Parenting Therapists in Del Valle, TX

Sometimes it can be hard to know where you want to go in life. You feel stuck in old patterns that hold you back from living the life you want. My passion is creating a space where you can feel safe and understood while you explore those areas of your life that aren't working.

Hello, my name is Jami! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, supervised by Jaclyn Sepp, LPC-S, RPT-S, NCC, RYT200. I specialize in working with teens and young adults, and am well suited to support college students, caregivers, HSP's, professional helpers and educators. l believe emphatically that a safe, nurturing relationship is the heart of the therapeutic process; in my practice, I utilize sand tray, expressive arts, mindfulness, play therapy and talk therapy to uncover layers and help young people live authentically as themselves, while also fostering coping skills for the obstacles life can throw their way.

Is your child intense? Is your child highly emotional, willful, and gifted? Do you need some new ideas to connect with your child? Within each of us lies greatness: within your child, within you as a person, and as a parent. I can help you and your child access that greatness and nurture it. I work well with intense children who are struggling with behavioral and attention issues. I provide a safe and caring environment, often taking the therapy session outdoors for experiential activities.

You feel alone and it seems everyone is managing life well. You may be asking yourself "what is wrong with me?". Your life feels unfulfilling and you often feel depressed, worried, or anxious. You may be struggling with painful memories or nightmares from past events, struggling to maintain healthy relationships with your spouse, your children, and your friends, even struggling to manage your work and professional responsibilities due to your high level of stress and anxiety. It feels like life should be easier and more rewarding.

Everyone has challenges throughout their life and may experience trauma, difficulty adjusting, grief, anxiety, depression, or the stress of everyday life. My hope is that therapy helps them to feel less alone and more equipped to access what they need throughout the process. I am honored to hear my clients stories and get to walk with them through their process of healing. Healing is a personal journey and together, we can determine what is most important for each client on that individual journey. My hope is to help my clients access healing and get in touch with their inner self.

Fiona Knight Ryon, LCSW, RPT is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Registered Play Therapist (RPT) with 27 years of experience. Fiona enjoys working with children, teens, adults and alongside parents as they strive to improve and understand their relationship with their child/children. She has extensive knowledge about the power of Play Therapy and how this treatment approach builds on and supports the normal communicative and learning process of children. Using the Nurtured Heart Approach parenting framework as a foundation, she strives to create an individual plan to meet your child's counseling goals.

Hi there! My name is Jacy. As a licensed clinical social worker and registered play therapist, I have found my passion in working with children and families. My therapeutic approach utilizes a strengths-based perspective and honors each child’s unique gifts and needs. My expertise is working with children (ages 3 and up) and providing parenting training and support. I serve children with an array of mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, grief/loss, chronic/terminal illness, as well as highly sensitive children.

There is no question that relationships can be hard, but they can be equally satisfying...if we get them right. Are you struggling to connect to your spouse? Are you feeling frustrated by your children's behaviors? Does your self-esteem get in the way of you living a full life? Do you sometimes feel like there is a battle going on within yourself? Guess what...you are not alone, and it would be my privilege to help you through these difficult times.

I'm Jaimi Maldonado, and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, with a master's degree in Marriage, Family, & Child Therapy. I see clients individually, couples, and families. I work with a population with a variety of types of issues, including communication problems, conflict resolution, emotional intimacy, trust issues, parenting challenges, life transitions, mental health concerns, substance abuse, infidelity, and financial stress. I am known by my clients to be an empathetic listener, with a non-judgmental attitude, as well as being dedicated to helping them achieve their goals and improve their overall well-being.

Anne specializes in working with adults who are struggling with anxiety, depression, parenting or life changes like loss or divorce, as well as teens who are having difficulties with depression, anxiety, school challenges, friendships, ADHD or leaving home. I also work with couples who face relationship challenges.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor (LPC-S), Registered Play Therapist Supervisor (RPT-S) certified early childhood–12th grade special education teacher and certified school counselor. I have my MS in counseling and my PhD in counselor education and supervision. I have provided counseling services for nearly 11 years. I'm the creator and founder of Aquatic Relational Experiential Therapy, a mental health and play therapy technique used in water. Additionally, I have 12 years experience with solution focused, CBT, experiential, person-centered and play therapies, dx & support for Autism adults & child clients.

My account communication is managed by our wonderful admin team at Phoenix Arise Counseling. My intention is to support you in your exploration of ways to create an enriching and worthwhile life. I help clients who are adjusting to difficult circumstances, looking to revamp their coping strategies, hoping to process stressful past events, and/or to improve their relationships with themself and others. All coping strategies that have helped my clients survive deserve respect. I find it important to reflect on the ways challenges show up in therapy in order to learn helpful, resourcing ways to cope with life.