Therapists in Little Rock, AR and Nearby Locations

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

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Savanna Scott
LAC, LAMFT, ERYT, SEP-in-Training
In-Person Sessions:

Hot Springs, Arkansas

Teletherapy for Clients In:

Arkansas

Savanna is licensed as a Licensed Associate Counselor (A1911171) and Licensed Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (F1911019) in the state of Arkansas. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Central Arkansas and a...
Tresvil Pack
LPC 172, LPC-S 7, Ph.D.
Teletherapy for Clients In:

Arkansas

I like to meet my clients where they are and help them to move to where they want to be. I am trained in the traditional therapies such as person-centered, rational-emotive, and reality therapy among many others and these form a basis from which to...

Finding Mental Health Professionals in Little Rock, Arkansas

Looking for a therapist, counselor, or psychologist in Little Rock can be a time-consuming and challenging task. There are several considerations you should keep in mind when starting this process that will help guide you to a better decision.

Therapist Specialties

If you just need the support of a professional to work through some minor issues, then you can choose a therapist without being particular about their areas of expertise. But if you need help with a specific mental health condition, such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, phobias, or eating disorders, or if you’re looking for relationship or family counseling, then you should ideally find a Little Rock therapist specializing in these areas.

In addition to the conditions they treat, some therapists focus on working with specific age groups. If you’re looking for a therapist in Little Rock for your young child or teenager, you should seek out a professional who’s qualified to work with those age groups.

Treatment Modalities

Most therapists prefer specific treatment approaches with their patients over others. These can include cognitive behavioral therapy, psychodynamic psychotherapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and exposure therapy, just to name a few.

Some patients research these treatment options online or consult with friends and decide for themselves which one they need. While you should ideally let the professional decide on the right modality for you, if you find that there are many suitable therapists in Little Rock from which to choose, you can narrow down the list based on the treatment modalities you prefer.

Personal Characteristics of the Therapist

You may prefer to work with a therapist in Little Rock who speaks a second language that you speak, shares your religious beliefs, or is of a certain gender, race, or ethnicity. Finding a therapist who shares your values or personal experiences may help you open up more quickly and have better chemistry with them.

Session Types

If you need that in-person, face-to-face therapy experience, then you’ll want a professional counselor in Little Rock who sees clients in an office. But if you prefer the convenience of working with someone who offers teletherapy sessions via videoconferencing or phone, there are plenty of therapists who provide remote sessions.

If you are not satisfied with the selection of therapists in Little Rock, you may want to consider teletherapy even if it’s not your first choice, as any licensed therapist in Arkansas may legally work with you.

Getting Started with a Therapist in Little Rock, Arkansas

Our therapist directory includes filters to help you find therapists in Little Rock, Arkansas based on your criteria, including those listed above. The therapists listed here are licensed professionals who work with clients in Little Rock. They are subject to all applicable confidentiality regulations for mental health professionals and can be reached using the contact information they’ve provided on their profiles.