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Counseling

So you are interested in learning more or discovering if therapy could be the right next step for you?

Welcome! We are glad you made it here.

It is our goal to provide compassionate and effective therapy services in a variety of formats to meet our community needs. Whether this is your first time to search for a therapist or if you are looking to continue your therapy journey, we would love to connect with you and partner with you in your journey to mental health and wellness. We have provided some information below, to help get you started and addressed many of out frequently asked questions, but you do not see the information that you are looking for or would like to get to know us further, please contact us. A member of our team would love to connect with you and learn more about your needs.

+ Specialties

Trauma Counseling and PTSD treatment

Domestic and relational violence
Sexual assault
Childhood sexual abuse (Both adult and child survivors)
Military traumas
First responder
Complex trauma history
Secondary trauma for service providers

EMDR Therapy
DBT Therapy
Anxiety Disorders
Depression disorders
Bipolar management
Dissociative disorders
Addiction Counseling
Couples and Family services

+ Online Therapy Services

Are you nterested in receiving online therapy services from the comfort of you own home? All services listed above are available both in our Arlington, Texas office and remotely through a secure video server.
As a Texas Licensed clinicians, we can provide online therapy services remotely to anyone residing in the state of Texas. (Click here to learm more about our online therapy services)

+ Payment and Insurance

Private Pay costs range from $60* to $125 for a standard 53 min session
In network insurances accepted include:
-Blue Cross Blue Shield
-United Health Care
-Oscar
-Cigna
-Medicare
-Aetna
-Baylor Scott and White

*Sliding scale and discounted private pay rates are available through supervised therapists for eligible applicants

+ EMDR Counseling

EMDR is an evidence-based therapy aimed at processing trauma and relieving trauma symptoms in a structured and effective way.
Most EMDR interventions are conducted in the context of the standard hour long therapy sessions; however, multi-hour intensive EMDR sessions are available on request after initial assessment. (Click here to learn more about our EMDR counseling services)

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