Women's Issues Therapists in Lubbock, TX

Sometimes our expectations don’t meet the reality of our life circumstances. Whether you are an exhausted mom trying to find your peace amidst chaos, a young adult confused about your future, or simply struggling in the daily grind of responsibilities, you may feel like you’re alone trying to navigate it all. Life seems to be catching up with you and each day you are spending more and more time pursuing things that take you away from who you are deep inside and who you always hoped to be. I am here to support you and listen. Together, we will work to get to the root of your struggles and find new ways to cope and move forward.

Hello! Thank you for reading my profile. I am Brenda Nash, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, CCM, with a decade of experience. I enjoy working with clients motivated to change their circumstances, whether depression, poor confidence, anxiety, or relationship issues. I specialize in Self Esteem, Anxiety, Depression, Women's Issues , and Relationship Issues. However, cognitive behavior therapy is my preferred approach. I tend to utilize Client-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Humanistic, Strength-Based, and Integrative or Integral Psychotherapy. I believe that a therapeutic environment is conducive to positive change.

I am a licensed professional counselor with twenty-two years of clinical experience. I've worked with adults, families, children, teenagers, and populations from 0-17 years of age. My area of specialties includes Adolescents/Teens, Anxiety, Anger Management, Women's Issues , and Depression. My theoretical approaches are Christian Counseling, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Trauma Focused, Client-Centered Therapy, and Coaching. I believe in providing a safe and stable environment for my clients to feel calm and at ease during each session to help them identify their inner potential, heal, and work through their traumas.

I work with my clients to help heal life's hurts from a Christian perspective. My passion is to bring healing to your mind, body, and spirit, and help facilitate healing using a solution-focused model. I work with teens, young adults, women, and families. I have been an advocate for victims of domestic violence, grief counselor, DivorceCare facilitator, and treatment facility therapist. I also work with family court on behalf of children amid custody disputes after counseling with the child. I have a wide-array of experience to meet you where you are.

I believe counseling is a unique opportunity to assist individuals by meeting them where they are in life's journey. I think it is essential to work with individuals and families from a strengths-based approach and in ways that best meet their needs. Counseling is a collaborative effort between the counselor and client, and it is designed to help individuals identify goals and solutions to the problems that disrupt their lives.

My approach is to first create a therapeutic alliance so that we can build a trusting relationship. My goal is to help you shed light on the darkness and walk with you through your healing process. It is important to me that you feel safe and accepted. My belief is that you have strength within your story. I use a goal-directed and collaborative approach to help you achieve your treatment goals.

Now accepting new talk therapy and EMDR clients. — My goal is to partner with you in discovering your own, unique, ability to heal. I believe that hope, wholeness, and peace are all possible, but that sometimes we need assistance in finding them. Coping with the reality of our story can be difficult when it is not as we originally wished it to be. Together we can make meaning of your story and find the strength that lies within it. My approach to therapy is to assist you in doing the difficult work of uncovering your true, fully-alive self, amidst this present pain.

I now have availability! My ultimate goal is to help people who are seeking support, change, improvement, transformation, and direction in their lives and those who desire a better understanding of themselves. I know it can all be overwhelming. I want you to know you don't have to deal with your circumstances alone. It's okay to need and ask for help. I am here to assist you in processing, problem-solving, and navigating this challenging thing we call life. I provide treatment for mood disorders, anxiety-related disorders, women’s issues, understanding and managing anger, and many other mental health concerns and symptoms.

Currently accepting new clients for June 2023. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in maternal mental health. My goal as a therapist is to meet you where you are in your journey and help you discover what healing looks like for you. Clients who work with me are from a variety of backgrounds but I do have a specific focus working with people who are interested in breaking trauma cycles within their family. I have worked with adults who are currently parents who need support and empowerment as well as those who know that they would like to build their confidence in themselves before becoming a parent.

I have a few spots open for new clients! I found my passion for counseling in aiding individuals struggling with addiction as well as their family members find a new life in recovery. I enjoy working with couples doing marital and pre-marital counseling as well as aiding families in navigating life transitions. I am highly interested in working with couples struggling with postpartum mental health and infertility issues. I find it is important to tackle these far too common issues as a team. As human beings we are not meant to be alone, it takes a village to thrive in life. I want to be a part of your village so that you can thrive.

My practice focuses on helping college students and adults gain better insight and coping skills to help manage problems in their lives. My goal is to be a helper with the change process. I help clients assess what is already working in their lives and help them make changes to areas that need improvement. My areas of strength focus on dealing with life transitions, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues.

Smart, accomplished women can be taken off guard by the personal and emotional challenges that come with pregnancy and new motherhood. Becoming a mother requires a whole new skill set, and the process can feel chaotic and stressful. If you sense that your relationships are becoming strained, that you are not handling stress well, or that your peace and joy have evaporated - it's time to call me, Dr. Kimberly Thompson, aka The Mommy Mentor. I help women conquer the stress of motherhood, cope skillfully with its challenges, and find their joy again.

I would love to provide a safe space for those who are searching for somewhere to heal, share, hurt, feel, grow, learn, or overcome. I have been privileged to work in health care and now in the mental health field. Each of these experiences has taught me so much about healing and overcoming. I believe that as a therapist I am privileged to sit with clients during their dark moments and difficulties as well as their wins. I never want those who come to me for safety to worry that there will be judgement or shame. Taking care of yourself and your relationships should be a safe space.

Are you struggling with recent life transitions? Not sure how to break the cycle of yo-to dieting or how to manage frequent, anxious thoughts? At Autonomy Therapy, we provide high quality, evidence-based care to support our clients in learning how to strengthen their mind-body connection and become the most authentic, resilient versions of themselves. The therapy that our clinicians provide empowers our clients to develop increased trust with their own thoughts, emotions, and decisions, and supports them in identifying what an intentional, autonomous, and values-based life truly looks and feels like.

Shame & fear keep us silent, robbing us of our potential and joy. You find yourself exhausted with living life through the expectation of others for you. You beat yourself up when you make a mistake. You are stuck repeating the same old patterns, thoughts, and behaviors without producing any positive results and struggling to understand your own person. You are courageous & I am proud of you for taking the first step toward gaining self-awareness. I specialize in working with (18+) young adults, First Generation/ immigrant daughters & professional women struggling with past hurts, relationships, grief and life transitions.

If you or your family are struggling with issues like substance abuse, addiction, eating disorders, or relationship conflicts (infidelity, communication problems, etc.), therapy can be a great way to deal with those struggles. Most people struggle without support for longer than is helpful. People have the innate skills to cope and bounce back from their struggles. My goal as a therapist is to provide a non-judgmental space for you to identify and grow the tools to work on those struggles.