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Transform Your Life with Evidence-Based Therapy

Welcome to Greenwood Psychotherapy & Consulting

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We are a practice dedicated to healing, recovery, and growth in the Greater Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill area. Founded by two experienced clinicians, our work is rooted in integrity, inclusivity, and the belief that everyone deserves safety and autonomy in therapy.

We provide specialized, trauma-informed therapy and counseling for individuals, couples, families, adolescents, and children. Our clinicians support clients with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, life transitions, and relationship challenges, offering a safe and collaborative space for healing and self-discovery.

Grounded in evidence-based approaches, we help clients build resilience, strengthen relationships, and cultivate greater self-understanding and self-compassion. Whether you’re processing trauma or navigating a major life change, our therapists are here to support you on your path toward growth and well-being.

Contact us today to schedule an appointment and experience compassionate, trauma-informed therapy in the Triangle area

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    Individual Therapy

    Tailored sessions that use evidence-based practices to help you overcome challenges and improve your mental well-being.

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    Couples Therapy

     Supportive sessions designed to help partners navigate conflict, repair trust, and strengthen their connection (private pay service).

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    Telehealth

    Secure, confidential virtual sessions for those who prefer the convenience of online therapy.


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    Group Therapy

    A guided, supportive space where individuals facing similar challenges can share, learn, and grow together.

Are you feeling?

  • Overwhelmed by life’s stress, responsibilities, or constant worries

  • Anxious about the future, social situations, or things that used to feel easy

  • Depressed or emotionally drained, with little motivation or joy

  • Lonely even when surrounded by people, and longing for real connection

  • Stuck in patterns or relationships that don’t seem to change

  • Lost or unsure about your next steps in life or who you really are

  • Burned out from work, caregiving, or simply trying to hold everything together

  • On edge -tense, irritable, or having trouble sleeping or relaxing

  • Guilty or ashamed about things you can’t seem to move past

  • Disconnected from your emotions, body, or sense of purpose

  • Afraid that things won’t get better, but also unsure where to start

  • Hopeful -ready to make a change, even if you’re nervous about therapy

Seeking therapy doesn’t mean something is wrong with you, it means you’re ready to invest in yourself and find support. Many people start therapy feeling uncertain but soon discover it’s a space for clarity, healing, and growth.

Specialties

Mental Health

Anxiety, depression, trauma & PTSD, grief & loss, OCD, stress, self-esteem, perfectionism, body image, eating disorders, addiction, people-pleasing

Life Transitions

 College & young adults, career & life changes, parenting, caregivers, older adults, families with dementia

Neurodevelopmental & Cognitive Support

ADHD support, school & learning challenges

Relationships & Family

Couples counseling, family dynamics, dating & interpersonal relationships, peer challenges for kids & teens, family of origin trauma

Health & Specialized Concerns

Chronic illness, pain & aging, terminal or serious medical conditions, health-related anxiety

Identity & Culture 

LGBTQIA+ support, race & cultural challenges, religious or spiritual trauma, highly sensitive persons

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