Therapists in Dallas, TX

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Circle of Life Behavioral Solutions an outpatient behavioral health agency that focuses on individual strengths and progressive skill development. We help children, adolescents, adults and families to address mental health and behavioral issues they encounter on a day to day basis. We strive to provide out client with the best and most effective services as possible. We specialize in In-School / In-Home for counseling for Children as well as counseling for Adults. Targeted Case Management, Mental Health Rehabilitation Services, Psychosocial Skill Development, Community Psychiatric Support and Crisis Intervention.

It can be difficult going out of your comfort zone and speaking to a stranger about your internal/external battles. I am here to support you through recent life changes, relationship issues, chronic mental health issues, identity issues, and anything else you may not have had the opportunity to process. I have a passion for working with the teenage population, adults, and geriatrics. I enjoy allowing clients the space to address things they feel may be hindering their personal growth so they can become an empowered version of themselves. I prioritize overcoming any obstacles and ensuring you succeed in your journey towards wellness.

My passion is helping people cope with, learn from and overcome their unique life challenges. I offer clients expertise in short- or long-term psychotherapy, family consultation, and cognitive remediation as tools to help us identify goals and meet them through our work together. I am qualified and experienced to help adults cope with or resolve a wide range of challenges, including depression or anxiety, relationship issues, making decisions or transitions, recovering from injury or illness, working through current or past trauma, as well as diagnosing and treating various psychiatric and cognitive disorders.

Dr. Lee is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who works with individuals, couples and families as they tackle the tasks of life. Along with 20 years experience working in a private practice, Dr. Lee has worked in academia, including teaching internationally, and in non-profit organizations. She graduated from the Ohio State University with her Ph.D. in Human Development and Family Sciences where she completed her training as a Marriage and Family Therapist. She received her Master's degree in Marriage, Family and Child Counseling from the University of San Francisco. Dr. Lee also worked as the Director of Training at a large non-profit in Dallas where she oversaw the training of master's level counselors and social workers, doctoral level Psychology interns and Child Psychiatry Fellows. She has a passion for teaching and learning and has completed three of The Gottman Institute's trainings including The Bringing Baby Home curriculum and the first two levels of The Gottman Couples Therapy method.

As a therapist, I have many years of experience and am passionate about working with adolescents and families with various presenting issues, where I help restore hope and foster healthy relationships. I thoroughly enjoy supporting young adults as they navigate the challenges of life whether it be transitions, self-esteem, or relational issues. My areas of expertise include attachment therapy, working in juvenile justice or residential treatment, women's issues, and adolescent/young adult development.

Dr. Geraldine Hickerson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over 16 years of experience working with teens, adults, and seniors. She specializes in treating PTSD, mood disorders, stress, women's issues, substance use, panic disorder, anger, behavior issues, trauma, and more. Dr. Hickerson obtained her Master's degree in Social Work from Spalding University in her Doctorate of Social Work from Capella University.

My experience comes from providing direct mental health and counseling to teens, adults, and couples. I have worked with individuals with various presenting issues, including parenting, anxiety, relationships, depression, family, intimacy, and much more. My experience is varied across settings. I have provided individual and couples counseling in the community as I worked with local non-profits. I approach the therapeutic relationship with sensitivity and respect for all experiences. I strive to treat the therapeutic relationship and you with compassion, respect, and warmth.

Our Mental Health and Social Justice Clinic provides comprehensive psychological evaluations and therapy to kids, teens, adults, and seniors. We provide trauma informed individual, couples, family, and group sessions. As well as, yoga and mindfulness sessions, and art therapy. We are specialists in trauma informed therapy and our practice provides individual, couples, group, and family therapy services. Our licensed and skilled team of therapists and our social justice team are devoted to providing quality therapy services and to seeing you thrive in the community.

