Therapy
Therapy: Compassionate. Honest. Direct.
“My goal is to help you feel understood, challenged, supported, and equipped to create lasting change.”
Focus areas
What Anthony helps with
- 01Men’s issues
- 02Anxiety
- 03Trauma & PTSD
No two sessions are the same—my job is to listen, challenge, and guide people toward healing and self-discovery.
Also helps with
- Anger management
- Burnout
- Coping skills
- Depression
- Emotional regulation
- Grief
- Life transitions
- Parenting
- Relationship issues
- School issues
- Self-esteem
- Spirituality
- Sports performance
- Stress
Approaches
- CBTCognitive Behavioral Therapy
- CPTCognitive Processing Therapy
- DBTDialectical Behavior Therapy
- MBCTMindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy
- MIMotivational Interviewing
- Trauma-Focused
- Person-Centered
- Gestalt
Who he works with
Men, young adults, adolescents, couples, and individuals navigating anxiety, anger, trauma, grief, identity concerns, relationship challenges, and major life transitions.
His work gives particular attention to men and young Black men, and to reducing the stigma around seeking mental health care, while serving people from all backgrounds.
Location & eligibility
Kentucky only.
Sessions are offered in person in Lexington and online for clients located in Kentucky. If you live outside Kentucky, Anthony can’t see you as a therapy client.
Insurance, fees, and current availability are listed on Psychology Today.
Anthony is a wonderful therapist whose welcoming and calm demeanor helps you feel comfortable. He has a heart for those who are struggling due to trauma or dealing with the stigma of seeking mental health care. I recommend working with him!
Anthony is a gifted counselor who excels in working with trauma, depression, anxiety, and other life difficulties. He is skilled, compassionate, and knowledgeable. I sincerely enjoy working with him and recommend his work as a therapist!
One door
Start on Psychology Today.
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