The practice offers individual and group therapy sessions using evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Trauma-Focused CBT, Motivational Interviewing, Narrative Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and solution-focused brief therapy.
Yes, the practice specializes in integrated outpatient treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, addressing anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, and related challenges in a coordinated way.
Yes, telehealth sessions are offered statewide across Texas for convenient, confidential access to care regardless of location.
The office is located in Tyler, TX, serving primarily East Texas clients. In-person sessions are available by appointment only.
Therapy is delivered with explicit attention to cultural identity, racial trauma, and systemic stressors, especially affirming Black clients and other marginalized groups. The approach prioritizes safety, respect, and collaboration, grounded in trauma-informed principles.
The founder is a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC) and Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) with over 20 years of experience in human and social services, specializing in substance use disorder treatment and mental health counseling across multiple care settings.
Yes, sliding scale fees are available to improve affordability. Clients can inquire directly for details during their free consultation or initial contact.
Appointments can be scheduled directly through the website's integrated calendar system, which syncs with your calendar for convenience. You may also request a free consultation or send a confidential inquiry to start.
The first session typically includes an assessment of your needs, discussion of goals, and introduction to the therapeutic approach. It is a collaborative and non-judgmental space to share your story and begin developing a personalized plan.
Confidentiality is strictly maintained in accordance with professional ethical standards. Telehealth platforms used are secure, and all client information is protected to ensure privacy and trust.
Yes, crisis counseling, safety planning, and suicide prevention support are available to clients experiencing acute distress, helping to stabilize and provide proactive strategies.
The practice offers relapse prevention counseling, including trigger identification, coping strategy development, and collaborative relapse prevention planning to support long-term recovery.
Both brief, solution-focused therapy and longer-term counseling are available, depending on client needs and preferences. The approach respects your time, resources, and goals.
Yes, group therapy options include mental health, recovery, and skills development groups to complement individual counseling.
The physical office is wheelchair accessible and includes parking and Wi-Fi. Telehealth options further improve accessibility for clients with mobility or transportation challenges.
The practice offers tailored counseling to help clients manage emotions, build resilience, and adapt during transitions such as career changes, relationship shifts, grief, or parenting challenges.
Yes, free consultations are offered to help prospective clients ask questions, understand services, and determine fit before committing to therapy.
Yes, the founder's background includes correctional mental health work as a Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP), enabling informed, empathetic care for clients with justice-involved histories.
The practice offers flexible scheduling and telehealth sessions to accommodate clients with varied or demanding schedules, including outside typical 9-5 hours.
The practice combines over 20 years of diverse clinical experience, a person-centered and trauma-informed philosophy, explicit cultural responsiveness especially for Black clients, and integrated mental health and substance use care in a safe, affirming environment.