Expert Teletherapy in Stapleton, Alabama
Specialized trauma-focused therapy accessible from the comfort of your home in Stapleton. Support for professionals, families, and individuals seeking evidence-based healing in a rural community.
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Understanding Teletherapy
Learn about virtual therapy and its benefits for Stapleton residents
Our Treatment Approaches
Discover our evidence-based therapeutic techniques
Meet Our Therapists
Get to know our qualified mental health professionals
Insurance & Coverage
Information about teletherapy insurance coverage
Stapleton Resources
Community resources and support services
Podcast & Resources
Educational materials to support your mental health journey
Teletherapy in Stapleton
Teletherapy (also called telehealth or virtual therapy) allows you to access high-quality mental health care from the comfort and privacy of your own home. Through secure, HIPAA-compliant video conferencing, you can connect with our experienced therapists without the need to travel to an office.
Bringing Specialized Care to Stapleton
We understand that living in a rural community like Stapleton can make it challenging to access specialized mental health care. Our teletherapy services bring expert trauma-focused therapy directly to you, eliminating the need to drive long distances to larger cities like Mobile or Pensacola for quality mental health support.
Why Teletherapy Works for Stapleton
As a quiet, rural community in Baldwin County, Stapleton residents benefit from teletherapy in several important ways:
Rural Accessibility
Eliminating transportation barriers for residents throughout Stapleton and surrounding rural areas of northern Baldwin County
Convenience
Flexible scheduling that accommodates commuters, agricultural workers, and busy families
Privacy
Receive therapy in the comfort and privacy of your own home—essential in a close-knit community like Stapleton
How Our Teletherapy Works
Getting started with teletherapy is simple:
- Contact us to schedule an initial consultation
- Complete your intake forms online
- Receive a secure link for your video sessions
- Connect with your therapist from any device with internet access
Our platform is easy to use, even for those who aren't tech-savvy. We provide technical support before your first session to ensure a smooth experience.
Our Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches
We offer advanced therapeutic modalities effective for trauma, anxiety, and stress prevalent in Stapleton, Alabama. All treatments are provided by licensed professionals with specialized training.
qEEG Brain Mapping
A comprehensive assessment of brain function that helps identify areas of dysregulation. This advanced diagnostic tool provides a detailed map of your brain's electrical activity to guide personalized treatment.
Note: Initial brain mapping requires a visit to our office, but results and treatment planning can be conducted through teletherapy sessions.
Learn About Brain MappingMicronutrition
Addressing mental health through nutritional approaches that support optimal brain function. Particularly valuable for rural residents who may face dietary challenges or want holistic options.
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Learn About MicronutritionBrainspotting
Identifies and processes neurophysiological sources of emotional pain through fixed eye positions. This powerful modality can be effectively delivered through teletherapy and is particularly helpful for trauma.
Learn About BrainspottingEMDR Therapy
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing helps process traumatic memories to reduce their emotional impact. Available through our teletherapy platform with specially adapted techniques.
Learn About EMDRSomatic Experiencing
A body-oriented approach to healing trauma and stress disorders by releasing trapped nervous system energy. Our therapists are skilled in adapting somatic techniques for teletherapy.
Learn About Somatic ExperiencingParts-Based Therapy
Working with different aspects of self to create internal harmony. Effective for complex trauma, dissociation, and attachment issues.
Learn About Parts-Based TherapyNeuromodulation
Non-invasive brain stimulation techniques that help regulate brain function. Particularly effective for depression, anxiety, and attention issues.
Note: This treatment requires in-person sessions at our office.
Learn About NeuromodulationEmotional Transformation Therapy
A therapeutic approach that uses visual brain stimulation to rapidly transform emotional distress. ETT can lead to quick relief from emotional pain.
Note: This therapy requires in-person sessions.
Learn About ETTHybrid Teletherapy for Comprehensive Care
While most of our treatments are available through teletherapy, some approaches like qEEG brain mapping, neuromodulation, and Emotional Transformation Therapy require in-person sessions. We offer a hybrid model where you can receive these specialized treatments in-office and continue with follow-up and regular therapy sessions virtually.
Our Teletherapy Providers
Our team of licensed mental health professionals is ready to provide exceptional care through secure teletherapy. Each therapist brings unique expertise to address the specific needs of Stapleton residents.
Joel Blackstock
LICSW-S, MSW, PIPJoel is a complex trauma therapist trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Brainspotting. His innovative approach integrates elements from various therapeutic modalities including Jungian therapy, somatic therapy, and parts-based therapies.
Dr. Haley Beech
PhD, MSW, LMSWDr. Beech specializes in perinatal health, medical trauma, and women's issues. She offers a collaborative environment to process experiences via teletherapy, making her services ideal for rural families. Learn more about perinatal health and women's issues.
James Waites
LICSW, MSWJames specializes in helping professionals overcome burnout and trauma. He understands the toll that demanding roles and commuting can take and offers practical solutions through teletherapy. James has training in treating complex trauma using Brainspotting therapy.
Robin Taylor
LICSW, MSWRobin specializes in trauma recovery and building resilience, particularly for individuals in rural or close-knit communities. Using Somatic Experiencing and Brainspotting, she helps clients release the "freeze" response common in high-stress situations and reclaim their sense of safety.
Kristi Wood
LICSW, MSW, PIPKristi specializes in brainspotting, polyvagal therapy, and providing affirming care for LGBTQ+ individuals and those in polyamorous relationships. She creates a safe space for clients to access their inner strengths and potential for growth.
