Dual Diagnosis Therapists in Sanger, TX

My name is Joann Aronow MS, LPC, LCDC, NCC, CHST, CSAT, CPTT. I have experience with Alcohol addiction, Drug addiction, Sex addiction, ED, Dual Diagnosis, Couples, and Family Therapy. I formerly worked at Sante Center for Healing as an Outpatient Therapist and am now in private practice. I I have my Masters Degree from TWU in Community Counseling. I am a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Golden Key, accepted to Who's Who in College Students 2013, a member of Alpha Rho and TCA.

Are you struggling to make sense of what you are experiencing & why? Maybe you are overwhelmed by your challenges (unaddressed trauma, substance use, etc.) and need help sorting out its complexities. I know that trauma can change your life in the hardest of ways AND I believe in your ability to heal from it. I believe in the importance of addressing underlying trauma that may be contributing to current difficulties such as anxiety, depression, relationship/codependency issues, substance use, anger, perfectionism, and more. I am trained in EMDR and use it frequently in the treatment of distressing symptoms for both teens and adults.

You are feeling unfulfilled, lost, and hopeless. Life's meaning and purpose seems elusive to you, if not completely unknown. Your thoughts, feelings, and beliefs about yourself are extremely painful and despite the part of you that knows that it's not right, you cannot shake the feeling that they are true. The truth is that there is nothing wrong with you. The truth is that you have been hurt and still have wounds that have never been properly addressed with nurturing and love. I can help you learn to love wisely. My clients find that my compassionate, gentle, and direct conversational style helps them feel safe and at ease.

Life can be unfair and can lead to feelings of exhaustion, fear, shame, frustration, and confusion. If you are looking for a way to recover from a painful event(s) in your life, I invite you to join me on a journey to live a more expressive and creative life. I will assist you by providing a safe and compassionate space, as you gain insight into limiting beliefs and messages while learning new ways of reacting to situations.

Hello, dear reader. My name is Dr. Nápoles. Clients refer to me as Dr. Nap. I am a bilingual psychologist (English/Spanish) who specializes in the treatment of anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, illness anxiety disorder (i.e., hypochondriasis), and gender dysphoria. Regarding the latter, my clinical work focuses on, but is not limited to, adults or adolescents (age 15+) who wish to explore their gender identity and/or sexual orientation, adults contemplating or undergoing gender transitioning, a parent anxious about their child transitioning, and most recently, a person detransitioning.

I view my role as someone who provides a safe environment where clients can learn more about themselves and process without fear of judgement. Whether you have specific goals in mind for therapy or are just wanting to dive into some self-exploration, it's incredibly rewarding for me to help you get to those "aha!" moments that can lead to positive changes in your life. I believe that good therapy is a collaborative process, and I feel honored when clients allow me to help them work through difficult emotions and process traumatic experiences.

Hi and welcome my site! I am a seasoned psychotherapist who believes that life is 10% of what happens to us and 90% of how we deal with it. We are all a life in progress and I love to help put those pieces of life together in an collaborative effort. I have worked in private practice, a fertility clinic, and a non-profit community agency. I enjoy working with those who are experiencing symptoms of depression, PTSD, trauma, sexual additions, bipolar disorder, grief, couples issues, fertility/women's issues and personality disorders.

I work with adolescents and adults who look to resolve struggles with anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsions, complex trauma, childhood trauma, dissociation, and addiction. As part of the LGBTQ+ community, I work to make sessions safe, affirming, and welcoming. I meet people where they are, as the experts of their lives, and how they want to express themselves.

My name is Jennifer Meyer and I've had a lifelong passion for helping individuals from a person-centered and trauma-informed approach. With over 20 years experience as a Licensed Professional Counselor within community mental health, I have worked extensively with individuals struggling with chronic mental health and substance use issues. This includes, but is not limited to: depression, anxiety, Bipolar, PTSD and other trauma-related issues, and psychosis. My work has also focused on providing crisis counseling support, particularly concentrated on suicidal behaviors and providing grief/loss support for suicide survivors.

I strive to create a counseling environment where you can safely express yourself without judgment. In my space, you are welcome to be yourself without the need to justify your identities, as it is my role to understand and support you.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor with over eight years experience developing and leading groups and working with adults, adolescence, and couples in areas of depression, anxiety, authenticity, anger, shame, body image, relationships, significant mental illness, substance abuse, and trauma. I also have experience working with gender and sexuality issues. My goal is to collaborate with my clients and help them find creative solutions to their concerns.

I believe that all people are unique and therefore not just one counseling theory will work best for all individuals. I adapt my style to meet your needs. I work with teenagers, veterans, first responders and adults of all ages in the areas of anxiety, depression, grief, loss, stress, domestic violence, trauma, communication, adjustment disorders, social skills, self-esteem, suicide, crisis management, insomnia and much more.

My ideal client is someone who is recognizing the effect their mental health and/or substance use is having on their life and is looking for strategies to make a change. Their needs are help recognizing what the issues are and their goal is to find healthier ways to cope with their problems. They want to improve relationships and their quality of life and are willing to try new things to make that happen.

The Counseling Center of Denton (CCD) has been providing community-based counseling services to individuals, couples, families, and groups since May of 1990 with the mission to provide affordable mental health services to assist clients in achieving maximum personal growth.

There’s a lingering discomfort when you enter a new environment. You feel on edge- wavering between the desire to live authentically yet trying to hide just enough to go unnoticed. The guard you built up for protection from unsolicited looks or critical remarks is getting too heavy. You’re exhausted from the constant worries of facing rejection from those around you. The harmful comments against the LGBTQIA+ community startle you backward towards “the closet”- the tribulation of your sense of self-sacrifice for the comfort of others. Even though you fight hard to regain your autonomy, it’s difficult to claim that pride alone.

Don't let the beard intimidate you, I'm a big, friendly giant. I enjoy working with adults who are struggling with sexual trauma recovery, PTSD, borderline personality disorder, changes in spirituality/loss of faith, and people who are working through existential issues. I am an LGBTQ+ affirming person and therapist.

I have enjoyed working collaboratively with clients addressing a wide variety of life’s challenges via change and growth. My client's and I seek to identify barriers, needs and skills essential to transcending life's obstacles. I understand that discussing personal matters can be very uncomfortable however clients have found I take great care and consideration when exploring their challenges. I do my utmost to provide you with evidence-based, and individualized treatment in a relaxed, nonjudgmental environment.

Hello and thank you for your click of curiosity to view my corner of the Psychology Today world! My name is Carly and I have been a Licensed Professional Counselor going on 15 years. My practice includes working with tweens, teens, and adults across the life span. I treat those who have challenges with adjustment and life transitions, relationship issues, mood disorders, trauma, self esteem issues, recovery needs, and grief resolution. After becoming a mother, I developed a passion working with women’s issues and parenting. Serving a diverse clientele gives me to opportunity to build a variety of connections, client to client.