Therapists in 77845

Each client is unique and brings specific needs and concerns to treatment. My goal is to help you identify areas in your life creating pain or distress and identify alternate strategies. The goal of treatment is to empower you to identify necessary changes and make choices to effectively alter your life. Treatment is not a recipe book with directives, but rather a collaborative effort to help you overcome any hurdles you are facing and move toward a happier and more fulfilling life. Change often comes in our most distressing moments, but can bring joy and happiness to our futures!

I enjoy serving individuals and couples braving the tough and rewarding work of therapy. My approach is to provide a safe environment in which my clients cultivate greater personal insight and emotional intelligence that ultimately promotes self-understanding, healing from past/present wounds and growth toward realizing a more whole self and/or relationship. I work with adults and couples with wide-ranging concerns including depression, anxiety, adjustment, identity, unwanted sexual behaviors, marriage & relationship concerns, and issues related to faith. I utilize Gottman Method Couples Therapy concepts in my work with couples.

Hello!My name is Carlos Castillo, and I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Texas. I’m going to tell you a little bit about myself so that you can decide for yourself if I’m someone you’d feel comfortable working with. For over a decade, I have helped people transition out of some of the most difficult stages of their lives. As you might have guessed, I specialize in life transitions and adjustment stress. I have worked with ex-convicts, drug users, veterans, retirees, immigrants, college grads, as well as terminally ill and chronically ill populations.

“Life can take you where you least expect it to, and it can throw you for a loop. One of the hardest things to do, is to reach out and ask for help, but it is also the most courageous thing to do. As a therapist, I work collaboratively with people to develop a life plan that will promote their life satisfaction. I believe each individual is unique and it is important to develop a safe therapeutic relationship to work together on your desired life goals" Shelly Coufal, MA, LPC, NCC

If you are reading this then you have made a huge step on your path to healing and help. I am here to walk with you along that path providing comforting, challenging and helpful tools as we learn more about what you are going through. Once we identify the darkness of the past, you can then take steps now into truth and love as you live out your life as you were meant to, full of hope and peace.

Relating to people in an authentic, psychological way is my favorite pastime, and lucky for me it’s also my job! I’m an eclectic therapist who is committed to delivering the best ‘You’ based therapy we can develop together, utilizing our strengths, as well as theories and techniques along the way that support the changes you desire. I work from an LGBTQ+ Affirmative lens which helps all clients to strengthen and affirm their true Self. I embrace a person-centered and solutions focused philosophy, and rely on concepts from cognitive behavioral therapy, depth psychology, sociology, self-compassion and resiliency work.

I have been in practice for 20 years. I work with many individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, grief, and life curveballs. I practice Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and I am also certified in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) for Treatment of anxiety disorders, OCD, social anxiety and phobias. I have specific experience working with those who suffer from chronic illness, chronic pain, and recovering from brain injury. In addition to my Master of Social Work, I hold a Master of Arts in Theology. For those who are interested, I practice spiritually-integrated psychotherapy.

I have had experience in different aspects of the mental health field for 4 years. I have worked in case management, skills training for adolescents, held parenting classes, crisis prevention and assessment for mental health needs. I use a person-centered approach to therapy with an emphasis in choice theory.

I have a passion for learning how the mind works and how it interacts with many other systems (family, work, body, spirit) to create the individual as a whole. This helps me identify the power emotions and thought have over one’s life. My approach follows the idea of achieving a stage where my client no longer qualifies for a diagnosis.

Do you feel like you’re struggling to keep your head above water? We’ve all been there, and we all face unique challenges. However, these hardships can foster strength and flexibility. I believe that individuals can see dramatic improvements in their life and mental health with guidance and support. I am a licensed psychologist with a PhD in Counseling Psychology from Texas A&M University. My approach is tailored to each client’s unique needs. I especially enjoy working with individuals who might be struggling with anxiety, depression, stress management, adjustment difficulties, relational issues, and family conflict.

