Pregnancy, Prenatal, Postpartum Therapists in Grand Prairie, TX

Struggling with unhelpful thoughts, stress, anxiety, sadness, self doubt? I want to help you overcome that hurdle! I use a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) approach to help my patients learn to recognize how their thoughts shape their feelings and choices. And by working with you to change those unhelpful thoughts, we can shape your emotions so you make better decisions and have a brighter outlook on life. Let's work together to nip those pesky thoughts in the bud! My CBT training has focused mostly on approaches to treating anxiety, mood disorders, and life transitions like moving, job changes, and perinatal/postpartum issues.

Life's challenges can leave us feeling stuck or isolated as if we need to hide our pain and carry these burdens alone. But what happens if these burdens are too heavy to bear? That's where I come in. As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I am here to offer you a guiding hand through some of life's toughest moments. Whether you're navigating a miscarriage, adjusting to life postpartum, or grappling with depression or anxiety, you don't have to face it alone. Together, we can work to move through these changes and onto the next chapter of your life.

Kaneisha Perry is a highly skilled and compassionate mental health therapist. With a client-focused approach, she is dedicated to fostering a supportive and collaborative therapeutic environment. With focus on the use of (CBT), Kaneisha employs evidence-based practices to empower her clients in navigating life's challenges.

I am Kelly Martin, LPC and I strive to build a warm and compassionate environment for my clients to build upon their strengths and work through their struggles. My focus is on an eclectic approach to getting clients to their desired goals. Some of the modalities I work with are CBT, DBT, Mindfulness, and experiential techniques.

Feelings of depression, despair, and anxiety can be debilitating and frightening. Relationship and work-life challenges can leave an individual feeling overwhelmed, stressed, and discouraged from achieving personal goals. As an experienced psychotherapist I offer a warm and welcoming therapeutic atmosphere that fosters personal growth. I have a high level skill-set, wealth of personal experience, and a wide array of clinical interventions that can be used to help a person reach their fullest potential. I rely heavily on established principles, and ethics that honor confidentiality. I provide counseling to women of color.

I have an extensive history of working with abused and neglected children. I specialize in working with Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse who often have not processed their past trauma. This often comes up when they are expecting their own children, so helping women deal with past trauma while pregnant is important for the mother and baby. I also specialize in working with people who have grown up with narcissistic parents and/or who have been in narcissistic abusive relationships. I have extensive experience working with those in the LGBTQ+ Community.

Sometimes, despite your best efforts, the challenges of life can make you feel anxious, stressed, helpless, and overwhelmed. It is during these times that you need extra support and new coping skills. It takes great courage to reach out for help. Finding the right counselor is an important first step on your journey to overall wellness and personal growth. As your counselor, we will work together to help you process your life experiences in a way that leads to increased confidence and self-esteem, and a greater capacity to effectively navigate the complex challenges of your life.

Have you been feeling overwhelmed by life's relentless demands? You're not alone. We, as women of color, face the journey of balancing personal aspirations with family obligations, which can leave us feeling isolated, weary, and at odds with our self-worth. But this isn't only a challenge; it's an opportunity for transformation. It's not just about 'getting by'—it’s about thriving. You deserve to prioritize your mental health not as a luxury but as a fundamental right.

****ACCEPTING NEW LCSW SUPERVISEE *** I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Board Supervisor. I am currently accepting LMSW who are seeking supervision for licensure in the state of Texas. I offer Individuals and Groups supervision settings. ****We also offer Test Prep for LMSW and LCSW licensure*****

Hi! I'm Nicole Johnson, a Texas resident, but Louisiana native. I completed my Master's of Art in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Northwestern State University. I am compassionate about working with teens 15+ and young adults that have been generationally affected by the mental health stigma.

I graduated with a BA in Psychology and an MEd in Counseling from the University of Houston. I practice from a client-centered approach, but I like to integrate techniques from many different approaches. I feel like clients come to therapy to feel understood, listened to, and form a connection with another person. I also understand that people have strengths and can be empowered to make their own decisions for themselves.

Accepting NEW clients now! Evenings, weekends, in-person and virtual appts available. We have a playroom with various toys, group room for multiple people and a welcoming traditional therapy room. (CBT and DBT techniques offered daily) Pay with flexibility based upon your household income! In-person office and online Tele-help appointments available. Evening and weekend appointments available. We service ages 2 through 28 years of age and their family. Ask about our support groups for children and parents.

Suzanna Hodges is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with nearly 30 years of experience. In this time, Suzanna has worked with adults of all ages to address depression, anxiety and panic, grief, health concerns, borderline personality disorder, family and relationship issues, and substance abuse. She values collaboration with her clients to discover solutions tailored to fit their situations and needs.

Book with me now by clicking on my website! I believe that change happens when people are given the guidance to draw on their own strengths. I uses a collaborative approach to help assist my clients in clarifying their goals for treatment.

We change our behavior when the pain of staying the same becomes greater than the pain of changing. Consequences give us the pain that motivates us to change. -H. Cloud. Change is always hard but often necessary and attainable with the appropriate guidance and tools. I enjoy working with a wide range of issues in adolescents, adults, and couples, and I have extensive experiences with these populations. I work best with clients who are self-motivated and seek therapy on their own so they are ready to apply themselves outside of therapy.

Rosalinda Weisz believes that what makes us suffer is what we do not know about ourselves. Being aware of those hidden parts of ourselves allows us to make better choices, based on reality and without the distortions triggered by painful experiences and irrational beliefs. Mrs. Weisz believes that every person is a unique individual and she strives to understand and respect the particular world view offered by every patient in a gentle, honest and positive manner. The most important factor in every treatment is the development of a patient-therapist relationship that offers a safe context for change.

Click on my website to schedule an appointment! Faysha Smith-Hammock is a licensed professional counselor committed to treating teens, adults, and families. Her specialties include stress management, treating those with trauma, anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, emotional or behavioral issues, as well as issues between couples.

Don't settle for a generic drug and alcohol therapist. You deserve help that actually helps you feel happy again. (And, that's in-network with your insurance).

Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are seared with scars.`` - Khalil Gibran My ideal clients are willing to look at the somatic elements of who they are, become more mindful of their internal sensations and return to the present moment. They'll begin to understand that change can happen, that they can become unstuck, and find healing and growth. "The greatest thing then, in all education, is to make our nervous system our ally as opposed to our enemy." - William James