Online Therapy Arkansas

How Does Online Therapy in Arkansas Work?

Arkansas online counseling and therapy services allow you to talk to a licensed therapist from the comfort of your home on the phone or through video chat. At PlushCare, you can speak with a virtual Arkansas licensed therapist for $169 per session.

Online therapy sessions at PlushCare are 45 minutes long and completely secure. During a therapy session, your therapist will directly work with you to help improve your mental health and provide emotional support.

Meet Carleen Lillich, Arkansas Licensed Therapist

Carleen earned a dual master’s degree in professional counseling and marriage and family therapy from John Brown University in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. Carleen has been a therapist for 19 years, working with infants to grandparents, and is especially drawn to those who have been affected by trauma.

She has lived in Indiana, Washington, D.C., New Jersey, the Marshall Islands, Arkansas and now in California. From all these places, she has learned that people everywhere need others to share their life with, someone who will really listen to them and care. We are living in exceedingly difficult times. Let PlushCare know how she can help.

Meet Marina Tonkonogy, Arkansas Licensed Therapist

Marina is a California licensed psychotherapist. She finished her graduate program in psychology at Phillips Graduate Institute, Encino. She also received a certification in psychoanalytic psychotherapy at the New Center for Psychoanalysis, West Los Angeles. Throughout her professional career, she has worked with people from diverse backgrounds and with various types of problems.  

Marina approaches her work with clients from a humanistic, client-centered perspective, which puts a client in the driver’s seat and empowers them to take control of their life. Marina believes it is possible to improve mental health through attending to old emotional wounds that have been neglected for a long time.  

For Marina, the road to mental health doesn’t have to be just about overcoming emotional pain, but it could also be an exciting journey of personal development and fulfillment.

Meet Nick Harper, Arkansas Licensed Therapist

Nick holds a Master’s Degree in Social work from Columbia University, has been licensed as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Licensed Clinical Addictions Counselor since 2016, and has been practicing in the mental health field since 2010. He works with a wide variety of populations including LGBTQ+ individuals, individuals living with HIV, individuals challenged with substance use, couples, and those interested in alternative styles of relationships. He also has treated a variety of mental health needs including anxiety, depression, work stress, low self-esteem, trauma, ADHD, and adjustments/transitions in life. Nick is a member of the LGBTQ community and provides a safe space for other individuals also identifying within this community. He strives to create an open, safe, and positive experience with each of his clients and will collaborate with you to help improve your quality of life and reach your goals.