Cory Schortzman
LPC, LIMHP
Restoring connection and personal direction
- Stress, Anxiety
- Addictions
- Relationship
Therapists who work with the questions underneath
Existential therapy pays attention to choice, meaning, mortality and being alone - the things that sit under a problem rather than the problem itself. Everyone listed here is licensed or registered where they practise and names it among their approaches. Compare them by where they practise, by what they work with and by how long they have practised.
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What they help with
Everything else- Stress & Anxiety3308
- Depression3148
- Self Esteem3123
- Relationship3031
- Coping with Life Changes2974
- Trauma and Abuse2903
- Life Purpose2886
- Grief2790
- Guilt and Shame2777
- Communication Problems2728
- Self-Love2691
- Family2689
- Isolation / Loneliness2614
- Forgiveness2570
- Anger2468
- Social Anxiety and Phobia2446
- Post-Traumatic Stress2345
- Career2289
- Attachment Issues2259
- Parenting2218
- Addictions2185
- Workplace Issues2184
- Divorce2180
- Separation2180
- Control Issues2163
- Abandonment2151
- Intimacy Issues2140
- Midlife Crisis2125
- Mood Disorders2105
- Women's Issues2105
- Codependency2062
- Compassion Fatigue2057
- Panic Disorder and Panic Attacks2045
- Young Adult Issues1979
- Caregiver Issues and Stress1942
- ADHD1859
- Commitment Issues1824
- Bipolar1758
- Family of Origin Issues1757
- Impulsivity1699
- Jealousy1685
- Infidelity1684
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Therapists in this directory
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Marjorie Ann Robinson
LICSW
Practical, values-driven therapy with compassion
- Stress, Anxiety
- Depression
- LGBT
Treva Ross-Sanders
LPC
Compassionate counselor guiding practical change
- Stress, Anxiety
- Family
- Trauma and abuse
Every state we list
All statesIn the United States a licence is granted by one state, so where you are decides who can work with you. In the UK and Australia a therapist is registered nationally. Pick your location to see who is listed there.
Guides
All guides- What existential therapy is, in plain words
Existential therapy is a way of talking about the big, ordinary questions of being human rather than a medical treatment or a set of quick fixes.
- Who existential therapy tends to suit, and who it does not
Who tends to find existential therapy useful, who often needs something different first, and how to decide where to look next.
- What a first session is actually like
A calm, practical guide to what happens in a first therapy session and what an existential approach may focus on.
- Talking about meaning and purpose without it being a lecture
What it looks like to bring a question of meaning or purpose to a therapist, and what that conversation is not.