Dialectical Behavior (DBT) Therapists in Texas

Are you yearning for healing, improved communication, and authentic connections in your relationships? If you're seeking support for trauma-related issues such as PTSD and anxiety, I, as a trauma counselor, can provide you a safe space for exploration and practical coping solutions. Valuing an affirming therapist is a crucial trait you possess. I strive to provide person-centered therapy tailored to your specific needs, using trauma-informed methods like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and solution-focused therapies.

Allow me to assist you in the change process by both of us looking at your thinking &how it affects you. I feel passionate about working with those who have experienced trauma, loss, abuse/neglect, as well as those who are living with mental illness, including struggling teens & ones with onset of mental illness. I believe in empowering people to process loss, reach goals, develop self-esteem, and improve functioning in a supportive, safe environment.I have gained experience working in both an in-patient and an out-patient psychiatric hospital setting, the Children's Protective Services system, group private practice, and a prison.

Hi there! My name is Linda Wilbourn, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) based in the Texas Hill Country and working with clients in the state of Texas via telehealth. I work with adolescents and adults and specialize in anxiety, stress, trauma, and emotional dysregulation using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness to help clients learn strategies and gain tools to propel themselves toward healing and get to where they wish to be with their lives.

Thank you for taking the time to prioritize your mental health. Life can be filled with ongoing challenges that can be difficult to navigate. I am here to walk alongside you and provide additional support as you face these obstacles. I primarily work with adolescents and young adults. Common issues that I address in therapy are: anxiety, depression, relationship conflict, racial justice, spirituality, and self-esteem. I encourage clients to set their goals in therapy and work with them to make progress toward these goals. I strive to create an environment that fosters a positive therapeutic relationship with each client.

Therapy is hard. My hope is to create a safe place with you in the therapy room! I bring my authentic self to each session and build a therapeutic relationship together to help navigate your needs for healing. Passions of mine include working with adolescents and adults, LGBTQ+ population, complex trauma, dissociation, DID, eating disorders, and substance use/abuse.

Do you ask yourself why you cannot stop some behaviors you wish to change? Has someone suggested to you that you have a problem with addictive behavior? I offer private, confidential, one-on-one therapy to help you solve these problems. Therapy sessions are available at my office with complete privacy. E-mail is often the best initial way to contact me, telling me something about yourself and what aspect you desire assistance or coaching to achieve personal change. Feel free to call me, but please accept that I may not be available to answer when you first call, so do leave a message asking me to return your call.

I'm Amanda Frazier, LCSW. My goal is to help people navigate life in a meaningful way. We all experience a wide range of thoughts, feelings and emotions that can be really challenging. With some experiences more distressing than others it can certainly help to seek support. I help clients explore their inner complexities, calm the inner critic, manage intense emotions, adapt troubling behaviors and feel more grounded over time. I encourage folks to take small steps towards change and celebrate progress over perfection. Together we consider what's contributing to distress and overwhelm and establish a plan to manage daily life.

We all begin the therapeutic journey with our own set of strengths and needs. Sometimes our uniqueness promotes creativity, new perspectives, and collaboration. Other times our uniqueness can be terminal; leading to emptiness, feeling disconnected from self and others, and beliefs that mental health treatment may work for other people, but it won’t work for you. Therapy is not about “getting over” events and issues; it’s about understanding your triggers and learning how to manage your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors so that you can move forward and continue to build a fulfilling life.

Welcome! I'm Samantha. My heart for mental health comes from my desire to help people struggling with daily life in ways they don’t see other people struggling. Everyone has their own roadblocks and it can feel very defeating to see everyone around you holding things together so well when it feels like you are not. My passion is in working with adolescents and young adults who are looking for a sounding board on how to navigate the seemingly daily new challenges.

Things aren't right. You grapple with profound sadness, nightmares, and a feeling of dread when contemplating past events. Despite attempts at improvement, your situation remains stagnant. Your social life is struggling and relationships are strenuous. You have aspirations and goals for the future yet are uncertain about how to navigate past your history. Or maybe you’re a like 20% of new parents and struggling with your mental health during pregnancy or the early years. I can provide insights into the brain differences associated with trauma, depression, and anxiety, & offer explanations for the emotions you are experiencing.

