Therapists for Teens in 75034

In the hopes of reaching the moon men fail to see the flowers that blossom at their feet." - Albert Schweitzer - My approach to counseling is to collaborate with the client to develop a respectful and trusting therapeutic relationship that facilitates growth and change. I strive to provide a safe place for children, teens, adults and families to challenge life's obstacles and fulfill your therapeutic goals. I offer play therapy/activity therapy, individual, and family therapy.

Chances are that if you are reading this, either you or someone you care about, are longing for some help and perhaps hope. Whatever has led to where you currently are does not have to be your future, and my approach is to come alongside, in order to move forward in a way that will promote change. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, and my area of focus is working with children, adolescents, and adults.

Matt (he/him) is a Licensed Psychological Associate, under the direct licensure and supervision of Diana Storey, PsyD, holding a MS in Psychology from Texas A&M Commerce, and offering extensive experience working with adolescents (14 and up), adults and couples. Matt can help with anxiety disorders, depressive disorders, bipolar disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), trauma and PTSD (including religious trauma), sleep disorders, eating disorders, marital/relationship problems, and a multitude of other presenting concerns related to emotional expression, interpersonal communication, and habit formation.

I am honored to have the opportunity to work with you and assist you in reaching your desired goals and optimal level of health. My approach to service provision is based in the foundational precept that every individual is a special, unique being that deserves unconditional positive regard, respect, and full autonomy. If you choose to receive services from me I can assure you that you will be afforded the highest level of commitment to your concerns; precise and thoughtful interventions; and efficiency in reaching your targets.

Welcome to the practice of Steven R. Scott. Steven works with a large variety of people by providing individual psychotherapy, family and marital counseling, premarital counseling, grief resolution, teen counseling, and group therapy. Steven's goal is to make your therapeutic experience as fulfilling as possible. His solutions focused approach helps people reach their goals as efficiently as possible. Steven has over twenty years of experience, which allows him to be able to customize a treatment plan that will suit your needs. Steven now offers office hours as well as phone and video sessions. Call today for a consultation.

I am licensed in Texas with 5 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with stress and anxiety, coping with addictions, LGBTQ+ related issues, & trauma and abuse. I believe that you are the expert of your own story and that you have many strengths that will assist you in overcoming situations that life can challenge you with. Taking the first step to sign up for therapy can take courage and I'm here to say I, for one, am proud of you for hopefully taking that first step in getting started!

Dana Waknin LPC-A, bilingual in both English and Hebrew, earned her undergraduate degree in Behavioral Science from the Tel Aviv-Yaffo academic college in Israel, followed by her graduate degree in Clinical Psychology from Capella University, focusing on Clinical Counseling. Dana has trained in a crisis inpatient facility and has experience working with depression, anxiety and other life changes and transitions. In addition, Dana has had experience working with young children and their families and is working towards expanding her expertise in family and play therapy.

Life is hard enough without our own brains getting in the way. External circumstances-whether social, familial, school or work related-can challenge us beyond the point where we feel like we can cope, leading to anxiety, depression, and self-doubt. In such cases, we can sometimes become our own worst enemies, imposing counter-productive and negative judgments on ourselves. As a cognitive behavioral therapist, my role is to provide a safe, judgment-free environment in which we can address the issues together, discover solutions, and cultivate clarity and personal growth.

I love working with individuals who are ready to face the challenges of life in positive, proactive ways. I work to meet my clients where they are and then companion them on their personal journey toward health and wellness in all ares of their lives. I work best with individuals who are struggling with loss/grief; major life transitions such as health or career changes; and the aftermath of traumatic life events. I partner with my clients to create practical solutions to life challenges that hinder their personal progress.

You feel as though you are “going crazy”, you have no sense of control, you keep thinking “you’re not good enough” or “this is your fault”, you are emotionally and physically overwhelmed and tired, and feel as though you have lost your independence and freedom. You don’t know where to turn for help because you feel ashamed for feeling this way. You are dealing with an enormous roller coaster of emotions and feelings of inadequacy and judgment are around every corner everywhere you turn.

