Therapists in Canton, OH and Nearby Locations

Find a therapist in Canton, Ohio that meets your needs. Browse our comprehensive list of affordable and licensed therapists in Canton to find a professional specializing in counseling people with stress, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, grief, and more.

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Are you experiencing difficulties and feel STUCK? Do you feel like you need someone to help you figure out how to move forward? I have been a therapist for over 10+ years and have focused on helping clients' develop personal goals and accountability...
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Dr. Teresa Rogers (she/her) is the owner of The Relationship Center in North Canton, OH. She is a graduate from the University of Akron with a Doctorate of Philosophy, specializing in marriage and family therapy. Dr. Rogers is a licensed Independent...
Patrick Santilli
LPCC 15, MS
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Ohio

My inquisitive approach to treatment helps you focus on what you can control and find a balance in your life through introspection, understanding, and patience. I have prior training in dialectical behavioral therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy...
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Rocky River, Ohio

Navigation through life, love, relationships and it's ebbs and flows can be challenging. The issues of life and love are complex and can make us experience symptoms of stress, depression, and anxiety to name a few. I help guide couples and...
Rodney Long
MSSA, LSW
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Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

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Ohio

Hi! My name is Rodney Long and I’m a local therapist, writer, and speaker. I earned my bachelor’s degree from Malone University and my master’s degree from Case Western Reserve University. You can read about my background here, in an article...
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I am Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Ohio. I have a Masters of Divinity and a MA in Professional Counseling. I am a National Board Certified Counselor (NCC) and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP). In therapy, I focus...
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Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

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Christina Hoehn-Shackelford earned a Master of Science Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy/Community Counseling from the University of Akron and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology and Legal Studies from Heidelberg University (formerly...
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Ellen has 30 years of experience working with clients. Her style is more coaching than therapy. The pillars of her work are: - You have all of the answers inside of you. I can show you how to uncover your blocks to find them. - Your thoughts create...
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Ohio

Dr. Faur is a licensed psychologist in Ohio specializing in the treatment of anxiety disorders, PTSD and depression. She gained diverse experience working with children, adolescents and adults during graduate training, fellowship in Psychiatry at...
Doris Rhodes
MA, LPC
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Ohio

I am a Clinical Mental Health Counselor since 2017; providing professional counseling services to clients in the greater Cleveland area. In the current environment, utilizing online platforms for counseling; I am able to provide my Clinical Services...
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Elyria, Ohio

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Ohio

Shelle’ Monique Mathis is a native of Elyria, a mother of two beautiful children, and an ’83 graduate of Elyria High School. She obtained a certificate as a Paralegal from Tri-City Community college, an Associates of Arts degree from Lorain...
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Middleburg Hts, Ohio

In spite of your best efforts, life can sometimes overwhelm you. Whether problems are recent or longstanding, I can help. My 25 years in the profession has afforded me knowledge and experience with a broad range of issues. My practice emphasizes the...
Robin Leichtman
LPCC-S 2, Ph.D.
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Lyndhurst, Ohio

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Ohio

Robin is a licensed independent therapist providing mental wellness counseling by way of a positive, holistic approach. She believes that counseling is a collaborative effort in which she supports individuals in improving the quality of their life....
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Beachwood, Ohio

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Ohio, Maine

Over 25 years of clinical, supervisory and management experience in the behavioral healthcare field. Publications in the field of mental health, NAMI Professional of the Year in 1997. Work with a range of behavioral health needs and challenges....
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Cambridge, Ohio

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Ohio

Alicia or one of her staff can work with any type of consumer, Adult Child, Individual, Family or couple. We can assist with any concerns or behaviors. All master level therapists. Licensed Independent Social Worker Supervisor with over 15 years of...
Laurie Mandel
MSN, CNP, PMHNP
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Ohio

*ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS * I am dedicated to providing you comprehensive, empathetic, personalized care. I believe in the connection between mental and physical health and wellness. I want to help you develop a growth mindset. Let's work together to...
Brian Nowak
LPCC-S 2
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Parma, Ohio

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Ohio

I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) and a Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor (LICDC) in the State of Ohio. I have worked in both mental health agencies and drug treatment facilities, since I graduated from the...
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Stow, Ohio

I am here to guide you on the path of Self-Healing and mental wellness. Perhaps you're down or anxious - maybe you're unsure about the future of a relationship, or just feel that you aren't living the life you were meant to lead. Whatever your needs...
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I have an affinity for working with college students and young adults. I blame it on my past experience as an educator at my local high school! I fully understand the stressors that being a student can bring and I want to help YOU not just survive...

An Overview of Mental Health in Canton, Ohio

Mental health issues can affect all individuals at almost any age, from children in their formative years to those in their middle age to men and women approaching their golden years. Depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and other mental problems can develop suddenly or appear after a traumatic event, such as the death of a loved one or a divorce. Help is available for those who suffer from afflictions; however, they must have the correct information about resources in their area before they reach out.

Canton, Ohio, is home to 71,329 people as of the 2016 census and is located between two of the state’s larger cities, Cleveland and Akron. Canton lies closer to the northeast section of Ohio and experiences a variety of weather conditions, from humid summers to frigid winters. The city enjoys a low crime rate when compared to the rest of the country, and women outnumber men by almost eight percent. The city’s unemployment rate has fallen since October and currently sits at 4.4 percent, which is only slightly higher than the national average of 4.0 percent.

Despite the availability of jobs available in Canton’s manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and educational sectors and an active real estate market, the residents of the city have their fair share of mental health problems. One 2015 report revealed that the need for such services was the second-most vital for the city, with access to health care being the greatest. However, while the necessity for mental health services in Canton is obvious, some residents may not be seeking active treatment due to several factors that may include:

  • The stigma of mental disorders and how they might be judged by others;
  • A lack of health insurance that gives individuals better access to professional care;
  • The inability to recognize symptoms of anxiety or depression;
  • Denial or fear over admitting professional help is needed.

While these issues can be common when it comes to mental health problems, they must be properly addressed so those in Canton who need help are not afraid to seek it out and harm themselves instead.

Mental Health Factors for Canton, Ohio

While some mental disorders can be influenced by genetics, others can be triggered by a traumatic event, such as the death of a child. The infant mortality rate in Ohio is unusually high when compared to the rest of the nation, and over 15 percent of residents in Stark County, of which Canton is the seat, reported that their immediate family has experienced the death of an infant. This event can cause terrible trauma and result in serious depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder, and lead to drug and alcohol abuse.

Gender issues in Canton may also contribute to the development of certain mental problems, particularly when it comes to wage inequality. The average annual salary for men living in the city is over $7,000 greater than for women, and females who perform the same jobs in the nursing, retail, and manufacturing sectors make less than their male coworkers. Women who are experiencing wage inequality may develop anxiety over their finances, which can lead to broken sleep, mood changes, and altered relationships with friends and family.

Finding Mental Health Services in Canton

The first step Canton residents can take when it comes to finding help for their mental health issues is to understand what kind of resources are available nearby. Canton has a variety of treatment facilities and private therapists, including Phoenix Rising Behavioral Healthcare and Recovery, North Canton Therapy Works, and other services that specialize in individual and family therapy for people of all ages.

Of course, some residents of the city face a variety of challenges when they attempt to find treatment. A lack of health insurance is especially problematic, as nearly 12 percent of people in Ohio are uninsured. The Hispanic population of the state is particularly impacted, with 27 percent lacking insurance. Unemployment, poverty, and language barriers may be to blame in this case; however, despite the causes, it leaves this section of Canton’s residents under serious threat of continued mental decline, substance abuse, and suicide