THERAPISTS IN RALEIGH, NC

Looking for a therapist in Raleigh who understands both what you are carrying and who you are? Anew U Counseling Services offers in-person counseling at 1057 Dresser Court in Raleigh and secure telehealth throughout North Carolina. Our Raleigh team includes Black and African American therapists and clinicians from varied backgrounds who support children, teens and adults with trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship concerns, substance use, life transitions and more.

Several Anew U clinicians use trauma-focused approaches, including EMDR, Brainspotting, CPT and trauma-focused CBT. Availability, specialties and insurance participation vary by clinician. Our administrative team will help match you with an appropriate therapist.


teresa barnes,

lcswa

Renee Best,
LCMHCS, lpcS

EMDR Consultant-In-Training

kristalee caldwell,

lcswa


Rasheedah Fletcher,
lcmhca

Evalina Hinton,
lcswa

Kate Kornberg,
LCSWA



MARQUISE MAzyck-Wright, LCSWA

Lakesha Means,
LCSW

VP of Operations

Theresa o’bryant, lcswa


a’LAURE POPE, LCMHCA

Barry Wallace,
LCMHC, LCAS

Ikeya Williams,
LCSWA, LCASA


 
 

FIND THE RIGHT RALEIGH THERAPIST

Choosing a therapist is personal. Browse the Raleigh clinicians above to compare credentials and learn more about each therapist’s background. When you contact Anew U, tell our administrative team what you would like help with, whether you prefer in-person or telehealth appointments, your scheduling needs and the insurance plan you intend to use. We will help identify clinicians whose focus, availability and insurance participation may fit your needs.

WHAT WE HELP WITH

Our Raleigh therapists support children, teens and adults with concerns that may include trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, stress, relationship challenges, substance use and life transitions. Each clinician has different training and areas of focus, so our team will help you find an appropriate match.

TRAUMA THERAPY AND EMDR IN RALEIGH

Trauma can affect your emotions, relationships, sleep and sense of safety. Several Raleigh clinicians use trauma-focused approaches that may include EMDR, Brainspotting, CPT and trauma-focused CBT. These approaches are not appropriate for every person or every stage of treatment. Your therapist will assess your needs, explain available options and work with you at a pace that supports safety and stability. Training and credentials vary by clinician.

INSURANCE AND APPOINTMENT OPTIONS

Anew U participates with many commercial and Medicaid insurance plans. Coverage and network participation depend on your specific plan, clinician and service, so benefits must be verified before care begins. Many Raleigh clinicians offer in-person appointments, secure telehealth for clients located in North Carolina, or both. Contact our administrative team for current availability and help finding an appropriate clinical and insurance match.

VISIT OUR RALEIGH OFFICE

Anew U Counseling Services
1057 Dresser Court
Raleigh, NC 27609
Phone: (984) 212-0028

Please contact the office before your first visit for current appointment, arrival and accessibility information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Does Anew U offer in-person therapy in Raleigh?

Yes. Anew U provides in-person counseling at 1057 Dresser Court, Raleigh, NC 27609. Appointment format and availability vary by therapist.

How do I choose a Raleigh therapist?

Tell our administrative team what you want help with, your preferred appointment format and schedule, and the insurance plan you intend to use. We will identify therapists whose clinical focus and availability may fit your needs.

Does Anew U have Black therapists in Raleigh?

Yes. Anew U is a Black-owned practice and has Black and African American therapists on its Raleigh team. Individual clinician backgrounds and specialties are described on their therapist pages.

Do Raleigh therapists at Anew U accept insurance?

Anew U participates with many commercial and Medicaid plans. Coverage depends on the specific plan, clinician and service, so benefits and network participation must be verified.

Can I attend therapy online instead of at the Raleigh office?

Many clinicians provide secure telehealth to clients located in North Carolina. Telehealth availability depends on the clinician, clinical appropriateness and insurance coverage.

How quickly can I get an appointment?

Availability changes. Contact our administrative team for current options and help finding a therapist whose specialty, schedule and appointment format fit your needs.

READY TO GET STARTED?

Call (984) 212-0028 or use our contact page to request help finding a Raleigh therapist.