Need to talk? Feel stressed, confused, or overwhelmed? Need to work through issues that maybe keeping you from being your best? Its important to get help we need & I'm so proud of you for being here- that's often the hardest part is asking for help. Therapy to me- is like Kintsugi, the art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with gold, - making it even more beautiful. This treats breakage/flaws as the most amazing part. It takes on a positive approach to healing. "Trauma" actually means wound- once healed- it can be stronger than ever before.

Hi, I'm Stephanie McGill and I have been helping families restore structure, peace of mind and recover from mental health and substance abuse challenges for more than 10 years. I enjoy working with families, teens and couples. I like to learn what challenges you have in your life and what outcomes you would like to see so I can help you develop a treatment plan that will lay out the steps to get you there. Our office is located in Frisco, is handicap accessible and accredited by Carf, which just means that we hold ourselves to a much higher standard than even the State licensing boards.

Hi, I'm Angie. Sometimes life is hard, and it seems like no one gets it. Maybe you feel like you are giving your all in one area and have nothing left at the end of the day. Maybe you feel disconnected or overwhelmed at work or school, at home, or just in general.

Therapy is an intensely personal process which can be both exquisitely liberating and excruciatingly difficult. To honor this, I focus on developing a strong relationship with you characterized by compassion and a suspension of judgments. No topic is off-limits in my office; nothing is "unspeakable" or "unthinkable." What I ask of my clients is to be honest and searching. I will never coerce you into divulging something before you are ready, but I may encourage you to examine the deeper meanings behind interactions that have been troubling you. Together we will uncover truths and sort through whatever may rise up.

It may be no surprise that everyone struggles with something. But that doesn't necessarily make it any easier to feel or cope with your pain. Perhaps you've reached out to trusted friends or family members for support, but are still looking for additional resources. Or maybe what you're struggling with feels too burdensome or difficult to share with those closest to you. It could be, as is often the case, that your primary concern has to do with the very person you would normally confide in! Whatever the situation, I hope to be the extra measure of support you are looking for.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor. My passion in the counseling field is working with Empaths & Highly Sensitive Persons, Master’s level counseling students & counselors, and high-functioning neurodivergent individuals. Additionally, I help clients struggling with anxiety, life changes, burnout, peer relations, grief, and more. I am trained in Existential/Humanistic therapies, Humanistic Sandtray Therapy, and Child-Centered Play Therapy. I utilize elements of Jungian therapy, Mindfulness practices, ACT, DBT, and TFCBT in session.

I believe counseling is a supportive environment within which all persons can seek both understanding and acceptance. Within my counseling work, I emphasize the importance of a trusting, therapeutic relationship with each and every client in order to allow for healthy growth and change. My passion lies with working with children, adolescents, and families in a safe, non-judgmental environment. My experience includes working with children, adolescents, teens, parents, and adults dealing with various mental health issues.

Kayla is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Texas holding a Master of Art’s degree in Professional Counseling from Amberton University. Amongst Kayla’s area of expertise are the treatment of Adjustment Disorder, Anger Management, Anxiety, Attachment Disorder, ADHD/ ADD, Child Abuse/ Neglect, Communication Skills, Conduct/ Disruptive Disorder, Depression, Gender Identity/ Sexuality – LGBTQIA+, Impulse Disorder, Relationship Skills, Self-Harm, Self-Confidence, Stress Management, Trauma and more. Kayla enjoys working with children from (3-12) years old and adolescents (13-18) year old.

Stacy understands that we all struggle at times, and is passionate about working with those from all walks of life. She facilitates a nonjudgmental, welcoming environment and offers experience working with a broad spectrum of children, teens, adult individuals and couples. Stacy specializes in working with issues such as depression, anxiety, domestic violence, trauma, relationship concerns, ADHD, life transitions, stress, women’s issues, body image, family conflict, parenting, life transitions, separation/ divorce, perfectionism, behavioral concerns, self-esteem, grief/loss and more.