Therapists in Manor, TX

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate , Supervised by Jennifer Popovich, LPC-S (69812). Is this your season for change? This might be just the place you're looking for! Whether you're feeling caught in an emotional storm, not feeling like yourself, stressed, anxious, or grieving I offer compassionate support and encouragement. Together we can get curious about all of your unique parts: the emotions you experience, the thoughts that continue to live rent free in your mind, and where stress resides in your body. As you begin to narrate your story we can explore how to comfort and nurture the things that need attention.

If you’re sinking beneath the pressures of childcare, elder care, your career, or other personal pressures, I can help. If you've experienced a major loss or face a life-altering disease, I understand the anxiety and sadness. Let’s talk about how these challenges and work together to resolve your feelings of inadequacy, hopelessness and overwhelm. I would like you to help you overcome depression and anxiety, heal old hurts and foster new hopes and dreams. Don't settle for an unlived life.

Andrew Brandt is an empathetic and warm licensed professional counselor. Andrew has extensive experience in working with adults struggling with a wide range of mental health illnesses. He uses a cognitive behavioral therapy approach to help people understand that mental illness does not mean they are “broken” and that they can live more fulfilled lives. He places immense value in the power of the individual and strives to help clients to recognize their strength and value.

We all encounter different challenges and stressors throughout the course of our lives. Sometimes those challenges and stressors can be overwhelming and exhausting to tackle solo. I believe that sometimes we aren’t sure what we even need but are certain that something needs to or could be different in our life. I naturally work from a strengths-based and client-centered perspective and feel that collaboration and rapport are key components in the therapeutic process. My goal is to help you heal and flourish in your life.

I believes everyone can benefit from therapy - from seeking support for a life transition; to exploring and healing trauma; to identifying and optimizing your patterns for greater satisfaction in your day to day life and relationships. Our daily lives can be hectic and challenging. They can lead to feelings of overwhelm and exhaustion. I have a deep understanding of how stress and trauma can affect even the most resilient people and I am committed to providing a safe non-judgmental and care space for individuals to process their experiences, heal, and grow. We all thrive when we are seen and heard for who we truly are.

Susanne Slay-Westbrook, Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist-Supervisor, author and founder of A World of Respect, has been helping couples, families, children and individuals of all ages overcome relational, behavioral and emotional conflicts since 1984. By applying Respect-Focused Therapy, an approach which emphasizes respect as the centerpiece of therapy, I help clients identify and overcome hurtful patterns, resolve conflicts. past or present, and develop effective coping strategies in everyday life. I've written a new book, "Respect-FocusedTherapy: Honoring Clients Through the Therapeutic Relationship and Process," Routledge Pub. Available Oct. 1, 2 016.

Most people come to see me because they are struggling with emotional or personal problems that interfere with their fulfillment in love and/or work. I am interested in helping them grow their resourcefulness, become aware of patterns that are counter-productive and hard to shift, and develop more satisfying relationships. I like to work with adults of all ages, adolescents, and couples. The young adults and adolescents I see often have trouble navigating developmental phases with loved ones, or challenges with achievement. I continue to learn about new developments in my field, and regularly consult with other experts.

I work collaboratively with my clients to help them identify, appreciate and cultivate their strengths so they can utilize them in resolving their difficulties. I use a brief therapy approach to treatment, but the length of treatment depends on the nature of the problem and the needs of the client. I work primarily with adults and older teenagers. The therapeutic relationship is an important part of treatment and it is essential that we feel comfortable working together. A brief consultation would help us to determine if the treatment approach and therapeutic relationship might be a good fit for you.

I bring my vast experience from being in the field for over 20 years. I am here for you. I know that seeing a therapist can be scary, but very rewarding. I believe that coming from a loving, caring place is part of the healing process. You matter. You are important. You deserve to be free from the emotional pain and struggle.

I draw on a wide range of psychological theories and techniques to assist my clients in cutting through the confusion and beliefs that may be holding them back from achieving their personal and professional goals. I encourage pragmatic solutions to the complexities of modern life. My practice focuses on adults, both individuals and couples. Common topics include: depression and anxiety, relationships, stress management, mid-life, chronic pain/health concerns, confidence/self esteem, parenting, addiction and recovery, sexual identity, aging. I also give individual consultations on career choice, career advancement, improving work performance, managing employees, project completion.

Why do people go to therapy? Most often, it is because we are in a crisis of some kind. Although we all find crises painful, they are also opportunities for growth. In fact growth does not occur without discomfort, maybe even pain. Without that challenge, we will not grow. But we must also have support. That’s where therapy comes in. Through support and challenge, something new emerges. We don’t just get through. We grow. We come out the other side greater than we were.

UPDATE: I am now seeing clients through FaceTime due the pandemic, which is working well with my current clients. I am also seeing clients in person if they prefer. The ideal client would be a motivated client in new recovery; however, if this is your first time to reach out or relapse has been a problem, I congratulate you for asking for help. I have been where you are and know how difficult this is but taking that first step is the hardest part and you’ve done it! If you think I might be able to help you, I love to talk, text or email with you.

Life is challenging, and sometimes it can be overwhelming. When you are dealing with depression, anxiety, or trauma, it is OK to reach out for help. All of us need that from time to time. I can provide you with a space to step back and look at where you have been and where you are headed. I can give you the support you need to make the changes that will put you back on the road to a better life.

I enjoy working with adults from all walks of life. My practice supports individuals navigating life's challenges and transitions, anxiety, depression, PTSD, divorce and separation, grief and loss. I am committed to providing a safe and nurturing environment.

Patrick Lee is a National Certified Counselor (NCC) and a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC State of Texas). He earned a master’s degree in counseling psychology from Western Michigan University and is currently a Doctoral Candidate in Counselor Education and Supervision at University of the Cumberlands.

Hi there! My name is Nikki Walsh, LCSW and I am a psychotherapist in Austin, TX specializing in Young adults, older Teens. I understand that reaching out and starting this journey can be so difficult, so I want to congratulate you for making it this far. In session you will find that I pride myself on having a very non-judgmental, supportive and validating therapy style. I strive to empower you with the tools to improve your emotional well-being and help meet your goals.