Adults Therapists in Dallas, TX

¡Bienvenidos! As a bicultural and bilingual counselor, I strive to understand your perspective and offer compassionate care. Whether you're facing life transitions, trauma, or everyday stressors, I'm here to help. Together, we'll focus on building resilience, improving family dynamics, and achieving emotional well-being. My goal is to create a safe, empathetic space where you can explore your experiences and feel empowered through strength-based approaches like EMDR and Family Therapy. Let’s work together to help you reach your therapeutic goals.

Dr. Talha Khan is a licensed Clinical Psychologist who provides individual and family therapy for adolescents and adults. His approach to therapy is both compassionate and collaborative and draws from psychodynamic, relational, and evidence based approaches to help navigate through trauma, relational difficulties, grief, anxiety, depression, substance use, and feelings of alienation and isolation. Dr Khan emphasizes an anticolonial approach informed by Liberation Psychology to try to better understand and treat patients who are suffering from the many forms of systemic oppression and social injustice.

Are you feeling unsure about how to handle new situations or resolve old problems? Feeling beaten down or overwhelmed by life? Do you feel as though your emotional imbalance is getting in the way of relationships, work, or your physical health? Working with an experienced professional can help you navigate the ups and downs on your life's path with more ease and acceptance, allowing you to make positive, lasting changes. My practice offers psychotherapy and wellness presentations for adults seeking greater clarity, balance, and contentment in their lives. Are you curious to see what changes could happen for you?

I specialize in treating adults and adolescents with anxiety, depression, life transitions, and PTSD. I also have experience working with Bipolar Disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, personality disorders, and disordered eating. My therapeutic approach revolves around person-centered care and incorporates mindfulness techniques to help you develop resiliency and make empowering life decisions. I deeply empathize with your experiences and attentively listen to your concerns, creating a safe space for open communication and building trust.

I believe every person deserves and benefits from support and that anyone can move towards healing with appropriate support. Whether you or your child are going through a difficult season of life or have experienced a significant trauma, I am available to help with EMDR therapy, play therapy, talk therapy, CBT, and more. When you reach out, that is the first step towards healing. I will individualize services to you or your child's needs in order to help you along the way. Our practice serves clients ages two through adulthood and also provides services to fellow therapists. I look forward to meeting you and seeing how I can help.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience in helping clients and their families solve problems, psychological problems. I am passionate about working with individuals who have problems with the way they use alcohol or drugs as well as those that have developed a drinking or drug problem (addiction). In addition, a significant amount of my work is with individuals that struggle with excess worry and anxiety, from college students to older adults.

Looking for change? Having hope that some things could be different? I think change is possible and know that it can be really difficult when you might not know where to begin. Maybe you have been feeling lost, stuck, or overwhelmed, avoiding emotions until they get too big to ignore. Maybe you just want to know yourself better. Your feelings are valid and the change you want matters. It’s possible to find a sense of direction and reconnect to yourself and others. Therapy can be a space to explore your questions, concerns and navigate how you want to move forward to live the life you want.

Hello, my name is Sharon Abraham, and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I strive to work alongside my clients to help them navigate a crisis and reach optimal solutions and growth in their mental health. I have primarily worked with adults in crisis situations involving their physical and mental health. I see clients who are experiencing depression, anxiety, stress, panic attacks, discord in interpersonal relationships, and loneliness.

There are many reasons someone may be seeking counseling whether it be for the first time, or deciding to restart therapy. You may not be feeling like your usual self lately; lacking motivation, having trouble making decisions, sleeping too much or having trouble falling asleep, or feeling “stuck” in life. Do you just feel "off?" Parents of teens, are you feeling like things are out of control? Maybe your teen is participating in risky behaviors isolating themselves, struggling academically, constantly fighting with you, & won’t open up about anything. You’re worried about the changes you see & feel it’s time to seek outside help.

Let's work on enhancing your relationship with yourself and with others. Life might be challenging, but we are here to navigate it together! My expertise lies in assisting adolescents and adults in managing ADHD and family dynamics. My ultimate aim is to ensure a safe and supportive environment for your healing journey, leading to a more enriching and joyful life.

