Family Therapists in Fort Worth, TX
Relationship problems, depression, anxiety, work stress, or family issues can impact our lives in ways we could not imagine.
During the sessions, I will work with you to identify steps toward your ideal life. I intend to offer guidance in working through whatever barriers may be in your way of achieving your goals. I have experience in working with teens, couples, addictions, family relationships, and trauma.
Relationship problems, depression, anxiety, work stress, or family issues can impact our lives in ways we could not imagine.
During the sessions, I will work with you to identify steps toward your ideal life. I intend to offer guidance in working through whatever barriers may be in your way of achieving your goals. I have experience in working with teens, couples, addictions, family relationships, and trauma.
During the rough times in life when you're dealing with so much, reach out for help and start the journey to healing and consistency in your life today!
During the rough times in life when you're dealing with so much, reach out for help and start the journey to healing and consistency in your life today!
Throughout my training in Marriage and Family Counseling (MA), Christian Counseling (MA), and Psychology and Counseling (Ph.D.), I learned the importance of helping people to first regain hope and then to discover their inner strength as well as their outer support to achieve emotional and spiritual health.
Over the past 15 years, I have had the unique opportunity to counsel people in Europe, Asia and North America. In my work, I have had the privilege of counseling people of various ages, nationalities, races and cultures. I have found that although human suffering has many faces, all people have common needs and desires. We all want health and wellness. We all want to prosper and be successful in what we do. We all strive for perfection. I strongly believe that everyone has the power and potential to overcome interpersonal struggles, relational difficulties, and life crises.
Throughout my training in Marriage and Family Counseling (MA), Christian Counseling (MA), and Psychology and Counseling (Ph.D.), I learned the importance of helping people to first regain hope and then to discover their inner strength as well as their outer support to achieve emotional and spiritual health.
Over the past 15 years, I have had the unique opportunity to counsel people in Europe, Asia and North America. In my work, I have had the privilege of counseling people of various ages, nationalities, races and cultures. I have found that although human suffering has many faces, all people have common needs and desires. We all want health and wellness. We all want to prosper and be successful in what we do. We all strive for perfection. I strongly believe that everyone has the power and potential to overcome interpersonal struggles, relational difficulties, and life crises.
Counseling to me is a calling. I consider my path to becoming a counselor one that was designed to teach me the reality of pain and empathy, so that I might sit with others facing hardships. My passion has continued to grow and thrive as I’ve worked with clients struggling with addiction, anxiety, co-dependency, trauma, spiritual issues, grief, and relationship issues. I specialize in anxiety and OCD, trauma, boundaries, and grief. Over the course of my career, I have treated those who’ve struggled with trauma and addiction as well as provided support groups and psycho-educational lectures to loved ones.
Counseling to me is a calling. I consider my path to becoming a counselor one that was designed to teach me the reality of pain and empathy, so that I might sit with others facing hardships. My passion has continued to grow and thrive as I’ve worked with clients struggling with addiction, anxiety, co-dependency, trauma, spiritual issues, grief, and relationship issues. I specialize in anxiety and OCD, trauma, boundaries, and grief. Over the course of my career, I have treated those who’ve struggled with trauma and addiction as well as provided support groups and psycho-educational lectures to loved ones.
We all have strengths and skills that help us overcome obstacles. However, certain problems can sometimes surface that cause us to get discouraged, distracted, or fearful as we move through life. If you have difficulty finding the right strategy to address these challenges, you can get stuck. As a licensed psychologist, I have worked in counseling centers and private practice for over 20 years. With my background in psychology and helping others, my objective has been to draw on my training and experiences to help clients learn practical tools for daily living. This starts with smart thinking.
We all have strengths and skills that help us overcome obstacles. However, certain problems can sometimes surface that cause us to get discouraged, distracted, or fearful as we move through life. If you have difficulty finding the right strategy to address these challenges, you can get stuck. As a licensed psychologist, I have worked in counseling centers and private practice for over 20 years. With my background in psychology and helping others, my objective has been to draw on my training and experiences to help clients learn practical tools for daily living. This starts with smart thinking.
I also work with families dealing with divorce and custody issues.
Most people find me fun loving and easy going, but I take my job seriously. We will spend a lot of time in counseling talking about very private things. I don't take that responsibility lightly. Everything you tell me is handled confidentially and with respect. I try very hard not to burden you with my values. Counseling sessions with me are a “no judgment zone.” My goal for counseling is to assist you in becoming whoever you really want to be.
I also work with families dealing with divorce and custody issues.
