Humanistic Therapists in 75093

Sometimes, the smallest steps can lead to the biggest change! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor, Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor, and Experienced-Registered Yoga Teacher 200 Hour, and Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider. I have been providing services in the DFW area since 2007, including services for children, adults, and families. Through a warm and caring approach, I can help you find within yourself the positive qualities to help you feel empowered. I can help you understand yourself and/or your child more fully, to be ready to face the big and little challenges that life can throw your way.

Are your health issues overwhelming your life? Living with chronic medical issues like pain can be isolating, frightening, and dejecting. As a health psychologist, I offer hope, knowledge, and support to individuals struggling with complex challenges. Every day, scientific advancements illuminate the integral relationship between mind and body. Effective treatment of one requires caring for both. In working with me, you can expect kindness, humor, acceptance, and a lot of mixed metaphors. I hope that, through our work together, you can find sources of light on your darkest days.

I work as a partner with my clients to gain or restore a healthy balance individually and within the context of their relationships. I work with the whole person from a humanistic and systems perspective. We do not live in a vacuum, therefore each and every person is connected to others somehow in relationship, whether that relationship is healthy, conflicted or estranged and whether that relationship is with family, friends or colleagues. There is great value in working with an unbiased professional to help identify patterns and ways of relating that are possibly holding us back from living the life we desire.

Empowering Women of all ages! My primary focus is working with women to unlock and finding their own inner strengths and self-awareness by learning to set boundaries and overcoming trauma, traumatic grief, grief, neo-natal/infant loss, self-doubt, stress, numbness, relationship issues, shame, guilt, emotional abuse recovery. This is your time to heal. This is your time to shed off the mask to rediscover or finally find yourself. For more info, see availability, and to schedule your first appointment today, go to www.gingerstorycounseling.com. In-Person and Online Sessions available.

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 believe that counseling has the potential to help a person unlock his/her ultimate potential. I utilize a humanistic approach to therapy that seeks to help a person integrate mind and body, in an effort to achieve wholeness. I incorporate modalities such as play therapy expressive arts, and sand tray therapy. However, I believe the power of the therapeutic relationship is quintessential for success with clients. My priority is to help clients feel safe and open in order to explore past and/or current issues.

Welcome! My name is Britney Turner. I am a licensed professional counselor and a substance abuse counselor in Texas. I have a bachelor’s in biological sciences and a master’s in psychology. As a humanistic counselor, I greatly emphasize client-centered therapy to help you with your transformations. I facilitate your development of self-actualization by providing unconditional positive regard, encouragement, and understanding. Think of me as a Self Love Advocate, an Empathetic Listener, and an Invested Motivator.

If you are not your best right now, feeling sad, anxious, depressed, grieving, or even feeling helpless, I can help you. Everyone deserves a safe place to be heard, valued, and respected. I bring a comprehensive set of skills that will be valuable in my role as Licensed Therapist. I enjoy working with adolescents, couples, and families as I help them navigate difficult times and improve their relationship with themselves and others. I specialize in trauma informed care, depression, anxiety, life transitions, and coping with grief and loss. During our initial sessions, we will create a treatment plan and set goals for therapy.

Have you ever wondered why you do the things you do? Do you often feel like your problems set you apart from everyone, or that the loneliness & isolation of suffering is too much? Do you wish you had a trusted ally to partner with, someone who could both support & challenge you? If so, you have come to the right place, & I am so glad you are here. My name is Celia, and I am extremely passionate about helping others, & I pride myself on the quality of the therapeutic connection that I build with my clients. I work with adolescents & adults, ages 14 and up, on a variety of issues, & I specialize in treating trauma & attachment issues

I practice depth psychology with a strong Jungian focus to help heal trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and depression in adults and children (age 10+). Whether you (or a family member) are going through a life transition due to divorce or job loss, feeling depressed or anxious, or experiencing a relationship conflict, making a change is always easier when you have an experienced professional to guide you through it. I use a psychoeducational approach to help clients understand how they can move forward from their current and past difficulties towards acceptance and a more fulfilling life and future.

