Counseling for individuals, children, teens, and couples — where growth, healing, and genuine connection happen.

Individual Counseling
- Are you experiencing anxiety or depression?
- Has a traumatic event or a loss disrupted your ability to function normally on a regular basis?
- Maybe you are recognizing a need for something more from life.
- You may long to be more productive in your work, or enhance the important relationships in your life.
Whatever it is, you may feel that something important is missing. You desire more out of your life. Individual counseling can be extremely beneficial when you’re looking to take the next step forward in life.
There are many different approaches to individual counseling, including, but not limited to, anger management, depression counseling, anxiety counseling, trauma counseling, grief and loss counseling, men’s counseling, and therapy for women. Whether there is a concrete concern, or simply the desire to improve your life, individual counseling gives you the opportunity to unlock a positive part of life that you may not have experienced. At Crossroads Counseling offices in Phoenix, Anthem, Scottsdale, and online throughout Arizona, we help you identify certain areas of your life that could use improvement and give you the tools that you individually need to grow.
Everyone goes through periods of feeling sad and depressed. Sometimes these feelings of depression lead you to experience alterations in your sleep patterns, changes in your appetite, or even a loss of interest in activities or hobbies that used to make you happy. Often we are able to shake these unwanted feelings relatively quickly. However, when feelings of depression linger, professional help through individual counseling can be hugely beneficial. Our Crossroads therapists are passionate about giving you the tools and support to help you break free of whatever negative cycles you may be struggling with. In individual counseling targeting depression, we help you regain control over your own happiness. Read More →
Many people experience the debilitating effects of anxiety. Anxiety can make you irrationally feel a sense of impending doom or a constant nervousness that something bad is going to happen for no apparent reason. It may make you feel jittery, panicked, and unable to control the fear that is gripping you. You may even find yourself avoiding situations that trigger anxiety.
When anxiety interferes with everyday activities and impairs your ability to function normally, there is a strong indication that professional help could be greatly beneficial for you. At Crossroads, we work with you to create constructive tools to make your anxiety more manageable. We believe that with some support and guidance, you can regain control of your emotions and your life. Our priority in individual counseling is to give you the tools that you need to empower yourself once again. Read More →
Fully processing a trauma can be a long and confusing process. When a trauma occurs, your body’s natural reaction is to create a protective response as a “warning signal” for the future. However, this “warning signal” may lead you to experience higher levels of anxiety, stress and feel easily “triggered” by seemingly insignificant events. These feelings can significantly disrupt your everyday life, despite your efforts to move past them.
Your body’s response to trauma is complicated and difficult to navigate alone. That’s why we specifically offer trauma and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) counseling to help you understand your past and move forward in a positive direction. One of the many tools we utilize in this counseling is EMDR, a clinically proven method that helps you resolve traumatic past events. With patience and openness, our Crossroad therapists work to help relieve you of the burden of the past trauma. Read More →
Grievers need a safe place to process the pain of their loss. A grief counselor will guide you through the stages of grief that were identified by Dr. Elizabeth Kubler Ross. Since her groundbreaking work on the stages of grief her protege, David Kessler, has identified the 6th stage of grief: finding meaning. Grief counseling at Crossroads seeks to support grievers with what can be overwhelming emotions to ultimately find meaning in the loss. This doesn’t mean that the griever forgets or “moves on” but that they allow the pain to move them into deeper healing and purpose. Read More →
Securely attached individuals foster healthier relationships based on trust, empathy, and effective communication, while exhibiting better mental health, work satisfaction, and social competence. Read More →
Individual counseling isn’t only for those struggling with a significant obstacle like anger, depression, anxiety or PTSD. Many people simply find themselves searching for more out of their lives, yet lack the tools and resources to take that next step.
Because individual counseling can also support personal growth, not only problem-solving, we also provide women’s counseling and men’s counseling for clients who want support tailored to their experiences, needs, and goals.
Wherever you are in your life journey, we can help with individual counseling that is specially tailored to your experiences, needs, and aspirations. Crossroads thrives on helping you connect with what you truly desire in life, and constructing a plan to help you achieve it.
We offer online therapy for each service that we offer. You can meet with an online therapist in Arizona for depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, and more. It is safe, secure, and convenient. Read More →

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But, You May Still Have Questions Or Concerns…
If you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or simply want more out of your life, individual counseling can help you gain clarity, direction, and practical tools for change.
No. Many people begin counseling for personal growth, self-improvement, or to better understand themselves—not just during difficult times.
The length of counseling varies depending on your goals and needs. Some individuals benefit from short-term support, while others choose ongoing counseling for continued growth.
Yes. Online counseling has been shown to be just as effective as in-person therapy for many individuals and offers added convenience and flexibility.
Your first session is focused on understanding your goals, concerns, and background so your therapist can begin creating a personalized approach for your counseling.