Dr. Koenig specializes in working with individuals across the lifespan—including children, adolescents, and adults—struggling with anxiety, OCD, and other related disorders. She also has expertise in working with young children with behavioral problems. Dr. Koenig greatly enjoys working with parents of every age kid. Her past research in investigating parental accommodation and interventions for parents of anxious children informs her practice with parents. Dr. Koenig's experience working as a NYC public school teacher has also positively influenced the work she does with families.

Veronica is a trauma-informed therapist specializing in providing support to those navigating the challenges of domestic and sexual violence. With a deep understanding of the unique cultural and societal factors that impact these communities, Veronica offers compassionate and culturally sensitive therapy to her clients. Drawing from her expertise in trauma-informed care, Veronica creates a safe and supportive space for individuals to explore and process their experiences. She believes in the power of empowerment and healing through therapy, helping her clients reclaim their voices and rebuild their lives.

Does it ever feel like no one really understands you? Do you struggle to find the words to explain to others what’s going on inside? It’s okay, you’re here now and I can help. Together we will work to help you learn about the parts of you that have stayed hidden for so long, who continue to use the strategies they developed to keep you safe, but are now keeping you stuck. I answer every inquiry within 24 hours if you don't hear back from me your inquiry was likely sent to spam please email me directly paige.loria AT gmail.com or text me 774.240.1428

I view therapy as an extraordinary avenue to contribute to each person's journey toward authenticity. I work with adolescents and young adults navigating the complexities of childhood trauma, depression, or anxiety. You may also struggle with self-esteem, academic stress, or family conflict. You desire to understand and manage your emotions, improve your self-worth, and build healthier relationships. You want to reclaim your sense of self and find inner peace, driven by a deep yearning for authentic healing and personal empowerment. I strive to create a safe, non-judgmental space to heal and grow in vulnerability.

Hi! My name is Makira Nolen and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate located in Dallas, TX. I graduated from Amberton University with a MA in Professional Counseling with a specialty in youth, young adults, and families. I am passionate about working with adolescents and young adults (ages 13-35). I have experience in working with individuals, families, and groups with populations including children, youth, teenagers, and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, anger, and grief. We all need a little help sometimes navigating through life no matter who we are or what we're going through. Therapy is a journey, not a race.

Specializing in depression, anxiety, trauma and stress related disorders. I have a Master of Science in Counseling / Clinical Mental Health from Texas A&M University Commerce. I am a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and have a research background from UT Southwestern Medical Center in the Center for Depression Research and Clinical Care, and 32 years of first responder experience. This background enables me to help those who have experienced trauma, or may be in crisis. I am here to help you understand why you feel the way you do, and provide the best and most therapeutic mental healthcare possible.

I have been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 2019, and I have experience supporting young adults and adults with concerns such as addictions, substance use disorders, depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationship/ family issues, and anger management. My ideal client would like to resolve these issues by empowering themselves to learn how to counter negative thoughts, regulate emotions, tolerate moments of distress, communicate effectively, and mindfully stay within the present moment. My ideal client would like to learn these skills in order to manifest their ideal life and be the best version of themselves.

"Tell me, what is it you plan to do With Your one wild and precious life? " - from Mary Oliver's The Summer Day Tammy S. Fountain, M.A., LPC-S is a Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor who has provided services to people of all ages in the Galveston-Houston area for over decades. She has worked with children, adolescents and adults with emotional, physical and spiritual struggles inpatient and outpatient facilities, including Shriners' Burns Hospital, UTMB Children's Hospital, The Menninger Clinic's Professionals in Crisis Program, Teen and Family Services (addictions), Art Bridge Houston and in a private practice.

It takes courage to seek help and it is important to feel heard, understood and safe in the therapy relationship. I focus on building a strong relationship with the client that allows us to explore areas of concern and start the healing process. My belief in the capacity to change thinking patterns, emotional reactions and behaviors helps clients identify strengths, gain insight and help develop coping strategies. We work with therapeutic resources to help families, couples and individuals accomplish their goals.