Most people find me fun loving and easy going, but I take my job seriously. We will spend a lot of time in counseling talking about very private things. I don't take that responsibility lightly. Everything you tell me is handled confidentially and with respect. I try very hard not to burden you with my values. Counseling sessions with me are a “no judgment zone.” My goal for counseling is to assist you in becoming whoever you really want to be.
Children, teens, and parents navigating divorce, co-parenting challenges, and major family transitions who want compassionate, collaborative support in helping their family adjust, communicate, and heal.
I support children, teens, and families navigate the emotional challenges that come with divorce, separation, co-parenting changes, and major life transitions. Whether a child is struggling with anxiety, behavior changes, loyalty conflicts, or difficulty adjusting between homes, I provide a supportive space where they can feel emotionally safe.
Children, teens, and parents navigating divorce, co-parenting challenges, and major family transitions who want compassionate, collaborative support in helping their family adjust, communicate, and heal.
I support children, teens, and families navigate the emotional challenges that come with divorce, separation, co-parenting changes, and major life transitions. Whether a child is struggling with anxiety, behavior changes, loyalty conflicts, or difficulty adjusting between homes, I provide a supportive space where they can feel emotionally safe.
You’ve withdrawn from friends and maybe family too..
I have 12 years of experience in an outpatient psychiatric clinic. In that time, I worked with children, teens, their parents, and adults. I have helped those with suicidal thoughts. I taught positive skills of behavior management, communication, and anger management. I am ready to help you tackle life’s problems. Evening and Saturday appts available.
You’ve withdrawn from friends and maybe family too..
I have 12 years of experience in an outpatient psychiatric clinic. In that time, I worked with children, teens, their parents, and adults. I have helped those with suicidal thoughts. I taught positive skills of behavior management, communication, and anger management. I am ready to help you tackle life’s problems. Evening and Saturday appts available.
Did I offer peace today? Did I bring a smile to someone's face? Did I say words of healing? Did I let go of my anger and resentment? Did I forgive? Did I love? These are the real questions. I must trust that the little bit of love that I sow now will bear many fruits, here in this world and the life to come. -H. Nouwen
Did I offer peace today? Did I bring a smile to someone's face? Did I say words of healing? Did I let go of my anger and resentment? Did I forgive? Did I love? These are the real questions. I must trust that the little bit of love that I sow now will bear many fruits, here in this world and the life to come. -H. Nouwen
My name is Dinesh. I am a licensed Professional counselor and also working towards getting my License in Chemical dependency as well. My goal as a therapist is to help you become mindful of your life values and your life stories, guide you to change them if necessary, and help you become the best version of yourself. Having worked in different settings, hospitals, rehab centers, clinics, and schools, I am flexible to work with people of all ages and different concerns.
My name is Dinesh. I am a licensed Professional counselor and also working towards getting my License in Chemical dependency as well. My goal as a therapist is to help you become mindful of your life values and your life stories, guide you to change them if necessary, and help you become the best version of yourself. Having worked in different settings, hospitals, rehab centers, clinics, and schools, I am flexible to work with people of all ages and different concerns.
Managing multiple stressors in the modern world post-COVID is a challenge many individuals and families are struggling with.
My therapeutic approaches include a wholistic use of mindfulness, solution oriented brief therapy, motivational interviewing, family systems model, trauma informed care, Level II EMDR trained, cognitive behavioral, and person-centered therapy. My clinical background encompasses experience in virtual and in person work with individuals, couples and families.
Managing multiple stressors in the modern world post-COVID is a challenge many individuals and families are struggling with.
My therapeutic approaches include a wholistic use of mindfulness, solution oriented brief therapy, motivational interviewing, family systems model, trauma informed care, Level II EMDR trained, cognitive behavioral, and person-centered therapy. My clinical background encompasses experience in virtual and in person work with individuals, couples and families.
I have helped individuals in numerous areas including substance abuse, blended family integration, self-esteem, establishing boundaries, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, and personality disorders.
My experience as a wife, bonus mom to two children, my own journey of faith, and time spent with the animals I adore, affords me the ability to utilize these relationships to help communicate the many ways in which clients interact with the world around them can be beneficial and become a catalyst for growth and healing. My approach to therapy utilizes a foundation that life experiences, even as early as childhood, shape our view of the world around us, how we relate to others, and how we view ourselves. These experiences, in turn, shape our beliefs, thoughts, perceptions and interactions throughout every aspect of our lives.
I have helped individuals in numerous areas including substance abuse, blended family integration, self-esteem, establishing boundaries, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, and personality disorders.
My experience as a wife, bonus mom to two children, my own journey of faith, and time spent with the animals I adore, affords me the ability to utilize these relationships to help communicate the many ways in which clients interact with the world around them can be beneficial and become a catalyst for growth and healing. My approach to therapy utilizes a foundation that life experiences, even as early as childhood, shape our view of the world around us, how we relate to others, and how we view ourselves. These experiences, in turn, shape our beliefs, thoughts, perceptions and interactions throughout every aspect of our lives.
