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Relationship Expert Dr. Sue Johnson says that “Love never dies of a natural death. It dies because we don’t know how to replenish its source, it dies of blindness and errors and betrayals... it dies because of weariness and constant withering". Are you tired? Stuck in your relationship? Get help today. I personally champion affordable and high-quality mental health care. My session rate starts at $99 (Most are $140+). I am available on Evenings (TX, AR) and only do virtual sessions at this time. My ultimate goal is to empower you with the appropriate coping skills to help you with your personal and relational issues.

Rachael has a true passion for working with teens, families, and those who feel unheard and marginalized. For over 7 years she worked exclusively with children and their families through a foster care agency, a residential setting, and in an inpatient psychiatric hospital. It is in these work environments that strengthened her abilities in helping clients face deeply rooted traumas that feed their anxiety, depression, negative self talk, and suicidal ideations. It is also through these work experiences that she has become well versed in utilizing suicide risk assessment and interventions, as well as, crisis intervention.

Emotional wellness in difficult circumstances requires honest self-reflection, bravery, humor, creativity and optimism and these are qualities I encourage within the therapeutic process. My approach to therapy is a blend of Narrative Therapy (discovering through conversations hopeful, preferred, previously unrecognized possibilities and outcomes), and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (challenging beliefs about actions in order to yield new results). I believe we are influenced by our family, community and childhood but are ultimately responsible for our choices and, further, that we possess the freedom to grow and change toward a desired way of being.

Dr. Katie Sardone is a Licensed Psychologist and the founder of Behavioral Health Dallas, PLLC. Dr. Sardone specializes in working with individuals and couples. She is a faculty member at UT Southwestern Medical Center and a trustee on the Dallas Psychological Association board. Dr. Sardone enjoys working with individuals across the lifespan coping with a variety of medical and mental health conditions (e.g., fertility issues, perinatal mood disorders, anxiety, depression and life transition). Dr. Sardone uses a supportive, evidence-based and collaborative style when treating patients. She values an interdisciplinary approach and will therefore often collaborate with physicians and specialists to provide comprehensive care.

Sometimes life has a way of placing unexpected challenges in our path. It is the goal of my practice to help my clients find the strength to overcome these challenges. When someone makes the decision to seek counseling I believe this is a statement, by that person, they have the capacity to resolve their problems, with my assistance. I bring a vast array of professional and life experience into my practice. I have attained my Approved Consultants Status with the American Society Clinical Hypnosis. I am very excited that I am able to add the use of hypnotherapy to my practice.

I am passionate about caring for people and animals. I enjoy creating open, caring environments with my patients where we learn and grow together. I think people are fascinating and unique. Unfortunately, there are no "quick fixes" that bring about instant, dramatic healing. Healing is gradual, organic, and takes time. I love working with people who want to work with me. Feel free to reach out.

Hello. As a therapist practicing for over 15 years I consider it an honor to walk beside my clients as they approach their struggles. Life is hard. It's sad, lonely, aggravating and completely relentless sometimes. We all need a nonjudgmental ear to aid in our own understanding of what might have us seemingly stuck.

I am a psychologist who is board certified in sleep medicine. I treat insomnia, virtually any sleeping disorder, and circadian rhythm disorders, in children and adults. I use evidence based medicine approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy of insomnia (CBT-I), CBT for anxiety and depression, and IRT for nightmares and PTSD. I directed the sleep disorders center at Children's Medical Center and the sleep medicine fellowship program at UT Southwestern Medical Center. CBT-I is rapid and efficacious for treatment of insomnia. CBT is also time limited for anxiety and/or depression. IRT works rapidly for nightmares.

Specialties include addiction, mental health, trauma, anxiety and women's issues. I am trained in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Mindful Self Compassion, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy. I trained at the Betty Ford Center, Hazelden and with Pia Melody. I treat adults (18 - 65). I have morning or evening appointments to accommodate working clients. I strive to bring a fresh, energetic approach to the therapy process. I do not take insurance but can give you a "superbill" to turn into your insurance company for out of network benefits.

My approach to counseling is based on a variety of treatment modalities that I have learned throughout my career and tailor to your unique needs. I do not believe that "one size fits all" in counseling and I strive to build on your individual strengths and help you to maximize your potential for growth and fulfillment. My goal is to provide a safe and warm environment, where you and your family can feel comfortable to explore the past, gain personal insight and make positive changes when necessary. I am also an LPC-Supervisor and am accepting LPC-interns.

My name is Tess with Ellie Mental Health Dallas and I am accepting new clients online and in person. My office has big beautiful widows, soft lighting, and comfy couches. I love embarking on a mindful journey of self discovery with my clients. Maybe you have been through the ringer, and you’re ready to unpack all the chaos that has happened to you. Or perhaps you’ve reached a point where something’s gotta give, and you need a big change. Or, like most of us, you just need a safe space to let it all out. I enjoy providing long term therapy services to clients as they navigate their new path.

Wayne Crooks is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 35 years of experience in the field of mental health and social services. His tenure in the field includes work with children, adolescents, adults and couples. His experience includes working in correctional institutions, outpatient clinics, inpatient hospital, school based health programs, therapeutic foster care, residential treatment, online counseling and the corporate setting. In his role as a health educator Mr. Crooks was instrumental in shaping the efficient delivery of health care services to students in the Dallas public school system.

My philosophy is one of pragmatism, based on treating each client as an individual with specific needs and empowering clients through education as well as introspection. My greatest goal is to help others develop into healthy and whole individuals, and to embrace life’s journey. In the therapeutic process, I empower the client to discover their own resolve, while at the same time directing the client into a safe path of self-discovery.

Each person has inherent worth and the capacity to grow toward personal fulfillment. There comes a time when help is needed from a certified professional to cope with many of life's challenges. I recognize the unique challenges of each individual and systems that may exist, and seek to integrate emotions, thoughts, and actions to enable fuller, happier lives.