Ambetter Therapists in Bremond, TX

Are you overwhelmed? Tired? Frustrated? Hurt? Do you feel like you've tried everything but life/emotions are still hard to manage? When life feels this way, it's difficult to know where to turn. There is HOPE. It IS possible to learn how to manage your feelings, heal from your pain, connect to others, and grow into the person you wish to be.

(Currently NOT Accepting New Clients) Supervised by Amanda Gray, MA, LPCS. My philosophy as a counselor is to provide a safe, non-judgmental space for you and meet you where you are in your mental wellness journey. I believe YOU are the expert in your life; by tapping into guidance, support, and empowerment, I can collaborate with you to aid in the change of your mental health and in reaching your hopes for the future. My promise is that you will never sit alone in the darkness of your mental health struggles- I'll be right there next to you and when the time is right, I'll take your hand and guide you back out into the light.

Frederick Fox applies his extensive experience in clarifying and creating a path for resolving career, family and communication issues. His goal is for you to increase your sense of control and develop a positive expectation for your life. He goes as fast or as slow as fits your current situation. He looks forward to assisting adults over 25 who are committing energy towards achieving their goals.

Life's a journey, with many unexpected twists and turns. Sometimes we need someone to talk to, someone to share our thoughts and feelings, dreams and fears, and help guide us toward resolution. I want to help my clients navigate this path, and to also experience the possibilities of living their best life possible. I work with older teens and adults, and also specialize in women's issues across the lifespan, as well as those with health concerns. College students are a special interest, as are educators, as I’ve worked as a teacher and school counselor and understand the stress and dynamics associated with the profession.

Amanda is an experienced therapist interested in treating complex trauma and autism. Her approach includes a holistic view of the client's supports, lifestyle, and nutrition as it relates to their current functioning. She has extensive training and experience in treating trauma, autism, depression, bi-polar disorder, and anxiety. She believes the brain-gut connection needs to be explored in therapy due to the gut microbiome's involvement in producing neurotransmitters. Her approach to mental health is modern and informed with the goal to treat and introduce optimal health.

I try to co-create an environment of safety and post-crisis growth for my clients. I believe strongly that there are no malfunctioning or dysfunctional people or families; that we are all doing the best we can with what life has dealt us.

With more than 25 years of experience as a Clinician and Counselor, I possess an extensive track record of compassionate and change-oriented care across both the military and private sectors. Throughout my career, I have developed a varied counseling and advisory experience, serving a wide range of populations, including Soldiers, Veterans, first responders, adolescents, and parents.

Hello, my name is Elvia Islas and I am a Licensed Master Social Worker. I have 2 years of experience working with adolescents, adults, and military Veterans both in inpatient settings, as well as in environmental settings.

When it comes to psychotherapy, Nadia Sherman's, LPC, approach has always been integrative and holistic, meaning that she draws on theory and interventions from many different schools of thought in order to most effectively address your concerns. She most commonly draws upon an eclectic approach of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), choice theory/reality therapy, existential, and interpersonal models of treatment. Broadly speaking, CBT is a type of intervention that helps patients understand the thoughts & feelings that influence behaviors.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in children, adolescents, individual, and family therapy, in private practice in Waco, Texas. I am a graduate of Amberton University and have experience working with children and adults and families. I specialize in the areas of trauma, anxiety, depression, and I am EMDR trained.

I am privileged to serve individuals, groups and couples with mindfulness-based psychotherapy from a strengths perspective. I have worked with adolescents, men’s issues, depression, trauma, assertiveness, anxiety and interpersonal wellness. It is a daily gift for me to share the deeply connected practice of working with clients in a combined effort to discover their answers to life’s challenges and to embrace an understanding of their unique experience.

Being passionate about people has put me in the position to see a variety of facets of life. I have seen pain and heartache. I have seen beautiful people sit in defeat and death. Death of dreams. Death of hope. Life has the ability to take our most precious resources and drain them. I have also felt the joy that comes from renewed hope. I want to partner with you as you seek out this hope and look for your beginning.

Hi everyone! I'm sure it can be intimidating starting the therapeutic process. Having to identify areas in our lives we may need help with can be an overwhelming task. I strive to create a warm, safe space for clients to explore those things in a supportive, non judgemental environment. My style is easy going and friendly, with the definite use of humor. My approach is collaborative and respectful, with the focus on assisting clients with utilizing the strengths they possess to problem solve and facilitate change for themselves.

Hi, I'm Keila Santos. I am a bilingual licensed clinical psychologist in the state of Texas. I have been working in the field for over eight years with experience in trauma, anxiety, mood disorders, among others. Being part of someone's healing journey is a responsibility and commitment I don't take lightly. For me, being a psychotherapist is not only a job, but a passion in life. I also work as program director for the Psychology Department at Southwestern Adventist University. Being in a role of professor has helped me stay current with research and further develop competent skills to better serve my clients.

We work with all kids of clients and issues. We provide support and guidance to our clients appropriate for their needs.

My name is Shonda Phillips-Young I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Texas. I obtained my bachelor's degree in Social Work from Texas A&M University-Central Texas in 2016. I then went to Texas State University and received a master's degree in Social Work in 2017. I have worked in mental health since 2019; before that, I worked in long-term care.

It is a brave and courageous step to start this healing journey. Have you noticed yourself, or child feel overwhelmed? Have you experienced hurt, that causes you struggles in your daily life and relationships? Do you need a safe space to process difficult emotions or issues? Do you need assistance as a caregiver to connect with your child more? I would be honored to help you navigate any of these life stressors. I want my clients to gain as many skills as possible; leaving therapy feeling well equipped to manage any curve ball thrown your way.

Kris Fredericksen is licensed clinical social worker and native Texan. She is sensitive to sexual orientation, culture, race, ethnicity, religious or spiritual affiliation, and has specialized training supporting the LGBTQ, transgendered and gender variant communities. She partners with clients to find viable solutions within their existing framework, skills and abilities to improve their mental and emotional states and life circumstances.

Many of our deepest wounds have occurred within relationships and much of our longer lasting and most meaningful healing also occurs within relationships. I believe that counseling is most beneficial when it is based in a safe relationship to explore and understand ourselves and the choices we make. It is my desire to create a safe environment where you can laugh, cry, curse, and authentically express yourself.