A directory for stress and anxiety

When worry takes up too much room, start by reading about the people who help with it.

Profiles of licensed therapists who list stress and anxiety among their areas of focus. Read how each one describes their work, check their license details, and choose at your own pace.

Start with what feels closest

A few of the therapists

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  1. Dr. Ricardo Gillispie, PhD, LCSW

    Dr. Ricardo Gillispie, PhD, LCSW

    LCSW · 51+ years

    Licensed in Mississippi

    Experienced LCSW focused on practical coping

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  2. Lyndia Benion

    Lyndia Benion

    LMFT · 40+ years

    Licensed in Alabama

    Calm, practical therapy for stress and anxiety

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  3. Lawrence Story

    Lawrence Story

    LMFT · 36+ years

    Licensed in Texas

    Practical therapy grounded in life experience

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  4. Patricia "Patsy" Holden

    Patricia "Patsy" Holden

    LPC · 33+ years

    Licensed in Texas

    Practical, faith-sensitive support for stress and change

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Who is listed here

Every therapist in this directory lists stress and anxiety among their areas of focus and holds a license in one or more of these states: Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee or Texas. Many also hold licenses elsewhere. Each profile shows the license states recorded for that therapist, so check that they are licensed where you live before you continue.

Worry, tension, trouble sleeping, panic or a sense that everything is too much are all reasonable things to bring to a therapist. Reading a few profiles can help you notice whose way of working sounds right to you.

This is not a crisis service

If you are thinking about harming yourself or feel unsafe, call or text 988 to reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

How to use this directory

  1. 1

    Narrow it down

    Browse by concern or by listed location, or search for a therapist by name.

  2. 2

    Read and compare

    Look at experience, approaches and license details. Notice whose description fits how you would like to work.

  3. 3

    Decide on next steps

    If you choose to continue, review the options and arrangements with the provider directly.

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