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Ashlee walks besides children, teens, and adults who are struggling with feeling alone, less than, and hopeless to catalyze lasting mental and physical fortitude. She is an avid neurobiology nerd, a diet and active lifestyle enthusiast, and a passionate advocate for merging mind, body and soul in a holistic approach to therapy. She believes the path to fulfillment lies within a strong, powerful relationship between mental health, physical wellness, and meaningful connection. Her approach is eclectic and holistic. That means she pulls from a variety of modalities and therapeutic techniques in her healing efforts.

"The treasure is in the work". (J. Kwik). At Bridges To Crossroads Counseling & IOP Care, our clinicians will identify, address and transform the way you are feeling, thinking and behaving to promote positive emotional health. We will help you to develop strategies to reach your goals of emotional and mental well- being. You can be the difference that you want to see in your life.... Allow us to help you discover that difference.

I help a diverse array of clients to address clinical concerns like depression, grief, anxiety, trauma, sexual orientation and gender identity issues, OCD, and so much more. Do you often have a negative thought or concern that just won’t go away? Do you find yourself lacking motivation or direction? Have you lost a loved one and are finding it difficult to cope? Are you struggling to adjust to major changes that have occurred in your life? If you answered yes to any of these questions, I can help!

I am very excited that you have chosen to seek out counseling and hope that I am able to help you in this journey. I hope to provide a caring, safe environment where trust can be built so healing can begin. I am a licensed master social worker and I have worked with children, adults, and families for over 10 years. I enjoy working with individuals who need support with trauma, relationship issues, and loss/grief.

Hello! My name is Melisa Chase. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a bachelor of science in special education from Lee University and a master of social work from University of Texas at Arlington. I have over 6 years of experience in mental/behavioral health with the majority of that time working with children and adolescents. I have a little over 3 years of experience in working as a program therapist in an inpatient psychiatric setting.

I believe in the innate ability of everyone to achieve his/her dreams. As an individual who grew up with a physical disability, I learned that the greatest limitations that we have are the ones we place on ourselves. One of the reasons that I pursued a master's degree in social work and ultimately a doctorate in family therapy was because I wanted to assist others in realizing their ability to live a fulfilling life.

Emily has experience in treating adolescent and adult individuals with various mental health and addiction concerns including mood disorders, depression, anxiety, trauma, low self-esteem, co-dependency, personality disorders, substance abuse and dependency, and co-occurring disorders with substance use. Emily has a passion for the treatment of co-occurring disorders with substance use, including depression, anxiety, and trauma. Emily works well with clients that need an empathetic ear, willing to put in the work to improve themselves or their lives, and require motivation and support in a compassionate way.

MCC for human services was the first Muslim social service organization in Texas established in 1995 to serve the needs of influx of refugees and immigrants from Bosnia and Somalia in response to the needs of the refugees who had difficulty in settling down in USA. Now MCC provides services to all residents of Dallas-Fort Worth irrespective of religion, country of origin, ethnicity and race. The mission of MCCHS is to build strong families and harmonious communities by providing no-cost or low cost affordable social services and educational services to undeserved persons.

This past year has been extremely challenging, tiring, and heartbreaking so perhaps, it’s time for a mental and emotional check-up. You may be dealing with feelings you’ve never experienced before on top of having to show up for yourself, friends, family, loved ones, and work. Life is hard on its own, not to mention having to navigate work, school, friendships and other relationships, family, and a pandemic. It can be overwhelming and spark fear, anxiety, depression, and conflict in everyone. Therapy can be a place where you recognize and confront those feelings and thoughts while also striving to be the person you want to be.

Accepting New Clients. Making the decision to seek therapy is a brave step which requires courage to change. I would feel honored to help you and your child take that step. I believe in providing a supportive and compassionate environment for the therapy process. I am a strong believer that our thoughts have a great influence over our feelings and behavior, and that everyone has within them the tools needed to thrive.

As humans we all experience various types of adversity over the lifespan. I believe these challenges can be an opportunity for healing, growth, and renewal. As a professional counselor with over 20 years of combined experience, I recognize how difficult it can be to be vulnerable and seek help. I create a warm, compassionate environment where you are able to be yourself, as I assist you in processing your feelings, gaining self-awareness, and exploring unhealthy patterns of thinking, behaving and relating. I work with you to reimagine and achieve the healthiest version of yourself within your relationships, workplace, and family.

Hello, my name is Amanda Lea, and I am a Master Certified Life and Sex Coach and I work out of my office in North Richland Hills, Texas. I am a graduate of Texas Wesleyan University where I earned my Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy in 2018. I am available to work with individuals and families going through personal issues such as grief, loss, bereavement, anxiety, depression, couple relations, intimacy and any other issues affecting your ability to live the quality of life that you want.

There’s some similarity between therapy and taking care of plants. Etiolation is a process that occurs in plants when they grow in an environment that isn’t suited to their needs. This process helps them survive in that specific environment but can make the plant weaker and more likely to experience future damage. Living with mental health concerns has likely affected you in a similar way, in limiting what you think is possible for yourself, how you’ve grown in your life, and stopping you from growing into the impressive plant you are.

Reaching out for professional help is the first and often most difficult step of the change process. Change can be scary at times. With change and asking for help, a person opens the door to HOPE. Hope is the belief that tomorrow can be better than today, and that it will not always feel this way. Hope can come in many forms and from many different parts of your life.

Hello! I am Kaliah and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been practicing since 2003. I obtained my Bachelors in Social Work from Texas Christian University and Masters of Social Work from University of Texas at Arlington. I am currently working on my Doctorate of Clinical Social Work at Walden University.

My name is Tanatreon Williams, and I am a Licensed Master Social Worker. I have over 10 years’ experience working with children, adolescents, and adults in individual and family setting. My passion is working with the youth and helping to learn how to effectively navigate life. I have worked with youth and adult clients, as we collaboratively address issues in the area of anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, domestic violence, anger management, grief and relationship issues.

Everyone needs a space; where they are heard, where they feel safe and most importantly, where they feel understood. At the Muslim Community Center for Human Services, the goal is to provide a safe space for clients to sit with their feelings, process their experiences, without having to explain their multicultural backgrounds. If you are considering therapy, or feel like you need to talk to someone to just feel lighter, this is the place for you to come to. I look forward to hearing your story and supporting you wherever you are in your journey.