Mental Health Therapy in Bloomington

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Therapists in Bloomington

Dr. Ann Moore

Bloomington, Indiana - Psychologist
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Hello! My name is Dr. Ann R. Moore and I am a licensed psychologist who specializes in working with late-stage adolescents and young adults who are experiencing anxiety, depression and other social/emotional problems stemming from difficult life transitions. I also work as a parent coach to enhance family dynamics and functioning. I was trained as a cognitive behaviorist who works to provide a warm and supportive environment for people wanting to develop new patterns of behavior and improve their daily experience and relationships with others. I have a specialization in positive psychology and utilize techniques from this tradition to help people harness their inner strengths and natural resiliencies to improve their overall well-being and life satisfaction. I offer a warm and compassionate space for people to explore their life, gain insight into their behavior patterns, and gain the valuable skills needed to create happier and more satisfying lives. I earned my doctorate in School Psychology from Indiana University in 1993. Since then I have worked as an outpatient therapist, a behavioral consultant and provided parenting advice to many. I am the proud mother of 4 young adult children and believe my own parenting experience has greatly enhanced my professional understanding and given me greater empathy and understanding for the adolescents, young adults and parents I serve. I an excited to join the Better Help Team because it makes psychology accessible to everyone. Life today presents may challenges and it takes courage to seek help. I would be honored to assist you in your journey toward a healthier and happier life.

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Tianna Burroughs (she/her)

Bloomington, Indiana - Clinical Social Worker/therapist
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Hello! If you are exploring Better Help, it is likely you are going through something really challenging and I am proud of you for taking the brave step of seeking help. When looking for a therapist, it's important to find one whose style and experience feels right for you. The relationship and comfort level between the client and therapist can make or break your therapy experience. I want this to be a comforting and safe space for you to share your feelings. I would like to share a little about myself to help you decide if I might be a good match for you. My name is Tianna and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I received my undergraduate degree in Human Development/Family Studies and Master's degree in Social Work from Indiana University in 2009. I have worked in a variety of clinical settings including: home-based, schools, youth shelters, residential programs, and inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. I have years of experience working with individuals of all ages and a wide array of challenges. Some of these challenges include depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship problems, substance abuse, divorce, parenting struggles and crisis stabilization. Growing up in an impoverished area of northern Indiana, I experienced or witnessed many of these issues first hand, which helps me have a greater sense of understanding and empathy for my clients and this is also what lead me down my career path. My style is warm, compassionate and nonjudgmental but I am also honest and direct with my clients. I believe my clients are the experts on their lives and determine the direction and depth of therapy. Using strength-based and solution focused approaches, I hope to draw out a deeper understanding of the challenges my clients face while guiding them to find the solutions by building on the skills, knowledge and abilities they often don't know they have. I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to assist clients in learning how their thoughts influence their feelings and behaviors often keeping them from achieving the progress they hope for. I also believe in the benefits of mindfulness and breathing exercises to help with regulating emotions. I value the feedback from my clients and encourage them to let me know if something we are doing is not working for them. On a personal level, I took several years off to stay home with my twins and also raise my teenage niece. We have moved frequently due to my husband's career who also works in mental health. In addition to Indiana we have lived in Texas and Tennessee. I enjoy outdoor adventures, yoga and interior design in my free time.

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Dr. Hannah Armbrust

Bloomington, Indiana - Counselor
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As a licensed therapist in Indiana and Virginia, I bring over a decade of experience in mental health, dedicated to supporting individuals as they navigate the emotional complexities of life. My work is grounded in compassion, depth, and respect for the uniqueness of every person’s psychological journey. In my practice, I offer a thoughtful and supportive therapeutic space where clients can explore their inner world with honesty and curiosity. I work with individuals facing depression, anxiety, relational difficulties, and the lingering effects of trauma. Together, we seek to understand the deeper emotional patterns that shape one’s experiences, while cultivating greater self-awareness, resilience, and emotional balance. My approach integrates evidence-based clinical practices with a reflective and humanistic perspective that honors the complexity of the human psyche. I support clients in developing self-compassion, strengthening communication, navigating social and relational challenges, and engaging in meaningful personal growth. I work with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds and life stages, including young adults, people navigating major life transitions, and those experiencing feelings of isolation, guilt, shame, or profound emotional change. Therapy, in my view, is a collaborative journey toward deeper understanding, healing, and personal transformation. Every story deserves to be heard with care and respect. My commitment is to walk alongside my clients with empathy, professional guidance, and genuine presence as they move toward greater clarity, healing, and self-discovery.

