Eden Sipperly — Roaring Fork Reiki
Grief therapy, Reiki and meditation. Eden Sipperly is a licensed therapist (LCMHCA), Reiki teacher and meditation guide in Asheville. She offers 1:1 grief support, therapy and Reiki sessions through…
Counselors & holistic psychotherapists in Asheville, NC
3 human-vetted listings in Asheville. Licensed counselors and holistic psychotherapists, including trauma-informed and somatic therapy.
See them on the map →The Ayurvedic Institute
Ayurveda school founded by Dr. Vasant Lad, now based in Asheville. The Ayurvedic Institute, associated with Dr. Vasant Lad, describes more than 40 years of Ayurvedic education and is now based in…
WellSpring Wellness Center
An all-in-one wellness campus near downtown Asheville. WellSpring is a wellness campus near downtown Asheville bringing acupuncture, massage, naturopathy, homeopathy, psychotherapy, reiki, T'ai Chi,…
About counseling
Counselors and psychotherapists are licensed mental-health professionals (for example LMFT, LCSW, LPC or psychologists). Holistic therapists may also bring in mindfulness, somatic or body-based approaches.
Sessions are usually 50 minutes, weekly at first, in person or online. The first appointments focus on understanding what brings you in.
Choosing someone in Asheville
- Make sure they're licensed in your state.
- Look for experience with what you're facing, and approaches you're curious about (for example EMDR or somatic therapy).
- It's normal to try a couple of therapists before finding the right fit.
Questions
How many counseling options are there in Asheville?
Sanctuary Ground lists 3 human-vetted counseling options in Asheville, North Carolina.
How do I know if a therapist is licensed?
Their license type is usually on their profile, and you can check it with your state licensing board.
Do therapists take insurance?
Many do; others offer sliding-scale fees or superbills for out-of-network reimbursement.