Hi there, I'm Lakesha. Are you experiencing a difficult time? Having trouble with managing relationships or balancing your life? I have been practicing therapy for 8 years, mostly utilizing a cognitive behavioral therapy approach. I assist clients with identifying how their thoughts directly influence their feelings and behaviors.
Hi there, I'm Lakesha. Are you experiencing a difficult time? Having trouble with managing relationships or balancing your life? I have been practicing therapy for 8 years, mostly utilizing a cognitive behavioral therapy approach. I assist clients with identifying how their thoughts directly influence their feelings and behaviors.
How often do you find yourself thinking of what could have been? Perhaps it's not what could have been but something you should have done differently? Or maybe it's more about the future for you, all the what ifs? Do these journeys into the past and future leave you feeling guilty, frustrated or filled with fear? I work to ground my clients in the here and now, accepting what is as opposed to what could be. I aim to help individuals reach their goals by building self-awareness and self-compassion.
How often do you find yourself thinking of what could have been? Perhaps it's not what could have been but something you should have done differently? Or maybe it's more about the future for you, all the what ifs? Do these journeys into the past and future leave you feeling guilty, frustrated or filled with fear? I work to ground my clients in the here and now, accepting what is as opposed to what could be. I aim to help individuals reach their goals by building self-awareness and self-compassion.
Whether you are an individual or part of a family facing challenges such as trauma, anxiety, or strained relationships, you need a compassionate therapist who truly understands your unique experiences.
After military service, Andrew returned to school in 2018, discovering his passion for working with people. He earned an Associate of Arts from Tarrant County College and graduated Summa Cum Laude from UTA. After UTA's advanced MSW program, he gained experience in residential treatment for teens and working with pre- and post-trial felons.
Whether you are an individual or part of a family facing challenges such as trauma, anxiety, or strained relationships, you need a compassionate therapist who truly understands your unique experiences.
After military service, Andrew returned to school in 2018, discovering his passion for working with people. He earned an Associate of Arts from Tarrant County College and graduated Summa Cum Laude from UTA. After UTA's advanced MSW program, he gained experience in residential treatment for teens and working with pre- and post-trial felons.
You may feel stuck in patterns of self-doubt, fear, or frustration—whether it's with family, romantic relationships, or self-worth.
I specialize in helping individuals, including those with ASD, manage anxiety, depression, OCD, and emotion/behavior regulation issues I also work with clients on marital and family conflicts, PTSD, grief/loss, and communication challenges. Using DBT and modified CBT, I’ll guide you in developing healthier coping strategies and improving your life.
You may feel stuck in patterns of self-doubt, fear, or frustration—whether it's with family, romantic relationships, or self-worth.
I specialize in helping individuals, including those with ASD, manage anxiety, depression, OCD, and emotion/behavior regulation issues I also work with clients on marital and family conflicts, PTSD, grief/loss, and communication challenges. Using DBT and modified CBT, I’ll guide you in developing healthier coping strategies and improving your life.
I work with young adults, adults, and couples navigating anxiety, depression, relationship dynamics, trauma, and major life transitions. My approach is integrative and trauma-informed at its core: I draw on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and attachment-based theory. I bring in mindfulness practices and psychosomatic exploration to address what's happening in the body, not just the mind. I also value psychoeducation, helping clients understand the patterns and mechanisms behind their experience, not just symptom management.
I work with young adults, adults, and couples navigating anxiety, depression, relationship dynamics, trauma, and major life transitions. My approach is integrative and trauma-informed at its core: I draw on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and attachment-based theory. I bring in mindfulness practices and psychosomatic exploration to address what's happening in the body, not just the mind. I also value psychoeducation, helping clients understand the patterns and mechanisms behind their experience, not just symptom management.
I work with clients who may be struggling with anxiety, depression or trauma related to their family of origin, current relationship stress or additional life stressors.
I get it. You're tired. The constant people-pleasing, overthinking, and performing have started to feel unsustainable. You may realize you’ve spent years meeting everyone else’s expectations while slowly losing touch with your own voice. Perhaps your needs have gone unmet for so long that you’re not even sure what you need anymore. If you’re feeling anxious, overwhelmed in your relationships, struggling with boundaries, or burnt out from always putting others first, therapy can be a space where you finally get to focus on you.
I work with clients who may be struggling with anxiety, depression or trauma related to their family of origin, current relationship stress or additional life stressors.