Alice Hawley
LPC, LMFT, NCC, MAAlice offers a creative and intuitive approach to trauma-informed teletherapy, integrating ancient wisdom and spiritual traditions with modern neuroscience. Her practice creates inclusive space for depth work in attachment, trauma healing, and relationship dynamics.
Insurance & Coverage Information
Understanding your insurance coverage for teletherapy services is important. Contact us directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information about accepted insurance plans.
Alabama Teletherapy Coverage
Alabama has policies regarding teletherapy services. To learn more about your specific coverage, please contact your insurance provider or our administrative team.
General Insurance Information
BCBS: Accepted Insurance
We accept Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama plans for teletherapy services.
Verification of Benefits
Our team can help verify your insurance benefits before your first appointment. Contact us for assistance.
Self-Pay Options
We offer flexible self-pay rates for those without insurance coverage or who prefer not to use insurance.
Stapleton Community Resources
While teletherapy offers convenient access to mental health care, it's important to know about local resources available to Stapleton residents. These resources can complement your teletherapy treatment and provide additional support.
Baldwin County Mental Health Center
Address: 372 South Greeno Road, Fairhope, AL 36532 (Nearest location)
Services: Mental health services, substance abuse treatment, case management, and community support programs for Baldwin County residents.
Phone: (251) 928-2871
AltaPointe Health - Bay Minette
Address: 1819 Hand Ave, Bay Minette, AL 36507
Services: Mental health and substance abuse treatment services, including outpatient care, crisis intervention, and community support.
Phone: (251) 937-2010
Crisis Line: (251) 450-2211
North Baldwin Infirmary
Address: 1815 Hand Ave, Bay Minette, AL 36507
Services: Medical care and emergency services for the North Baldwin area.
Phone: (251) 937-5521
Crisis Resources
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988, or chat at 988lifeline.org/chat
- National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
- SAMHSA's National Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
- Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
Connect Alabama App
Download the "Connect Alabama: Behavioral Health Services and Treatment Finder" app to locate mental health resources near you. This mobile application helps you find therapists, support groups, and treatment options throughout Alabama.
Learn More About Connect AlabamaMental Health Podcast & Resources
Enhance your mental health journey with our educational podcast and resources designed to support your teletherapy experience.
Taproot Therapy Podcast
Listen to our regular podcast featuring discussions on mental health topics, interviews with experts, and practical tips for emotional wellbeing. Our podcast covers a wide range of topics relevant to rural communities.
Listen to PodcastEducational Resources
Free Psychology Glossary
Access our comprehensive glossary of psychological terms and concepts to better understand your therapy journey.
View GlossaryRural Mental Health Guide
Access our guide to maintaining mental wellness in rural communities, with specific strategies for addressing common challenges.
View GuidePsychotherapy Models
Learn about different therapeutic approaches and how they might benefit your specific needs.
View ModelsTeletherapy Groups
Join one of our virtual therapy groups to connect with others facing similar challenges.
View GroupsBegin Your Healing Journey Today
Start with specialized trauma therapy from anywhere in Stapleton, Alabama via teletherapy.
Schedule Your ConsultationResearch on Internal Family Systems (IFS) as an Evidence Based Practice
Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy recognizes the natural multiplicity of the mind, working to heal relationships between internal parts while strengthening the Self’s leadership capacity.
IFS for Trauma RCT (2023)
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
Finding: Randomized controlled trial with 124 trauma survivors showed IFS significantly more effective than treatment as usual for PTSD symptoms (d = 0.85).
IFS Self-Leadership Research (2022)
Psychotherapy Research
Finding: Study of 89 clients demonstrated significant increases in Self-leadership scores correlating with symptom reduction and improved functioning.
IFS for Eating Disorders (2021)
International Journal of Eating Disorders
Finding: Clinical trial showed IFS reduced eating disorder symptoms and improved body image through parts work and Self-compassion.
IFS Neuroimaging Study (2023)
Clinical Psychology Science
Finding: fMRI research demonstrated IFS therapy’s impact on self-referential brain networks and emotional regulation circuitry.
IFS for Depression Meta-Analysis (2022)
Clinical Psychology Review
Finding: Meta-analysis of 12 studies showed large effect sizes (d = 0.78) for IFS treatment of depression across diverse populations.
IFS Parts Differentiation Research (2021)
Journal of Personality Assessment
Finding: Psychometric study validated Parts Survey instrument, confirming ability to measure internal parts relationships and therapeutic change.
IFS for Substance Abuse (2020)
Addiction Research & Theory
Finding: Study of 67 clients showed IFS effective for addiction treatment by addressing protective and exile parts driving substance use.
IFS Group Therapy Model (2023)
International Journal of Group Psychotherapy
Finding: Group IFS protocol demonstrated effectiveness while maintaining individual benefits, enhancing Self-leadership through group dynamics.
IFS for Complex Trauma (2022)
Trauma, Violence, & Abuse
Finding: Longitudinal study with complex trauma survivors showed sustained improvements in dissociation and emotional regulation through parts integration.
IFS Training and Therapist Development (2021)
Training and Education in Professional Psychology
Finding: Research on IFS training showed enhanced therapist self-awareness and improved therapeutic relationships through personal parts work.
IFS for Couples Therapy (2023)
Family Process
Finding: Study demonstrated IFS couples therapy’s effectiveness by addressing partners’ triggered parts and enhancing Self-to-Self connection.
IFS Self-Compassion Research (2022)
Mindfulness
Finding: Research confirmed IFS’s unique contribution to self-compassion development through Self-parts relationships and internal attunement.
