Trauma and PTSD Therapists in Elgin, TX

I work with adults to address issues related to anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, chronic pain, illness and grief. I am also trained in Gottman relationship therapy. My patients learn the brain science behind the skills they are given to improve their health and quality of life. My approach is collaborative-- therapy is a journey into health and wholeness on which my patient and I travel together. I strive to provide a safe, relaxing environment in which one can move into self reflection and awareness and learn the skills to improve. i have been in private practice since 1993.

I believe in providing a safe environment and building a strong and great relationship with all clients. Through my experience as a professional counselor, I have gained a strong understanding of anxiety, depression, PTSD, dissociation, and trauma related to mental health. Previously, I was working in a university mental health clinic, as well as for a non- profit organization that helps individuals relating to trauma and PTSD. Most of my experience has focused on working with adults ranging in age from 18-65, but I welcome all age ranges into counseling.

Patrick Lee is a National Certified Counselor (NCC) and a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC State of Texas). He earned a master’s degree in counseling psychology from Western Michigan University and is currently a Doctoral Candidate in Counselor Education and Supervision at University of the Cumberlands.

I have a passion for helping people live their best life. Whether you are facing a big life transition or dealing with past trauma I am here to help. I am certified in EMDR and can aid you in moving through trauma. Are you looking at heading off to collage, getting married, having a baby, or simply trying to keep your head above water with the day-to-day tasks? I am here to help you navigate through your life changes and thrive.

Susanne Slay-Westbrook, Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist-Supervisor, author and founder of A World of Respect, has been helping couples, families, children and individuals of all ages overcome relational, behavioral and emotional conflicts since 1984. By applying Respect-Focused Therapy, an approach which emphasizes respect as the centerpiece of therapy, I help clients identify and overcome hurtful patterns, resolve conflicts. past or present, and develop effective coping strategies in everyday life. I've written a new book, "Respect-FocusedTherapy: Honoring Clients Through the Therapeutic Relationship and Process," Routledge Pub. Available Oct. 1, 2 016.

As we move through life, we are faced with challenges that at times make us question who we are and how we connect with ourselves and the world around you. Wether you are going through a transition in your life (big or small), are navigating a challenging situation, experiencing grief or finding it difficult to manage daily life, therapy is here to guide you in exploring your thoughts and feelings in a safe, non-judgemental space to help you in your journey to re-connecting with yourself.

Hello, my name is Maddy! If you are struggling, and seeking emotional support, in combination with tools and tips for managing and reducing undesirable feelings, thoughts, and/or behaviors, I would be honored to work with you. I love working with individuals aged 18-40, who may just need some support, or are struggling with depression, anxiety, family conflict, impulsivity, anger and trauma. Whatever brings you to my page, please know that there is hope and healing to be found - whether it be me, or someone else, who has the privilege of guiding and supporting you through your journey.

You are exhausted and want to stop falling into negative cycles in your relationships or marriage. You want to feel understood & respected. You want to feel the love, desire and passion in your marriage. I'd love to support you. I offer relationship and sex therapy with a specialized focus on couples, including high conflict couples. I work with these couples together and as individuals to discover their values, needs, and desires individually and in the relationship. I also work with adult individuals struggling to maintain healthy relationships rooted in childhood trauma or dysfunction within their family of origin.

You catch yourself repeating “it’ll get better, it’ll pass,” but it hasn’t. You’re hoping the tension in your chest, your sweaty palms, and your clenched jaw will finally stop but nothing has changed. You think, “I can just handle it on my own”. Googling “stress”, “overwhelmed”, and “anxiety”, brings more questions than answers. What would actually work to help me find relief? After a few tries, you realize deep breathing isn’t enough. You realize it’s more challenging than you thought. You don’t have to figure it out on your own. You don’t have to feel this way forever.