Eclectic Clinical Solutions offers culturally affirming trauma therapy, EMDR, and virtual sessions in nine states, with in-person services in Greensboro.
Black women seeking culturally affirming therapy
Survivors of interpersonal violence or sexual trauma
Empowerment Counseling Ministries provides personalized individual, couples, and family therapy with faith-based and holistic practices plus a sliding-scale option.
individuals seeking faith-integrated or spiritually informed therapy
clients seeking holistic mental health support
couples working on communication or relationship conflict
Tucker Bryant Health provides licensed massage therapy and certified health coaching in Durham and Greensboro with published all-inclusive session pricing.
customized therapeutic massage
people managing chronic stress and physical tension
How much does psychotherapy cost in Guilford County?
Prices vary by clinician and insurance arrangement. Lorinda H. Umphlett publishes individual, couples, and family session fees, while Empowerment Counseling Ministries says it offers sliding-scale therapy for clients with financial difficulties.
Which Guilford County therapists accept Medicaid or Medicare?
Beth C. Kincaid lists Medicaid and Medicare among accepted plans. JPB Counseling says it does not accept Medicaid or Medicare, so confirm benefits with the practice before scheduling.
How do I choose a therapist for OCD or trauma?
For OCD, look for Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), which Lauren E. Atkinson specifically offers. For trauma, candidates list approaches including EMDR, Brainspotting, somatic therapy, and trauma-focused CBT.
How quickly can I get a therapy appointment?
JPB Counseling lists immediate availability with no wait for Jenn Fuqua, Josh May, and Mette Finn. Compassionate Voice Counseling says calls are generally returned within 48 hours during the week.
Can a psychotherapist handle a mental-health emergency?
The listed practices generally state that they are not emergency services. For immediate danger or a life-threatening crisis, call 911 or 988 rather than waiting for a routine therapy appointment.