Mental Health Therapy in Louisville

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Jennifer DeVore

Louisville, Kentucky - Clinical Social Worker
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Are feelings of fear, unworthiness, guilt or sadness keeping you from reaching your full potential? Are the stories you tell yourself keeping you stuck in the same dysfunctional patterns again and again? Are the expectations of others in your life clashing with who you know to be your authentic self? There's a different way to be and a new life awaiting you. With someone to hold space for you, it is possible to grow in compassion for yourself. Are you ready to start challenging your inner critic so you can reach your full potential and lead the life you deserve? I’m a licensed clinical social worker in Kentucky and Indiana. My passion is helping women reclaim the parts of themselves that may have been lost as we try to balance it all. In my work, I focus on self care, mindfulness, and helping you reframe beliefs that keep us stuck in negative patterns. I am particularly interested in the intersection between trauma and ADHD, being diagnosed later in life with neurodivergence myself. When working with clients, I believe that healing is a collaborative effort that requires an honest and nonjudgmental approach. As your therapist, I assist you in clarifying your goals and honor your inherent power to heal. Rather than being drawn to one modality, I look at all individuals, the environment and situation and draw on a number of modalities. I believe the therapeutic alliance is the most important aspect to healing and encourage my clients to openly discuss their experience in therapy. I invite you to reach out to see if we're a good fit.

Chatia Warrick

Louisville, Kentucky - Licensed Professional Counselor
Online

Hello, I am a Licensed Professional Counselor based in Kentucky with over 7 years of experience providing counseling services to individuals navigating life transitions, emotional challenges, and complex health-related concerns. Prior to licensure, I completed two years of clinical internship experience, and I have been supporting individuals through life transitions in various professional and supportive roles for nearly 13 years. I have spent much of my career working with adults who have experienced acquired or traumatic brain injuries, including seven years providing counseling services in this area. This work has shaped my understanding of grief, identity changes, emotional regulation, and rebuilding confidence after significant life events. I also have experience in community mental health, where I’ve worked with children, teens, and adults from diverse backgrounds. I am currently a doctoral student in Counselor Education and Supervision and am completing my dissertation, which focuses on Perinatal Mental Health in people of color and the importance of culturally responsive care. My counseling style is laid-back, warm, and inviting. I aim to create a space where you feel comfortable being open, asking questions, and moving at a pace that feels right for you. Therapy doesn’t have to feel intimidating or overly clinical; I believe it works best when it feels collaborative, supportive, and grounded in real life. I offer therapy through live chat, a structured, real-time, text-based format that is available to both adolescents and adults. Many clients find that writing helps reduce anxiety, supports emotional regulation, and allows space for thoughtful reflection before responding. For teens, live chat can make therapy feel more approachable, and for adults, it can be a helpful option for those who are not comfortable being on camera or who prefer not to use video sessions. Offering this format is part of my commitment to reducing barriers to therapy and making mental health support more accessible. Limited Sunday live chat appointments may be available upon request. Please message to inquire about Sunday availability.” For clients who prefer other formats, video and phone sessions are also available, allowing us to choose the modality that best supports comfort, engagement, and therapeutic progress. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, adjusting to changes, or looking for ongoing support, I’m here to meet you where you are and walk alongside you.

Free Mental Health Resources in Kentucky

NAMI Kentucky is a coalition of individuals, families, and community members who support individuals impacted by mental health struggles. They offer free mental health support, including online groups, access to educational resources, advocacy, and linkage to services in the community. They work with individuals of all ages and walks of life.
Bluegrass Care Navigators supports individuals, particularly seniors and those in palliative care, who are experiencing severe emotional and mental health challenges. Support extends to individuals experiencing health struggles, along with caregivers and family members who are supporting them.
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Seniors Women Grief Depression Anxiety
Mental Health of Kentucky is a nonprofit organization that works with children, teens, adults, and families. They can provide you with access to resources and programs to address your mental health needs. This can include access to assessments, screenings, and even training programs for community members.
Four Rivers Behavioral Health is a nonprofit organization that offers counseling, peer support services, and case management, among other services for individuals with developmental disabilities. Substance abuse services are available here, as well as support for youth who need help transitioning into independent living.
The Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs offers free counseling and legal advocacy if you have been a victim of sexual assault. They can also help you find care at a hospital and connect you to social groups where you can meet with other survivors. Many of these services are free and all are confidential. They work with individuals of all ages and backgrounds, regardless of income or immigration status.
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BIPOC LGBTQ Men Women Domestic Violence PTSD
Uplift Mental Health Support will provides people of all ages with online or in person access to specialized mental health support groups. They can help you work through mental health challenges, including depression, anxiety, and grief. These services are offered free of charge.
NorthKey Community Care offers various free or low cost services to individuals of all ages and backgrounds. Among these services are outpatient therapy and psychiatric support. You can also get connected to case management services where you’ll get referred to community based programs if you need ongoing treatment for your mental health or substance abuse disorder.
Life Skills provides continuing services to address mental health and substance abuse recovery needs you might have. They also offer services for those with intellectual disabilities and those experiencing a crisis.
Communicare is a nonprofit provider of behavioral health services. They work with children and adults, including those who have a developmental or intellectual disability. There’s a dedicated chemical dependency program here and specialized support for mothers. Sliding scale discounts are available.
The Adanta Group offers free and low cost behavioral health services. They work with all populations and have specialized programs for youth, seniors, and veterans. Services include outpatient therapy, case management, crisis intervention, and supportive care for those with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
River Valley Behavioral Health is a nonprofit provider of crisis intervention services for those struggling with a substance abuse disorder. They provide treatment for youth, adults, and families and can connect you to social services like housing and employment support as well.
The Pennyroyal Center provides behavioral health care services that are rooted in evidence based practices and take a multidisciplinary approach to care. They serve residents throughout eight counties in the region, offering crisis and emergency care, residential treatment, and specialized programs for those struggling with substance abuse or who have an intellectual or developmental disability.
Mountain Comprehensive Care Center offers a range of services to children, adults, and those with intellectual or developmental disabilities. They also serve homeless youth and provide support for children in the foster care system. There are programs that address mental health and addiction struggles. Some of their services are offered free or at reduced cost due to sliding scale discounts.
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PTSD Anxiety Depression Substance Abuse Domestic Violence Disability
Seven Counties Services is the state’s leading community mental health center. They provide behavioral health care support to youth, adults, and families who have been impacted by mental health or substance abuse struggles. Services include crisis care, counseling, prevention services, recovery housing, referrals, and other supports.
The Kentucky Community Crisis Response Team supports first responders who are struggling with their mental health because of a traumatic experience they've endured in their line of work. Among the services are crisis intervention support, counseling, peer support services, and other resources you can turn to for help.
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First Responders
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