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Tammy Weitzman, LCSW
Psychotherapist
Compassion and integrity are at the core of my practice. Honoring the unique path of everyone I work with. My focus is to create a comfortable and safe environment. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in Anxiety, Depression and Mood Disorders. I enjoy drawing from various evidence-based practices such as: CBT, DBT, Behavioral Activation and trauma informed practice. I enjoy working with teens, young adults, individuals as well as couples.
A recognized leader for more than 20 years in the field of oncology, I have worked in mental health in large cancer hospitals in both Canada and the United States. Areas of clinical specialization include: oncology/cancer/medical mental health, general grief and loss, pregnancy loss, Loss impacted by violent crime, and support for families whose loved ones are unlawfully detained abroad.
I strive to be a supportive and steady presence for all my clients seeking therapy. Come work with me and together we will walk through your experience. I also provide clinical supervision to both licensed and pre -licensed individuals.
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Angie Mayo, LCSW
Psychotherapist and Parent Coach
Angie Mayo's psychotherapy practice exclusively serves adults and adolescents who are experiencing anxiety. Her specific areas of interest include anxiety, relational issues, self-esteem and identity development, life transitions, and depression. She is committed to providing thoughtful, modern, goal-directed services tailored to each client.
Angie works together with clients to provide thoughtful and effective therapy. Angie Mayo is highly trained, collaborative, and utilizes the latest research to bring a sophisticated understanding of neurobiology, environment, and social and emotional development to her work. Angie enjoys developing relationships with her clients and supporting them using a strengths-based approach that feels supportive and non-judgmental.
Angie has specialized training in Clinical Anxiety Treatment, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Psychodynamic Theory. In addition to private practice, Angie has worked in hospice, college counseling center, and foster care settings.
Jenny Shumaker
Jenny Shumaker is a graduate level intern at University of the Cumberlands pursuing her Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. During her clinical experience at Top Charlotte Therapists, she will be practicing in person and teletherapy services for adult women and groups under supervision of the practice manager, Angie Mayo, LCSW.
Expressing authentic thoughts, recognizing, and releasing emotions, and becoming attuned to the body’s physiological feelings and actions, can be an overwhelming process. As therapists, we must first provide an atmosphere of safety, and be willing to meet each client with empathy, patience, and compassion, to provide empowerment for them to embark on the transformative process that takes place in therapy.
Whether we are experiencing struggles with life transitions, issues of trust, self-worth, or conditions such as anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, chronic pain, or illness, we need a therapist who can really see, hear, and hold space for our stories with attunement, nonjudgmental understanding, authenticity, compassion, and encouragement.
Jenny uses an integrative approach that draws from person-centered therapy, existentialism, and the constructivist school of thought. Her empathic nature, belief in finding meaning and purpose in life, and love for language has led her to appreciate narrative therapy. This type of therapy helps empower our ability to see that we are not internally flawed, but that our lives are influenced by our environment, culture, physiology, and experiences. When we search for the meaning and purpose in these things, we can uncover a new story about how they have made us into who we are, rather than who we are not.