Social and Clinical Psychologist in Cincinnati, Ohio

We help individuals and families reduce emotional stress and improve communication. Our Cincinnati family counseling practice is centered on helping people work through difficult emotions like anxiety, anger, and shame. We focus on building skills to navigate relationships more effectively. Therapy here is collaborative, goal-oriented, and rooted in evidence-based strategies.

Yes. We offer a parenting skills group that focuses on practical strategies for improving parent-child communication, managing behavior, and building emotional awareness at home. If you’re searching for parenting classes in Cincinnati, this group is a great fit for parents who want to be more effective and more connected with their kids.

We run co-parenting classes in Cincinnati specifically designed for parents raising children across households. The goal isn’t to rehash past issues but to focus on skills like emotion regulation, conflict management, and communication that make parenting together more stable and less reactive.

We don’t offer traditional open-ended family therapy sessions. But if you’re looking for family therapy in Cincinnati that’s focused, structured, and skill-based, we can help. Couples or family members can go through tracks together and learn tools that actually change how people relate and communicate. It’s not just talk, it’s practice.

Yes, we work with teens and younger adolescents, depending on the situation. Teens often benefit from the same skills we teach adults, like emotional regulation, managing anxiety, or building self-awareness. Sometimes, parents and teens go through parts of a track together, which can feel similar to family counseling in Cincinnati, but with more structure and shared tools.

We draw from a mix of third-wave, evidence-based therapies like dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and exposure therapy. Depending on your goals, we may also use strategies from emotionally focused therapy and the Gottman Method, especially in relationship-focused tracks. We also look at lifestyle changes that support mental health, because sometimes the environment needs to shift, not just your mindset.

That’s an option, but we usually recommend starting with skill-building. Having a shared foundation helps those open-ended conversations go deeper and faster. Once we’ve built that common ground, weekly sessions can be more flexible and focused on whatever’s coming up for you.

If things are intense, we may not be your only provider, but we can be part of your team. Our role would focus on skill-building and emotional regulation. We’re not a crisis service and can’t be on-call, but we work well in collaboration with psychiatrists or primary therapists.

Yes. In Ohio, we’re in-network with Aetna and Quest Behavioral Health through Headway. In Massachusetts, we’re in-network with Anthem. If you’re out of network, we can help you use Thrizer to simplify reimbursement. Most clients who’ve met their deductible just pay a calculated co-pay upfront. Self-pay is $200 per session. The skills group is $40 per hour.

Both. In-person sessions are available locally, and we also offer telehealth for clients in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and other PSYPACT states. So, whether you’re nearby or just looking for family counseling in Cincinnati from the convenience of your home, we’ve got options.