Tired of searching? If you are looking for a coach or a therapist to address the sensitive issues of the American culture and identity, you may have found the right therapist. I'm real, personable, and honest. I will guide you and direct you. My focus is on diversity, multi-ethnic, and blended family issues. I’m a forensic and eclectic therapist that utilizes a variety of approaches to assist clients. I work with children, teens, and adults. I work in the community and telehealth services with my company CCA Behavioral Health PLLC on Clocktree.com. Visit us at www.ccabehavioralhealthpllc.info for more details.

Sometimes our experiences cause us to question ourselves. We often feel stuck, hopeless and alone. It is possible to move from hopeless to hopeful, from stuck to motivated, and from lonely to connected. The potential to make significant changes in our lives is inside each and every one of us. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction or relationship conflicts, choosing counseling is a demonstration of your personal power. My experience and interest is in working with adults, couples, children and adolescents in areas such as addiction, anxiety, depression, behavioral issues and relationship conflict.

Dr. Margaret Vadiee is a licensed psychologist at Behavioral Health Dallas and an Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor at Southern Methodist University. She provides individual and family therapy for children, adolescents, and adults. Dr. Vadiee is one of few providers in Dallas who specialize in Infant Mental Health. Throughout her career, she has achieved advanced training and practice in maternal-child attachment intervention, Child-Parent Psychotherapy and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy. Dr. Vadiee also holds a certificate in the specialty of Maternal Mental Health from Postpartum Support International.

Hi! I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Texas. I received my masters in Social Work from the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) and have been practicing for 6 years. I have experience working with individuals from ages 3-100, but am currently only working with adults and young adults. I have a vast experience in crisis work, dealing with anxiety, depression, PTSD, suicidal thoughts, and self-harm.

The purpose of therapy is to grow as a person and through the growth process affect changes in one’s life and relationships. As a therapist, I see my role as short term in nature, walking with people through sometimes very difficult chapters in their lives. Individual results in therapy vary, for in the final analysis the client decides their level of commitment to change and personal growth. However, the decision to begin the process of therapy is a courageous commitment to take the first step on the journey of self-discovery and growth.

Park Cities Counseling offers a variety of services for adults, parents, children, teens and families. I work with the individual to help them find and implement creative solutions to their unique struggles and needs. I specialize in coping skills with divorce and grief issues, prenatal and postpartum issues. I work with children with Anger Management as well as other child and adolescent issues. I have worked extensively in the hospital, school and clinical setting helping children, parents and teachers work successfully together.

I am dedicated to healing the scars that trauma inscribes on hearts, in minds, through behaviors. I understand the fragility of the heart, the dark and winding paths that are possible for the mind to follow, and the effects which play out in the body. Moments that are beyond our comprehension, beyond our control, that play out in a narrative that is not of our choosing. It is my passion to come alongside the individual – child, adolescent, teen, young adult, adult – to help bring light to the darkness, and to walk with the family to develop new ways of seeing one another and interacting together.

Within my work, I have adopted the therapeutic model of trauma recovery from Pia Mellody at The Meadows, as I witnessed firsthand how her Model of Developmental Immaturity has successfully and thoroughly addressed all forms of developmental trauma. I have been trained in Post Induction Therapy (PIT), a method to treat developmental immaturity through inner child and feeling reduction work. This method is used in workshops at The Meadows in Wickenburg, AZ, commonly known as the “Survivors Week.”. I have done specialized training with Dr. Ken Adams, focused on treating parent and adult child enmeshment issues.

Clients that I see regularly are seeking assistance for challenges that are taking a toll on their day-to-day lives. Ongoing challenges may lead to changes in interactions with others, changes in self-esteem, and even avoidance of hobbies or activities that were once loved. These challenges may be at school, work, or home. My goal for every client is to set achievable goals that are specific to them, celebrate every step, stand back up if they stumble and keep moving forward. I enjoy working with adolescents and adults.