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Free Mental Health Resources in Indiana

NAMI Indiana is the state's affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness. The grassroots organization helps residents by coordinating family support networks, developing resources for treatment navigation, training volunteer leaders, providing professional continuing education, and collaborating on IN policy reform.
Clubhouse Indiana facilitates a network of community centers (clubhouses) for adults with mental health challenges in the state. Individuals can benefit from clubhouses by providing members with volunteer work opportunities, employment placement services, education support, peer socialization activities, wellness programs, and housing assistance.
The Asian Mental Health Collective (AMHC) provides Indiana's Asian communities with culturally-informed mental health services. AMHC hosts support groups, hosts a directory of therapists, delivers free counseling that embraces traditional values, and leads initiatives to destigmatize mental health challenges in Asian communities.
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GenderNexus offers services to Indiana's gender-diverse community. LGBTQ+ individuals and their families/partners can access one-to-one counseling with licensed social workers, assistance navigating legal name/gender marker changes, help to secure medical referral letters for gender-affirming procedures, inclusive community support groups, and educational training for schools/workplaces on fostering gender-inclusive environments.
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Covering Kids and Families of Indiana helps Indiana families get insurance for all members. Their team helps residents with application assistance, eligibility assessment, coverage maintenance guidance, and connects them with organizations and health institutions that can serve them through Medicaid.
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The Jane Pauley Community Health Center provides Indiana families comprehensive mental health care services with facilities statewide. Their services are available on a sliding scale and through Medicaid and include individual, couples, and family therapy, medication management, and medicated assisted treatment (MAT) for addiction.
The Community Counseling Center at Purdue University Fort Wayne provides residents with free and low-cost mental health services delivered by supervised graduate students. Indiana families and individuals can access therapy for anxiety and depression, counseling for relationship issues, grief support, career guidance, parenting assistance, and stress management resources.
The CTS Counseling Center is a training facility offering affordable mental health therapy with sliding-scale fees. Here, Indiana residents can find faith-based and secular services like counseling sessions for emotional struggles, life transitions, and psychological challenges.
The LGBTQ Center / Seasons Counseling provides mental health, legal, and healthcare support to Indiana's LGBTQ community. They offer free in-person and telehealth counseling for mental health and personal challenges, identity-specific support groups (Men's, Women's, Transgender Alliance), outdoor social activities, crisis assistance, legal support, a lending library, and healthcare navigation resources.
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ASPIN Veteran's Services assists Indiana veterans and their families access behavioral health services and addiction counseling in over 60 counties statewide. Their programs help military families take advantage of their benefits, provide healthcare enrollment navigation, suicide prevention initiatives, military culture-informed therapy, and certified training programs for veterans to help them find work.
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Child Mental Health Wraparound (CMHW) provides conflict-free assessment and application to wraparound services for families in all 92 counties in Indiana. Families can access free legal representation for children in Indiana's welfare system, mediation services, assistance with applications for youth with mental health challenges, immigration support, receive counseling for trauma-affected students, and access educational workshops.
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The Indianapolis Vet Center provides free, confidential mental health services for Indiana's Veterans, service members, and families in a non-medical setting. In an environment that embraces military values, individuals can access counseling for depression, PTSD, and military sexual trauma, talk therapy, recreational activities, suicide prevention programs, substance abuse treatment, grief care, weekly coffee discussions, and women's support groups.
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Scott County Service Providers’ Helping Hands Resource Guide is a collection of resources assembled by the local sheriff's department. Residents can find here services for addiction treatment, domestic violence support, elder abuse assistance, homeless shelters, legal counsel, mental health resources, childcare options, employment assistance, and resources for individuals with disabilities.
Indy Pride Community Resources is a comprehensive directory of affirming resources for Indiana's LGBTQ+ community. Gender-affirming medical care, specialized counseling, STD/HIV testing, domestic and sexual violence support, LGBTQ+ legal services, transgender healthcare providers, trauma counseling, youth programming, family support groups, and protective services are available.
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The Julian Center provides emergency shelters, 24-hour crisis intervention, and safety planning for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Indianapolis. Residents can find legal advocacy, access trauma counseling, get housing assistance, and receive children's support in a confidential and compassionate environment.
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