Individual counseling with licensed counselors in Scottsdale or by telehealth across Arizona, for whatever you are carrying. Bring your faith in if you want to, or leave it out.
In person in Scottsdale · Telehealth across Arizona · Licensed clinicians
Most people do not arrive with a diagnosis. They arrive with a week, or a year, that has gotten too heavy. You might recognize some of this:
You do not have to have it figured out to reach out. Doubts about whether counseling will help are common, and worth saying out loud.
Individual counseling is time set aside for you: one person, one counselor. The practice takes its name from the Bible: Ezra means help, to come alongside.
In your first sessions, your counselor learns your history, what you have already tried, and what you want to be different. Together you build a treatment plan around your goals. Your counselor will be honest with you, without sugarcoating, at a pace that feels right for you.
Pick the one that sounds closest. Each link opens a page about that concern, and you can always tell the team you are not sure which fits.
Constant worry, a restless body, or dread that follows you into the night.
A low, flat stretch that has lasted longer than a bad week.
Something from the past that still shapes how you react today.
Working through harm someone else did to you, at your own pace.
Learning to say no, ask for space, and stop over-giving.
Trusting your own judgment and making decisions without second-guessing every one.
A harsh inner voice and a habit of doubting your worth.
A move, a job change, a loss, or a season that no longer feels like your life.
A place to start when something feels off and you cannot name it yet.
Pregnancy, postpartum, and early motherhood, including worry and mood changes after a baby.
For parents who feel overwhelmed, unsure, or stretched thin.
The pressure to perform, and the fear of falling short.
Working through relationship struggles on your own, without your partner in the room.
Substances or habits you started to cope with and no longer feel in control of.
Ezra is a Christian counseling practice, and your faith is welcome in the room. You do not have to be a Christian to come. If you want it, you can talk about God, your convictions, and your questions, and prayer or Scripture can be included when you ask. If you would rather keep your sessions focused on clinical goals, that choice is respected. You set your preference at the start, and you can change it at any time. Faith is never imposed, and it is never a substitute for clinical treatment. You can read more on the Christian counseling page.
Ezra’s counselors are licensed clinicians, or pre-licensed therapists working under clinical supervision. This is psychotherapy. It is not Bible study, spiritual direction, or a pastor’s advice, and it does not replace medical care.
Read full profiles, or filter by concern and availability on the About page. Each profile lists the approaches and formats that counselor offers.
Licensed Professional Counselor
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Pre-Licensed Therapist
Licensed Professional Counselor
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This page is for adults who want counseling on their own. If you are looking for support for a child or teen, see children and teen counseling. If you and a partner want to come in together, see couples and marriage counseling. If you are not sure which fits, ask when you reach out and the team will help you find the right counselor.
You do not need to know which counselor to ask for. Here is how it works:
Schedule online, call (480) 448-2466, or send a question through the contact page. If you use the form, the team replies within 24 to 48 hours.
Your free consultation lasts 20 minutes, at no charge and with no obligation, and is scheduled through SimplePractice.
Together you identify the counselor whose experience and availability fit your needs.
In your first session, you and your counselor start building your plan.
Ezra’s office is in North Scottsdale, off the 101 near Frank Lloyd Wright and Redfield. If you live elsewhere in Arizona, or your week makes the drive hard, you can meet by secure telehealth. Each profile lists the formats that counselor offers.
Yes, with a few legal exceptions. Counselors must report abuse or neglect of a child or vulnerable adult, and they will contact family or emergency services if someone is at risk of harming themselves or others. Therapists under supervision may consult their supervisor, and that consultation is also kept confidential.
No. Ezra is a Christian counseling practice and your faith is welcome, but you do not have to be a Christian to come. You decide how much of your faith belongs in your sessions.
Yes. Your counselor is a licensed clinician, or a pre-licensed therapist working under clinical supervision.
Pick the closest one, or none. Many people come with more than one thing going on. Tell the team what has been hardest and they will help you find a counselor who fits.
Fees vary by counselor. Current payment and insurance information is on the Providers & Policies page.
Tell the team. They will help you find someone who fits better, even if that person works outside Ezra.
You do not need the right words or a tidy story. You only need to take the next step.
If you are in crisis, call or text 988. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
Specializing in trauma, relationships, unhealthy coping, infidelity, anxiety, depression, grief, faith, and life transitions for all ages.