I get it. You're tired. The constant people-pleasing, overthinking, and performing have started to feel unsustainable. You may realize you’ve spent years meeting everyone else’s expectations while slowly losing touch with your own voice. Perhaps your needs have gone unmet for so long that you’re not even sure what you need anymore. If you’re feeling anxious, overwhelmed in your relationships, struggling with boundaries, or burnt out from always putting others first, therapy can be a space where you finally get to focus on you.
Navigating a child's struggle with big emotions, school, or friendships can feel overwhelming. It's a common reason why parents seek therapy, often because they are seeing their child act out, withdraw, or simply not be themselves. My name is Kitzia Lopez & I am the owner of North City Counseling where we offer a supportive space for children & teens. You'll be working with a team of skilled professionals, consisting of both fully licensed & supervised pre-licensed clinicians. Take a moment to view the photo gallery below & read the brief descriptions to start connecting with the therapists who best suits your needs.
Navigating a child's struggle with big emotions, school, or friendships can feel overwhelming. It's a common reason why parents seek therapy, often because they are seeing their child act out, withdraw, or simply not be themselves. My name is Kitzia Lopez & I am the owner of North City Counseling where we offer a supportive space for children & teens. You'll be working with a team of skilled professionals, consisting of both fully licensed & supervised pre-licensed clinicians. Take a moment to view the photo gallery below & read the brief descriptions to start connecting with the therapists who best suits your needs.
If you are experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship distress, or family conflict, I strive to provide a supportive and nonjudgmental space where you can explore these challenges openly.
I have a particular interest in working with couples and families experiencing communication difficulties, conflict, or life transitions. Because couples and family counseling can often be expensive, I value being able to offer these services in a more accessible way while still providing thoughtful, high-quality care.
If you are experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship distress, or family conflict, I strive to provide a supportive and nonjudgmental space where you can explore these challenges openly.
I have a particular interest in working with couples and families experiencing communication difficulties, conflict, or life transitions. Because couples and family counseling can often be expensive, I value being able to offer these services in a more accessible way while still providing thoughtful, high-quality care.
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FAQ - About Family Therapy
What issues does family therapy help with?
Family therapy can help families navigate the complex dynamics of family life, including communication challenges and recurring conflict between family members. A therapist can help family members identify dysfunctional patterns in communication and develop healthier ways of relating. Family therapy may also be helpful during major life transitions or stressful events that affect the family system, such as grief, divorce, trauma, relocation, or a serious illness. In some cases, family therapy can support families coping with specific mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, alcohol or substance use disorders, and eating disorders. In these situations, therapy can provide education and support for family members, as well as to the individual with the mental health diagnosis.
How do I know if my family needs counseling?
Family therapy may be helpful if a family consistently struggles with conflict or communication in a way that affects daily life or relationships. It can also be beneficial when someone in the family is experiencing significant emotional or behavioral changes, such as a family member becoming aggressive, withdrawing, or struggling to cope after a traumatic event. Additionally, some concerns, such as addiction or eating disorders, may be especially important to address in the context of the family unit.
Who attends family counseling sessions?
Family counseling sessions are often attended by members of the immediate family, such as parents, caregivers, children, or siblings. However, other family members may attend when appropriate, including grandparents, stepparents, stepsiblings, or co-parents. Who attends may depend on the family’s needs, the therapist’s recommendations, and the goals of treatment.
Can family therapy be done online?
Family therapy can often be done online. Virtual sessions may be especially convenient when family members live in different locations, have busy schedules, or live in an area where family therapists are less accessible. However, online therapy may not be the best fit for every family. In-person care may be more appropriate when there are safety concerns, severe conflict, limited privacy at home, or when young children have difficulty engaging through a screen.
What therapeutic approaches are used in family counseling?
Family therapy can take different forms, including systemic family therapy (exploring how individual actions affect the family), structural family therapy (uncovering the structure and relationship dynamics of the family unit), and attachment-based family therapy (focusing on how bonds between family members shape relationships). Family therapy may also include psychoeducation, which helps family members learn more about a mental health condition and how to respond to it more effectively.
How much does family therapy cost and is it covered by insurance?
Family therapy sessions, which typically last about an hour, often range from $150 to $250 or more, depending on factors such as location, therapist experience, session length, and practice setting. In general, family therapy may cost more than individual therapy because it involves multiple participants and more complex treatment planning. Insurance coverage for family therapy varies by plan. Some plans may cover family therapy when it is part of treatment for a diagnosed mental health condition affecting one family member. However, many plans do not cover therapy for general family conflict, communication concerns, or relationship issues alone. Before starting therapy, it is important to check with your insurance provider to confirm whether family therapy is covered, what your copay or deductible may be, and whether any diagnosis, referral, or prior authorization is required.