Therapists in Prosper, TX

Cassie believes in meeting the client where they are by utilizing a person-center approach where her clients feel heard and validated. Her hope is through self-awareness, clients gain positive self-growth, achieve stronger self-acceptance, confidence, and meaningful relationships. In her spare time, Cassie enjoys spending time with family and friends, cooking/baking, playing with her 3 dogs, building LEGOS with her husband and organizing everything.

Hello, I am a clinical neuropsychologist. My specialty is the brain-behavior relationship. I help you understand how to utilize your powerful brain to overcome emotional challenges. I incorporate a holistic approach to healing and recovery with consideration given to your developmental factors, personality, spirituality, medical comorbidities, impact of medications and support structure. This approach is especially helpful for those with trauma, addiction, disordered eating and relationship problems. I also complete comprehensive neuropsychological, personality, career, and psychological assessments.

Each person and their story are uniquely different. I incorporate authenticity, humor, and a pragmatic approach with each client. I feel that rapport is essential to the process of therapy, and the relationship between the therapist and client is where healing begins. It is in these connections that we feel less alone and develop a sense of self. Through personal and professional experiences, I offer unique perspectives and solutions to couples, individuals, and teen girls. I am also a Certified Grief Professional.

I am a Yale Medical School trained clinician who has devoted to my work for over 25 years. I use my experience in private practice, schools, hospitals, and psychiatric facilities to contribute to my ability to assist others. My goal is to partner with people to reach their goals. I am a supportive therapist who believes that we both are required to be active participants in the process. After receiving my Master's I was chosen for a fellowship program at Yale Medical School. This training has aided significantly in my ability to provide treatment to my clients & develop/work collaboratively with other professionals.

Planting Seeds is a group practice with locations in Frisco and Prosper. We have a staff that offers a variety of techniques and approaches for clients ranging in age from 4 years old through adulthood. We offer individual, couples, family and group therapy as well as relational and corporate coaching. At our Prosper location, we also offer yoga classes as we believe in a holistic approach to self-care and wellness. Life can be difficult and full of unexpected surprises that often knock us off of our feet. If you are searching for a clinician to partner with you as your journey towards health, please call us today.

Trista is passionate about sexual health and wellness. She is eclectic in her treatment style working from a person-centered approach to develop strategies for personal growth, healing and hope. Trista believes in the psychosocial care of her clients, as we address immediate presenting issues and gain a better understanding of any deeper-rooted sources of suffering we can foster healthy growth, restoration and change within self and relationships. There is hope. Through a collaborative, therapeutic relationship, improving your quality of life, from YOUR perspective, is her ultimate goal.

I am Licensed Psychologist with a specialization in eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, obesity). I have 20 years of experience working with individuals and couples (adults) presenting with a broad range of issues. I am compassionate, caring and solution focused in helping with: depression, anxiety, stress, career transitions/stress, trauma, chronic health conditions and adjustment to personal changes. I am highly sensitive to the multiple losses and changes COVID-19 has impacted on our world! My approach is to help facilitate Health, Happiness, & Harmony in your personal goals!

Learning to manage life can be a challenge. When complicated by life transitions, performance pressures, chronic health conditions, mental health diagnoses, or a host of other unforeseen obstacles, it is important to seek guidance. I have shared this journey with individuals & families for over 28 years. My clinical training, the use of research supported treatments, such as EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), & Sports Counseling have allowed me to successfully work with individuals of all ages (children, teens, adults, & geriatrics), athletes, & business professionals who are confronted with a variety of concerns.

I am passionate about assisting my clients restore a sense of balance and joy in their lives. My formal education, field experience, and personal journey of recovery have prepared me to work with adults, couples, and groups utilizing a holistic approach. I will meet you where you are on your own personal journey of healing through my extensive training and utilization of trauma healing modalities. I am trained in Post Induction Therapy, pioneered by The Meadows Treatment Center to address Family of Origin Issues. I offer 1:1 intensive retreats to help complex trauma clients get a jump start on their healing.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor in the state of Texas. I have a Masters Degree in Counseling from Southern Methodist University. I have experience in treating trauma, PTSD, OCD, depression, anxiety, Bi-polar disorder, addiction, life adjustment issues, personality disorders, gender/identity, family and relationship issues. Throughout my career I've had the opportunity to treat a diversified clientele that has shaped my ability to be understanding and accepting. I believe the therapeutic relationship is the most valuable aspect of the counseling experience.

I feel most comfortable treating adolescents, young adults and adults. I am competent in treating an array of concerns including: anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD and other trauma, life transitions, grief and loss, parenting concerns, ADHD, difficulty with adjustment, divorce care and coparenting, conflict resolution and other concerns. I am trained in EMDR. I feel that the therapeutic relationship is the most important aspect of therapy. Building rapport and trust is the foundation for success. My hope is that we can form an alliance in order to meet your therapy goals. I look forward to helping you achieve those goals

Are you a young person (or parent of one!) struggling with how hard it is to be a teenager these days? Are you hurting in your life and feel like it's time to prioritize yourself? Reach out and let's work on navigating & coping with life, adjusting to change, emotion management, social pressures, depression & anxiety mgmt and anything else that can help you feel like yourself again. I am trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) which is a treatment for all types of trauma. EMDR can help reprocess distressing memories or thoughts, and help with anxiety and distress.

I’m a licensed professional counselor, yoga teacher, and massage therapist who believes we all experience the world in a different way. No two people are the same, and neither are their problems. So, I favor a practical and flexible approach to helping my clients find solutions that fit best with their resources and constraints: as your coach, mentor, and advocate, I’ll help you generate motivation to create new behaviors, develop skills to sustain the behavior change, and gain wisdom to be the best you can be.

You were keeping it together, but then life happened, and it knocked you off balance. Do you feel alone, angry and hurt… and now your mood, your relationships and/or your work-life balance are starting to feel a tad bit strained? We really dig into the root of your limiting thoughts, self-sabotaging behaviors, and why you feel the way you do so you can finally thrive, even after trauma, loss, or childhood trauma. I help adults who want to stop feeling lonely, hurt, angry, overwhelmed, easily triggered and hopeless gain clarity, find peace with the past, build resilience for the present, and create change that lasts.

Lindsey has experience working in a domestic violence outreach center, a community health crisis center, and a behavioral day treatment program for children and adolescents. As a part of her experience, Lindsey has worked with children and adults struggling with a variety of concerns, including, but not limited to: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Abuse, Trauma, Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar disorder, Grief, Relationship Concerns, and Personal Identity.

Adolescence and young adulthood are times of significant change and growth - it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Maybe you're feeling anxious, empty, or numb, and think life has lost its meaning. Or, maybe you're having a hard time relating to others, and aren't sure just where you fit in. When you feel hopeless and unsure how to break free from unhelpful patterns, therapy can help. This can mean finding new ways of thinking about or coping with difficult experiences, or focusing on gaining insight into what motivates or challenges you. Therapy looks different for different people, and I can help you find what works best for you.

Are you in need of some "Me Time"? Perhaps you are experiencing work-related stress, school-related stress, or increased responsibilities and conflicts within your family or social settings. Maybe you're a professional caregiver or family caregiver and trying to find a healthy work/life balance to decrease frustrations and burnout. No matter which category you fall into it can sometimes become overwhelming to say the least. You exert so much time and energy giving and being kind to others, which is great! I'm for it! But, listen up, "DON'T JUST BE KIND TO OTHERS, BE KIND TO YOURSELF"! In other words, self-care is important too.