Therapists for Teens in Shenandoah, TX

My passion is helping people experience healing, discover clarity & embrace change with a renewed sense of confidence. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, relational conflict, adjusting to parenthood, feel out of control emotionally, or need support to process unresolved trauma, you weren’t designed to do it alone. I believe that everyone has the ability to achieve mental and emotional well-being. We will work collaboratively to support your growth process and outline your treatment goals. You deserve to experience relief and feel hopeful about the future.

Dr. Bridgett Tate is a Licensed Psychologist (no. 40067), with training and experience in assessing and treating children and adolescents from diverse backgrounds. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the State University of New York at Potsdam, a Master of Science in Applied Cognition and Neuroscience from the University of Texas at Dallas, and a doctorate in Adolescent Clinical Psychology from Prairie View A&M University. Her doctoral research focused on biracial identity formation and behavioral challenges related to parental attachment.

As your counselor, I aim to be your calming, supportive, optimistic-but-realistic collaborator, helping you feel at ease with the entire process, and meeting you where you are in defining and achieving goals to help yourself or your loved ones. I offer individual therapy to adults of all ages and affiliations–my door is wide open, and you’ll find a safe, judgment-free zone no matter who you are, no matter what life obstacles or mental health challenges you’re facing. I also specialize in child/adolescent/parent therapy, drawing on experience in high school and elementary school counseling and behavioral support.

Welcome to my page! If you've noticed a shift in your own or your child’s mental health or if your teenager is distancing themselves, you're in the right place. If you are struggling with anxious feelings, confidence, and managing life transitions, it's okay. Being human comes with challenges for all of us, no matter what. It can be difficult to figure out how to navigate the transitions of school or work, relationships, and family dynamics. The first step of reaching out is the hardest. My goal is to welcome you into therapy with genuine care and work collaboratively with you and/or your child to heal and grow.

Do you feel like your life has been difficult to manage lately? Are you having relationship or family issues and feel like you need someone to help you and your loved ones understand one another? Are you concerned about recent changes you've seen in your child or teenager? I understand what you are feeling: the sense of overwhelming anxiety, the roller coaster of emotions, the burden of trying to take these challenges on alone, the fear or uncertainty of asking for help… No matter what challenges you may currently be facing, please know that you are not alone.

Summer is here. Your teen seems to be doing ok, but you are worried school will be here sooner than later and are concerned about what the future holds. Your teenager is anxious, depressed, or a combination of both. They don't seem to be able to maintain focus, they lack motivation, and are under-perform in school. They might have suicidal thoughts, be self-harming, or have turned to the internet, alcohol or drugs to cope. But, they won't talk to you about what is happening. I can help. I speak TikTok, have tattoos, wear Vans, and listen to alternative music. I connect very well with adolescents and they open up to me.

I am a warm, sensitive, and empathic person who has dedicated her life to helping others. I have 30 years of experience working as a psychotherapist, psychologist, psychoanalyst, teacher, vocational counselor and life coach. I am also a mother and a wife with great deal of practical life experience. I have lived in the US and Mexico, which has given me a deep understanding of both cultures. My personal experiences of loss have also given me expertise and a particular degree of empathy for helping people who are suffering from grief and loss.

I work with adults and teens and provide individual counseling. I offer both online and in person session. No matter where you are in this healing process; first time seeing a therapist or seasoned client who has already done a lot of the inner work, my door is open for you. I specifically tailor each session to what your specific needs are as my client, I do not operate from a cookie cutter model. Our work will have a balance and a flow to it meaning not every session will be the same, some sessions will have break throughs and other times we may keep it light and have a few laughs.

Do you feel that the relationship you and your partner dreamed of may be slipping away? Searching for reconnection? You may be fed up with arguments interfering with family time, feeling misunderstood or alone. It may be getting more difficult to remember a time when things didn’t feel this way. But one thing is for sure: you’re ready for change. To learn to create improved patterns in your communication. Most of all, you’re ready to establish peace and love in your relationship again.

Are you experiencing challenges in life and struggling to make sense of it all? Are you wanting a neutral space to express your thoughts and emotions freely? Therapy is often sought out because of something causing us pain or discomfort. Sometimes our experiences can leave us feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or stuck. Whether you are seeking immediate tools to manage your experiences or seeking personal growth, I am here to help! Click the “Email Me” button for direct contact and to schedule an appointment.

I provide support for adolescents, adults and adult partnerships experiencing disturbance due to excessive or uncontrolled worry, anger, irritability, sadness etc. I offer guidance and support to the client on their journey to improve their mental health wellness by developing their ability to process experiences and thoughts.

Hello Everyone! My name is Alicia Snider LPC-A. I have a passion for working with adults and the elderly regarding trauma, anxiety, grief, adjustment disorders and depression. I think therapy is the best way to work through past, present or current problems. Therapy allows people to develop a second chance for themselves.

If you’ve ever thought, “I’m just not sure what to do anymore. I’m overwhelmed, and I think I could use some help, " I believe this is one of the most powerful realizations we can have. And to act on that realization takes courage and strength. From my own experiences of grief, losses, and various changes throughout my life, I am familiar with how challenging it can be to reach out to others when in need. That is why, as a counselor, I am honored to walk with each client. I received my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2023. I'm an LPC - Associate supervised by Cortnee Wright, M.A., LPC-S.

My strongest belief as a therapist is that there must be a connection between therapist and client, one of trust and respect. Not all therapists are a right fit for you, you have to find the therapist you connect with. I have worked with individuals and their families to gain skills for coping with and managing issues surrounding depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and behavioral struggles along with relational and personal issues. I have worked with adolescents in hospital outpatient settings as well as private practice. I have experience working with children, adult individuals, couples, and families.

“Some days it is all I can do to just breathe, much less get out of bed. No one seems to understand what I am going through, and I have lost sight of myself.” If you have said these things or have these thoughts, you are not alone. Life is full of ups, downs, twists, and turns. It tends to create challenges that may seem impossible to overcome and leave you struggling. Life struggles can have an impact on the way you perceive yourself and/or the world. You don’t have to work through these challenges alone.

Life sometimes can be overwhelming but change is possible. Making the decision to seek therapy can be difficult for many reasons. However, therapy is a courageous way to seek help and find balance in your life. My name is Efrain Uribe, PhD., LPCS. and my goal is to help individuals live fulfilling lives and be content with themselves. I seek to help people overcome life’s challenges, psychological or emotional difficulties, and ultimately heal.

Hi! My name is Amanda (Mandy) Schramm. I've been working in the mental health field since 2015, but practicing counseling since 2020. My experience mainly has been working with adolescents in residential settings struggling with mental health and behavioral issues. My work with adolescents in long term programs has afforded me the opportunity to see how different environments and family systems shape youth growth and needs. I have also worked with adults struggling with mental health, ineffective coping skills, poor social supports, and substance use.

Life. Is. HARD. I personally feel like that isn’t talked about enough. I think we try to convince ourselves that we should not be struggling, or we feel guilty for struggling. Give yourself permission to vent and get some guidance. You need someone who will listen and not minimize your situation or your feelings. Asking for help does not mean that you are not capable of handling things on your own but sometimes it’s just easier to have someone listen and offer support. If you are struggling with figuring out this thing called life or you just had a change develop, I want to help you navigate those!

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas with private practice and high school counseling experience. I am a first-generation immigrant that values the importance of the cultural values to guide my clients to a path of self healing. I enjoy working with late adolescents and adults who struggle with life challenges like trauma, anxiety, depression, and grief. I assist and guide individuals to gain the skills using the tools that best fits their lifestyle to thrive in society.