Dialectical Behavior (DBT) Therapists in Guthrie, OK

My goal is to help you create a life worth living! Problems such as depression, anxiety and substance abuse can be treated effectively to restore your ability to handle life's changes and challenges. Whether you are going through a difficult life transition or ready to tackle a long-standing problem, we can find skills and strategies to help you through. I believe that we are integrated beings and that we get better as we find balance in mind, body and spirit. Let me provide you a safe place to explore the struggles and begin to move forward with your life.

Angela K. Sanders is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Oklahoma who has been practicing since 2017. Angela wants people to feel warm, accepted, and not judged for seeking help. She enjoys working with all ages, especially youth. Angela believes in the power of Mindfulness based practices and routinely incorporates them into sessions. She also trained in CBT, TFCBT, DBT, Solution Focused, Motivational Interviewing, Person Centered, EMDR, and PCIT. Angela is a huge animal lover. She currently has two indoor cats, two outdoor cats, and a dog. She has also had everything from rabbits, to lizards, to a bird in the past.

I am an LPC and I have a passion for working with young adults, couples, the LGBTQ+ community, neurodivergent folks and those who have experienced trauma. For those who desire to have an extremely open, non-judgmental counselor help you work through whatever they are going through, I would be honored to help you.

Offering clinical therapy & diagnostic testing in Edmond for children through young adults. ADHD/ASD embraced! Are you or your child are feeling overwhelmed by stress, social situations, or mood fluctuations? Need better coping or problem-solving skills? My approach involves a felt sense of safety and connection, using evidence-based therapies: play & sand tray therapies, Polyvagal Theory, IFS, & CBT. Experienced clinical psychologist. I offer expertise in neurodivergence as well as pressures affecting all young adults. Relatable & engaging, I specialize in anxiety, ADHD, ASD, emotional, & social difficulties. Email me!

I work with individuals adult, children, and families to help them develop healthy, growing relationships with one another, addressing struggles in family dynamics and helping individuals deal with relationship problems, as well as depression and anxiety. My therapeutic approach, developed over 15 years of working with children and families in varying capacities is a collaborative one, aiming to enhance self-understanding, and promotions of personal growth. I am committed to working with you toward a positive solution to the situation causing distress.

Everyone should have someone in their life they can call an ally. Someone who listens empathetically and compassionately, fully without judgement. If that is what you are looking for in a therapist and you are ready to see changes within your life, please look no further! I specialize in treating individuals from children, teens to adults utilizing a variety of evidence-based treatment modalities. Together, we will work as a team to develop and accomplish your therapeutic goals and work towards living the life you have always envisioned for yourself.

CONNECT: The best predictor of success in therapy is your relationship with your therapist. The foundation of any healthy relationship is trust. It is my priority to make sure our therapeutic relationship is based on mutual trust by establishing credibility, reliability, and comfort. HEAL: We are not responsible for what happens to us, but fair or not, we are responsible for our own healing. The good news is you do not have to do it alone! I am trained to hold space for you so we can discover together what healing means to you. GROW: I will meet you where you are to support you in growing towards where you discover what is best.

I enjoy working with individuals who are willing to address areas of their life that are causing distress and challenges. Great progress can be made when an individual is ready to work and put forth effort. It is an honor to walk along side these individuals as they search these for the right path in their lives.

Christy has experience in working with individuals, couples, children, and families. She has a passion for working with cancer patients or those with terminal illness, as well as a passion for resolving and avoiding compassion fatigue among health care workers, and educating the public on how to best serve the whole person during the wellness journey. She has spoken at numerous conferences on topics including reducing stress, optimizing your health, and the mind-body connection. Christy offers individual therapy and couples counseling via telehealth so that you can get help from the comfort of your own home or workplace.

Life throws us many unexpected difficulties. We often experience the biggest challenges during life transitions such as adolescence, going off to college, dating, marriage, job stress, raising our own children, and many more. Being an adult of any age can be full of strong and sometimes unfamiliar emotions. I want to help you navigate through these feelings to be the best version of you possible.

Life is challenging! Let me help you identify and process those challenges as a team. Learning to prioritize and organize provides room to develop healthy coping. Share with me your life goals so implementation can follow. Most of the time people need a professional to validate and provide structure in obtaining goals. Let me be that person for you!!!!

I'm a clinical psychologist able to treat a variety of issues, including anxiety, depression, binge eating, emotional eating, eating disorders, and trauma. I also am able to assist with related difficulties, including uncontrollable emotions and weight loss. I've published research in these areas, and as a professor have trained future researchers and clinicians in them as well. All treatments I use are based on strong research to support their effectiveness - including cognitive-behavioral therapies, acceptance and mindfulness-based treatment, dialectical behavior therapy, and exposure therapy.

I strive to support clients through empathy and creation of an action plan that aligns with the uniqueness of each human. When we tap into methods of self-discovery and change that are tailored for us specifically, greater balance and peace within are possible, even with the constance of external chaos and change. My practice as a therapist speaks to anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of self, learning how to foster love, compassion, and hope in the present moment and beyond.

My name is Cynthia Tobar-McCoy and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in New Mexico and Oklahoma. I am honored each day to walk along side individuals who choose to therapuetically journey through the path of overcoming life stressors. Stressors can come in the form of experiencing conflict in relationships with family, couples, marital and peer groups, as well as grief, trauma and suffering from posttraumatic stress. Stress can also manifest itself when working to maintain a healthy recovery plan that addresses certain medical conditions of depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder.

I have experience working with folks of all ages from toddlers to elders, and with people who are dealing with a variety of issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship problems, or trauma.

Ivory is passionate about helping others overcome life’s challenges. She believes that everyone can build resiliency and use their strengths to navigate through difficulties. Ivory works to help clients challenge unhealthy beliefs, learn new ways of coping, and increase mindfulness of self and others. Ivory received a master’s degree in clinical mental health and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Northeastern State University. As a Licensed professional counselor, Ivory has experience working with individuals for treatment in anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, life transitions, and mood disorders.

Sometimes we need extra support. Whether it’s because we’re trying to navigate things after trauma, we’re feeling lonely, or this season of life is tough, extra support from therapy can go a long way in enhancing our lives.