Hello! I’ve been in practice for 40 years working with: Anxiety, Depression, Women's Issues, Family of Origin Effects, PTSD, Assertiveness, Couples Communication, Adult ADHD, Physical/Emotional Responses to Stress & Illness to Reduce: Anxiety, Chronic Pain, Blood Pressure, Heart Rate; Relationship Conflict, Men's Issues, Life Changes/Stages. I’ve trained in using many types of therapy. Clients like that I'm straightforward, direct, teach them things, and have a dry sense of humor. At my age, I've been through all the stages of a woman's life and have experienced and overcome most everything my clients are going through.

Therapy is an intensely personal process which can be both exquisitely liberating and excruciatingly difficult. To honor this, I focus on developing a strong relationship with you characterized by compassion and a suspension of judgments. No topic is off-limits in my office; nothing is "unspeakable" or "unthinkable." What I ask of my clients is to be honest and searching. I will never coerce you into divulging something before you are ready, but I may encourage you to examine the deeper meanings behind interactions that have been troubling you. Together we will uncover truths and sort through whatever may rise up.

Life and families can get a bit messy. Navigating the path of family life is undoubtedly one of the most challenging yet rewarding journeys. Hi! I am Anna Pavlisova, and I am a graduate student intern completing my practicum at Abilene Christian University to satisfy the requirement to obtain my master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. As I start my journey as a marriage and family therapy graduate student intern under the supervision of Dr. Kristina Dingus Keuhlen, Ph.D., LMFT-S (202859), I strive to foster a safe and non-judgmental space, tailoring my client-focused approach to meet each client unique needs.

I am skilled in providing intensive therapy to adults, couples, and children across various mental health settings. My expertise includes trauma-focused therapy, couples therapy, and resolving family conflict, as well as managing depression, mood disorders, anxiety, sexual abuse and domestic violence survivors. I use an eclectic, client-centered approach and incorporate narrative cognitive behavioral therapy techniques. I hold a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern Univ. Above all, I am a compassionate listener. Together, we can embark on a journey toward a brighter future and healing.

Perhaps confusion of the past, the unknown of the future, or inability to make sense of what is happening now led you here. One thing you should know is that, so often, people enter my office weathering one of their largest storms to date. Or maybe, it’s not their largest storm, but a battle continuously claiming defeat. It’s exhausting; life can absolutely be exhausting. Walking through those doors, meeting someone you don’t know, and sharing your life story with them can also be unsettling. I will do my best to help you feel comfortable and at ease throughout the duration of your counseling journey.

I recognize how overwhelming the process towards healing can be whether for yourself or a loved one. Together, I can help you through the process, as we work on fostering self-esteem, a greater sense of self, and the healthy coping skills needed to navigate life’s challenges. I believe that counseling is a collaborative process where we work on healing and allowing the whole self to thrive in whatever way is best tailored towards your individual needs.

We all wish life’s journey could be an easy one, but the reality is the path is not always smooth. Life can be filled with uncertainty, conflict, and hard choices. No matter what your age, there are times when life can leave you feeling lost. The good news is that this journey does not have to be faced alone. With a focus on compassion, connection, and what is developmentally appropriate, I can provide support and guidance through these challenges. Whether you are an adult, child, teen, parent, or whole family, I am able to help. I consider it a great privilege to be allowed to walk with people on their life's journey.

At times life can become truly overwhelming. I’m glad that you have decided to reach out for support. Personal therapy can be an important tool. It can help us move away from the effects of trauma, depression, anxiety, grief and relationship stress into experiences of deep inner healing, harmony, connection, aliveness and relief.

The only person who can change the quality of your life is YOU! Others are fellow travelers. In the over 27 years of my work as a psychotherapist and educator, I have learned, experienced, and walked down the path of healing with hundreds who were able to change the quality of their lives. I am currently an Assistant Clinical Professor of Counseling in SMU’s Counseling Department, training future counselors, My book “So Long Depression” is a result of my experiences with hopes of changing lives. I present internationally on various topics related to mental health, trauma, healing, and Spirituality in psychotherapy.