Grief Therapists in Manor, TX

If you’re sinking beneath the pressures of childcare, elder care, your career, or other personal pressures, I can help. If you've experienced a major loss or face a life-altering disease, I understand the anxiety and sadness. Let’s talk about how these challenges and work together to resolve your feelings of inadequacy, hopelessness and overwhelm. I would like you to help you overcome depression and anxiety, heal old hurts and foster new hopes and dreams. Don't settle for an unlived life.

If you need someone to hold a light in the darkness through life's challenges and stressors I'm here to provide clinical support to your emotional needs. Together, we can set realistic goals and expectations for therapy to help guide you on your way to a better version of yourself. Sometimes you may not know exactly what you want out of therapy and that is ok. I'm here to help you discover what can be beneficial in your life by prioritizing your mental health and self-care.

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.

Why do people go to therapy? Most often, it is because we are in a crisis of some kind. Although we all find crises painful, they are also opportunities for growth. In fact growth does not occur without discomfort, maybe even pain. Without that challenge, we will not grow. But we must also have support. That’s where therapy comes in. Through support and challenge, something new emerges. We don’t just get through. We grow. We come out the other side greater than we were.

I'm passionate about supporting adults from all kinds of backgrounds. Whether you're dealing with anxiety, depression, PTSD, or going through tough times like divorce or loss, I'm here to help. My goal is to create a welcoming and supportive space where you can feel comfortable discussing whatever's on your mind.

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.

I bring my vast experience from being in the field for over 20 years. I am here for you. I know that seeing a therapist can be scary, but very rewarding. I believe that coming from a loving, caring place is part of the healing process. You matter. You are important. You deserve to be free from the emotional pain and struggle.

Andrew Brandt is an empathetic and warm licensed professional counselor who lives in the city of Austin, Texas. Andrew is licensed in the states of Texas, Pennsylvania and Louisiana. Andrew has extensive experience in working with adults struggling with a wide range of mental health illnesses. He uses a cognitive behavioral therapy approach to help people understand that mental illness does not mean they are “broken” and that they can live more fulfilled lives. He places immense value in the power of the individual and strives to help clients to recognize their strength and value.

This is your season for change! Whether you're caught in one of life's storms, feeling disconnected from yourself or others, facing a major life transition, trying to manage stress, anxiety, depression or grieving, I offer compassionate support and encouragement. Together we can begin unpacking all of your unique parts: undesirable emotions that try to steer your direction, thoughts that continue to live rent free in your mind, and where & how stress may reside in your body. As your story begins to unfold we can piece together what you need to comfort, nurture and mend the things that need attention.

If blah, anxious, depressed or isolated have become your new normal, let's talk. My style of therapy is relational, warm, respectful, and oriented toward supporting change when it's needed. There's not one way to do therapy because it's tailored to your needs and goals. Therapy can be a safe place to talk through difficult things, a place to grieve, a place to create plans to support behavior change, a place to develop communication and emotional IQ skills, a place to heal old wounds, a place to figure out how you want to navigate a difficult situation, and a place to figure out who you are and who you want to be.

I draw on a wide range of psychological theories and techniques to assist my clients in cutting through the confusion and beliefs that may be holding them back from achieving their personal and professional goals. I encourage pragmatic solutions to the complexities of modern life. My practice focuses on adults, both individuals and couples. Common topics include: depression and anxiety, relationships, stress management, mid-life, chronic pain/health concerns, confidence/self esteem, parenting, addiction and recovery, sexual identity, aging. I also give individual consultations on career choice, career advancement, improving work performance, managing employees, project completion.

Life is challenging, and sometimes it can be overwhelming. When you are dealing with depression, anxiety, or trauma, it is OK to reach out for help. All of us need that from time to time. I can provide you with a space to step back and look at where you have been and where you are headed. I can give you the support you need to make the changes that will put you back on the road to a better life.

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.

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 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.

Through all the unbelievably challenging hardships and losses life throws at us, I believe we each have a little bit of fight left in us to work toward healing, growth, and fulfillment. I listen empathically and respond with grace, compassion, and candor to help you: process painful life experiences, resolve internal and interpersonal conflicts, address past & present relational wounds, develop helpful coping mechanisms, and arrive at a deeper awareness of yourself and others. It is a sincere privilege to be a part of your journey to help instill hope, nurture the strengths that already reside in you, and overall facilitate healing.

Often times people start considering engaging in therapy when life may feel unbalanced. Sometimes this may be due to emotions that are not manageable or needing support to get through challenging situations. My goal is to help you live a more authentic life, that can be enjoyable and meaningful to you. I have a clinical background in supporting individuals and families who have experienced trauma, relationship challenges, or may be experiencing a current crisis that is impeding their daily life. My goal is to help reduce crisis and stress in your life, help you survive overwhelming emotions, and achieve a positive balanced life.

Hi there! My name is Nikki Walsh, LCSW and I am a psychotherapist in Austin, TX specializing in Young adults, older Teens. I understand that reaching out and starting this journey can be so difficult, so I want to congratulate you for making it this far. In session you will find that I pride myself on having a very non-judgmental, supportive and validating therapy style. I strive to empower you with the tools to improve your emotional well-being and help meet your goals. If you would like to know more about me please seek out my website.