Therapy Group of Charlotte
What’s on your mind?
These are things people say when they first reach out. If one of them sounds like you, start there.
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That constant hum of worry, the brain that refuses to stop running scenarios, is one of the most common things people tell us when they first reach out. You’re not broken. Your nervous system is doing what it thinks is protecting you, and that’s something we can work with rather than fight.
Get started How we work with anxiety → See who’s right for the constant worry in about 10 minutesThat feeling of being in the same room but miles apart — or having the same fight in a hundred different costumes — is something we hear every week. Couples therapy isn’t about finding out who’s right, and you don’t both have to be sure about it to start.
Get started Couples therapy in Charlotte → See who’s right for your relationship in about 10 minutesSometimes depression doesn’t look like sadness. It looks like performing your life without being in it. That flatness is far more common than the version people picture, and it responds to therapy — especially the kind that gets curious about what the numbness is protecting you from.
Get started Depression therapy in Charlotte → See who’s right for the numbness in about 10 minutesWhen something overwhelms your capacity to process it, your brain stores it differently, and it keeps surfacing in ways that don’t always make sense. Moving past it isn’t about forgetting. Our therapists work at the pace your nervous system can actually use — nothing moves faster than you’re ready for.
Get started Trauma therapy in Charlotte → See who’s right for trauma work in about 10 minutesCharlotte runs on momentum — banking hours, the next promotion, the next move — and it’s easy to end up successful and depleted. You’re not ungrateful; you’re paying attention. Therapy is a place to figure out what the success was supposed to be for.
Get started Career counseling & work stress → See who’s right for what work is costing you in about 10 minutesAffirming therapy isn’t a checkbox, and you shouldn’t have to teach your therapist the basics before you can get to the actual work. Affirming care here means clinical training and experience with identity, coming out, and minority stress — not a line on a profile.
Get started LGBTQIA+ affirming therapy → See who actually gets you in about 10 minutesGrief doesn’t follow a schedule or a set of stages, and most people around you stop asking after a few weeks. You don’t need to move on. We’ll help you carry it, which is different from getting over it.
Get started Grief counseling in Charlotte → See who’s right for your grief in about 10 minutesGetting through the medical part takes everything you have. What comes after — the checking, the what-ifs, a body that stopped feeling like yours — deserves real care too. That’s work our therapists know well.
Get started Medical trauma & chronic illness → See who’s right for what your body’s been through in about 10 minutesThat’s actually a perfectly good place to start. Most people don’t arrive with a diagnosis or the perfect words. They arrive with a feeling that something is off. We’ll figure out the rest with you.
Get started Browse everything we work with ↓ See who’s right for you in about 10 minutesWe pay attention to what’s working in your life — not just what’s hard.
Humor, growth, what you’re capable of — not just symptoms and diagnoses. It’s a different experience than most people expect from therapy, and we think it’s a better one.
Not sure where to start?
We’ll help you figure it out. Our process was built by psychologists to connect you with the right therapist based on more than just availability.
Individual sessions: $230–$250 · Couples: $245–$280 · Payment details
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Everything we work with
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Before You Reach Out
The five things people usually want to know first.
What if I’m dealing with more than one thing?
That’s incredibly common. Anxiety and depression often show up together. Relationship issues and individual struggles overlap. Trauma affects everything. Our therapists are trained across multiple specialties and therapy methods, so you don’t need to fit neatly into one category. A good therapist treats the whole person, not a single diagnosis.
Do I need a diagnosis to start therapy?
No. Many of our clients don’t have a clinical diagnosis — they’re navigating life transitions, work stress, relationship struggles, or just a persistent sense that something isn’t right. You don’t need to have a specific mental health condition to benefit from therapy, and most of the people we see arrive without one.
What should I expect in my first session?
The first session is mostly about your therapist getting to know you — what brought you in, what you’re hoping to get out of therapy, and enough context to start forming a plan. Think of it as a conversation, not a test. Your therapist will ask about your history, current concerns, and goals. Many people feel relieved just having someone listen without judgment.
Do you offer therapy in person and online?
Yes. We offer in-person therapy at our South End office and telehealth across North Carolina, and several of our clinicians can also see clients in South Carolina and other states through their licensure. Research consistently shows online therapy can be just as effective as in-person sessions when there’s a strong therapeutic alliance.
How much does therapy cost?
Individual therapy sessions range from $230 to $250, and couples therapy is $245 to $280. We’re an out-of-network practice — most PPO plans reimburse 50–80% of session costs. If cost is a concern, we’re happy to help you understand your options.
Ready to take the first step?
You’ve already done the hardest part — thinking about it.
The next part is easier than you expect.