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SECURE TELEHEALTH LINKS FOR ESTABLISHED CLIENTS:
PLEASE VISIT OUR “ABOUT” PAGE AND YOUR CLINICIAN’S LINK WILL BE LISTED IN THEIR BIO
Metta Psychology Group provides expert, creative, and specialized support for individuals and families interested in achieving forward growth and personal development.
HERE TO HELP.
Located in the heart of Upper Arlington, we are a group of skilled clinicians dedicated to providing solutions for a better life. Our goal is to gain a clear picture of your needs, explore progressive therapeutic approaches and effective ways of problem solving, and help each individual develop greater insight and personal growth. We offer a space where your voice will be heard in a safe, non-judgmental, and confidential environment. We value collaboration, curiosity, sensitivity, intuition, flexibility, and solution-oriented approaches.
Our mission was built around loving-kindness, inclusivity, and understanding the experiences of all those who walk through our doors. We believe in the strength of our community and will continue to have conversations about inequality, fear, pain, judgment, loss, and empowerment.
We believe everyone has a voice. We will not stay silent. We will grow forward together.
Many people come to therapy saying, “I just can’t decide.” Whether it’s a career move, a relationship choice, or a day-to-day dilemma, feeling stuck can be stressful and exhausting. The good news? Decision-making is a skill and like any skill, it can be practiced.
Stress has become a normal part of modern life. Between work demands, financial pressures, constant connectivity, and global uncertainty, many people feel overwhelmed, exhausted, and emotionally stretched thin. If you’ve found yourself searching for “how to manage stress,” “why am I always stressed,” or “therapy for stress,” you’re not alone.
Seeking therapy is one of the most meaningful steps you can take for your mental health and emotional well-being. Yet many people hesitate to start therapy due to fear, stigma, or uncertainty about whether therapy is “right” for them. If you’ve ever searched “Do I need therapy?” or “When should I see a therapist?”—you’re not alone.