My approach to counseling is rooted in cognitive behavioral therapy incorporating aspects of interpersonal, relational, insight oriented and solution focused therapies. I work in partnership with a client to achieve the desired goals from counseling. I incorporate mindfulness and positive psychology in my work. I tend to give clients something between sessions that will keep progress moving and help them have ownership of their change process. Additionally, I am trained in Lifespan Integration, Level III, which is a gentle method to help resolve symptoms related to trauma, recent or past.

I have been a Licensed Professional Counselor twenty six years. I have broad experiences working for the Mental Health Mental Retardation Authority, a psychiatric hospital and for two Samaritan Counseling Centers (non-profit organization). I have been in private practice seven years. I work with adults, couples and families. I work most extensively with co-dependent women. Helping them improve their self-esteem and make healthier decisions for themselves and their families is a very rewarding experience. I also work extensively with persons suffering from depression, anxiety and grief.

After teaching college for 17 years, I walked away from academia so I could devote myself to encouraging and empowering my Christian sisters to live their best lives by learning to trust and really lean into Jesus. I started my practice in 2008 working within my specialization of creatives and gifted girls. After experiencing the emotional trauma of betrayal, I went back to school to become intimacy anorexia and betrayal trauma certified as well. Today, I work with women who are wrestling with identity, calling, worth, betrayal trauma, and a number of life-transitions. If you are ready to pick up your sword and fight, reach out.

Jessica Walsh is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Licensed Professional Counselor. She has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Texas A&M University, a Bachelor of Science in Education from Kansas State University, and a Master of Science degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Kansas State University. She has lived and worked in the Bryan/College Station area for over 20 years. She enjoys helping individuals (ages five through adulthood), couples, and families reach their goals, helping them understand their situations and helping them create paths to healing. Working with teenagers is her specialty.

Are you feeling tired, anxious, depressed, overwhelmed, burnt out or feeling impacted by past trauma? Therapy can be a life changing experience that leads to significant healing, and wholeness. As a licensed psychologist, Dr. Glover uses a trauma informed lens to understand how societal factors, like oppression and injustice, impact mental health. She actively works to create safe therapeutic spaces where clients can be their authentic selves, claim radical hope, and have improved qualities of life. Dr. Glover specializes in working with BIPOC moms, professionals, graduate students, therapist and many others.

Our practice offers Telehealth Services to Texas and Virginia residents so you can receive therapy from the comfort of your own home. Did you know that Mental wellness is more than just mental, it is multidimensional and includes other dimensions such as physical, emotional, spiritual, social, environmental and occupational. Which means that if you are neglecting one or more of these areas in your life you may be at risk for developing mental illness. Maintaining your mental wellness can have numerous positive effects, to include less stress, anxiety and depression as well as provide you with a greater sense of well-being.

Do you ever feel like your life is shaken up or turned around? In the puzzle of life you are in control. You have the ability to change and fit the pieces where they need to be. You determine who you let add pieces to your puzzle. It's never too late to rebuild the puzzle and seek out someone to work with you to create your masterpiece. I look forward to helping you put your pieces back together!

I am dedicated to assisting individuals facing various mental health challenges, such as Major Depressive Disorder, Anxiety, Adult ADHD, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Bipolar Disorder. Grounded in a strengths-based and goal-focused perspective, my therapeutic approach focuses on using cognitive behavioral therapy to guide you in rewriting your thoughts to foster a more positive outlook and regain control over your life. I believe in the transformative power of setting goals and providing supportive and empowering accountability. I specialize in working with individuals aged 18 and above, offering one-on-one counseling services.

I am motivated to help individuals, family and teenagers to navigate through their problems. I am interested in working with clients by utilizing their environment and supports. I encourage clients to bring in family or loved one's in therapy because I believe that the people around us can help encourage growth. Please feel free to call or email me about making an appointment. info@bvmhw.com *** Please be aware that I do not participate in any ESA (Emotional support animal) or service dog processes (Letters, applications etc). Please refer to your doctor for more information. *** My work hours are M- Th 9-5pm and Fridays after 1p