Therapists in Manor, TX

If you're here, it's likely because you're at a pivotal moment in your relationship or life. Perhaps your marriage feels stagnant, or communication with your partner has become a series of misunderstandings. Maybe you're wrestling with individual issues like career stress, anxiety, or emotional well-being that are trickling into your relationships. You're not just seeking short-term fixes; you're searching for lasting change and a more fulfilling life. You want to understand your relationship strengths and gaps, repair what's been damaged, and build a happier, stronger future.

I tend to be a good fit for people recovering from or currently struggling with an emotionally abusive person, such as a Narcissist. We want to unbind ourselves from the resultant negative patterns, anxiety, shame, depression, confusion and/or limiting self talk. We may find ourselves attracted to partners, friends, and even careers where we feel unhappy, inauthentic, & exhausted. Perhaps we have becomel codependent, misuse substances, or neglect our health. Our goals are met with road blocks. Practicing boundaries, improving self-esteem, and working through our fears heals wounds, releases shame, and promotes mindful choices.

InSight Psychology and Behavioral Health Services is a diverse, multidisciplinary group of providers whose primary goal is to offer services with integrity and conscientious care. Our services include psychotherapy, telehealth, psychoeducation, psychological evaluations, consulting, testing, workshops and seminars. At InSight, mental health diagnosis, assessment and treatment are carried out with professionalism, compassion and competence. We understand that health is a comprehensive state of being that is impacted by mental, physical and cultural influences. It is with this wholistic view that we approach treatment and assessment.

If you are a parent who is concerned about a child you love, you are in the right place. My specialty is working with kids and teens ages 3-19 who are coping with big feelings. This may include emotional issues, behavioral problems, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, school problems, peer relationship issues, dating, stress, perfectionism, life adjustments, or family conflict. I also coach and support parents as they walk beside their children through life's ups and downs. My approach is kind, supportive, and focused on meeting your family's needs.

My name is Martha Ballesteros. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. My focus in practice is primarily on substance use, addiction, codependency, co-occurring disorders, cultural identity, and family systems. My clinical practice experience is primarily with individuals dealing with substance abuse issues and with mental health issues such as depression and anxiety. My approach in proving therapy is to provide a judgement-free and safe zone for others. Seeking therapy can be a challenging step and I would like for you to feel comfortable. I primarily focus on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing.

I have over 18 years experience working with clients who are overloaded from the stress of daily life, school, work and family obligations. When life seems to be weighing you down and you can't come up for air, then I am here to help bring clarity and peace. My goal is to provide a calm and creative setting that nurtures the resilience everyone has inside them. We all have strength and the ability to cope, I am here to help you see that in yourself. I believe that humor, when appropriate, and warmth go a long way in building relationships with clients.

I am committed to creating an environment of safety in which you can feel empowered to explore and express your concerns, and the areas in which you would like to experience growth. Together, you and I will explore what is keeping you stuck and identify ways for you to move forward toward your best self.

I believe that people come into counseling with their own solutions. My job is to create a unique therapy for each individual to help them uncover and build upon strengths they already possess. I seek to make the therapy room a safe & non-judgmental place for all emotional experiences, and a place to make peace with parts of ourselves that we fear & dislike. As clients build compassion for themselves, they find their compassion for others growing, and the strength to examine & change their lives for greater happiness & fulfillment.