Monica received her Master of Science in Counseling from Southern Methodist University. Monica works with individuals, and couples and brings a strength-based approach to her practice. She serves clients experiencing anxiety, depression, or reproductive grief and specializes in cross-cultural challenges that may arise from familial migration, cultural differentiation amongst generations, and assimilation to the US culture.

We all have places in our lives where we have been or are currently hurting. This place is our Soul; {psuche}; the heart, the feelings, the will, the intellect, the center of one's being. Therapy is designed to heal and make whole those places that are broken, wounded, hurt or damaged or to keep us strong in our places of victory. To become whole we all need to do the SoulWork. SoulWork Counseling is holistic Christian counseling to meet you where you hurt and walk with you into your destiny of healing and wholeness.

We turn to counseling when our problems with our partners/family have us feeling misunderstood and helpless, or when we’ve lost a sense of who we are and our desires, or feel out of control. These struggles, among many others, in combination with daily responsibilities and challenges can feel extremely overwhelming and hinder our ability to thrive. As a therapist, my intention is to provide an authentically safe and holistic therapeutic space that promotes healing, exploration, and growth.

The path of progress comes from collaboration in an atmosphere of cooperation, education, and insight. Whether our stress is around our internal needs, people close to us, or with the state of the world, the counseling relationship is about accessing and utilizing your innate ability to learn and grow from where you are into the better life you seek. Covid-19 has disrupted nearly all our connections with friends, family, work, and community. This has brought out the unfulfilled need for connection in relationships already stressful, and has inspired people to find creative ways of strengthening connection.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, Registered Play Therapist, Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy trained, Reiki certified, and Animal Assisted Play Therapist, Level l, who has been working with children and families for 20+ years. As a Registered Play Therapist, I help children express themselves through play. Children (13 and under) typically do not have the cognitive skills to verbally express themselves. Play therapy gives them the tools to understand and process their world. I have experience with LGBTQ+ clients and working with members of this community is another passion of mine.

Julie Elliott is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) with over 30 years of experience. Specialties include depression, stress and anxiety management, addictions, marriage and family therapy, trauma and child abuse. She is also experienced in LGBTQ issues, grief and loss, codependency, communication problems, family of origin issues, hospice and end of life counseling, military and veterans' issues, post-traumatic stress, and women's issues. In addition, Julie has worked extensively with adolescents and their families in both inpatient and outpatient settings.

I have a specialization in addressing complex trauma and CPTSD, particularly focusing on attachment trauma. The majority of my clients have encountered abuse, neglect, or significant dysfunction during their upbringing. Complex trauma affects various aspects of life and often results in secondary challenges such as anxiety, depression, maladaptive coping strategies, and relational issues. I am adept at working with individuals committed to engaging in profound healing processes.

I feel that I am gifted in helping all individuals, especially those with past issues that are still having effects on one's life. I especially enjoy helping with communication which is a specialty of mine. When communication fails, relationships fail. I can help you with your relationships, both with your children and with your significant others. I have been helping parents for 13 years and know that I can help you with your goals of parenting, relationships, work issues, and life transitions. Help in these areas will alleviate depression and anxiety. Divorcing? I will help your family. Give me a call.

Are you overwhelmed by your stress, emotions, or current ways of thinking? Maybe you are struggling with anxiety, depression, a romantic or family relationship, decision, or difficult adjustment/transition period? Regardless of what you are facing, I work from a belief that all people have resiliency to face life's challenges-and my role is to help you find that strength within yourself. With every client, I am genuinely interested in learning more about you and how I can be most helpful-which means I will use an individualized/customized approach, as opposed to a "one-size fits all" treatment.

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker/Therapist and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor, my areas of competence include individual counseling, group counseling, Substance abuse counseling and family and marriage counseling. I am qualified to diagnose but not able to prescribe medications to clients. I believe that clients have the ability to choose how to resolve their own problems and can make their own decisions with my assistance as a facilitator. I believe that clients are responsible for their own behaviors, thoughts, and feelings. As a counselor, I hope to facilitate for my clients actualization of true authentic self.