of therapy or you found me by accident. In that case, I sincerely look forward to answering your questions about how this could help improve your life as well. Either way, I am glad that you are here.

Leigh Kilgore

Hi, I’m Leigh (pronounced Lee), a clinical social worker based in Honolulu, HI, licensed in all 50 states. I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help clients recognize that struggles often stem from how we think about challenges. Changing our perspective allows us to cope in healthier ways. A passionate traveler, I’ve lived across the U.S. and value cultural understanding. I view therapy as an active process, helping clients gain skills to achieve their goals and ultimately thrive.

Ryan Heapy

Flat out, my specialty is men. Throughout my years of working primarily with men, I’ve helped my clients achieve their dreams and reach their potential. I’ve helped incredibly successful men find joy, find purpose and find meaning. I’ve also helped many men navigate the path out depression, anxiety, and addiction while creating better relationships with family, friends, and partners. I pride myself on being someone my clients can completely trust, providing a place to truly be themselves without shame or judgment.

Leann Ravenel

I have been a mental health provider for nearly 20 years. I absolutely love what I do! I was trained psychoanalytically but also use a humanistic, client-centered and eclectic approach to therapy. I am a warm, caring and engaging therapist. I enjoy working with male clients and have had tremendous success in treating men with depression, anxiety and relationship issues.

Thank you.