About
Jared Whitmire, the provider, specializes in working with individuals who struggle with mood disorders, grief, trauma, and PTSD. He aims to create a safe atmosphere where clients can explore their current struggles and work towards their goals. Jared's approach to therapy includes utilizing Psychodynamic, Interpersonal, CBT, and Person-Centered therapies. He has experience working with individuals who have been stuck in trauma, struggling to overcome traumatic memories and fears. Jared also assists individuals who are struggling with grief and bereavement, helping them restore the normal process of grief. Additionally, he works with helping professionals, such as doctors, nurses, educators, and therapists, who may be struggling with burnout, identity, and chronic stress. Jared's practice welcomes individuals from the Tulsa area and surrounding communities who are seeking therapeutic services.
Insurance & payment
Jared Whitmire Counseling accepts BlueCross and BlueShield, Health Choice, and Out of Network insurance plans. It is recommended to contact the practice directly to confirm insurance details.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Health Choice
- Out of network
Listed fee: $150 per session, I accept insurance. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Mood Disorder Therapy
Jared works with individuals who struggle with mood disorders, helping them understand and manage their emotions.
Grief and Bereavement Therapy
Jared assists individuals in understanding and working through their grief, helping them restore the normal process of bereavement.
Trauma and PTSD Therapy
Jared helps individuals overcome traumatic memories and fears, strengthening their ability to psychologically respond and tolerate the trauma.
Psychotherapy for Relationship Issues
Jared works with individuals who are struggling with relationship issues, helping them understand and address the underlying emotional dynamics.
Psychotherapy for Helping Professionals
Jared provides therapy to helping professionals, such as doctors, nurses, educators, and therapists, who may be struggling with burnout, identity, and chronic stress.