For people that are hesitant to try therapy, what do you wish you could tell them?

Omolola is a Licensed Professional Counselor In Katy, Texas Who Provides Psychotherapy Services for Adults (18+), and Couples. She Specializes in Wellness-Oriented and Trauma-Informed Care, via An Integrative Approach of Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions (CBT and Mindfulness-based CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Wellness Consulting.

Individual and family therapist, with several years experiences and masters level education and fully licensed.

Do you ever get tired of making lemonade, but life keeps giving you lemons? My name is Jennifer Ozomaro. I’m a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California, where I run my private practice, Seeds of Growth Counseling. Life can feel chaotic at times. You can feel overwhelmed and stuck. I provide support to navigate life’s transitions and get you unstuck.  I have experience working with various individuals helping them meet their needs in therapy. Some of my specialties include coping with depression and anxiety, understanding complex traumas, challenging negative thinking, relationship distress, and mindfulness. I like to work collaboratively with my clients to help them gain more control and understanding of their feelings and set achievable treatment goals for the future. So, let’s work together! Give me a call, or send me an email, and let’s get started.

Sometimes we all need a little extra support. Life can be challenging, and having a safe space is vital to our overall wellness. My name is Amber Karom, and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. As a mental health therapist, I will maintain a safe space for you. I understand how important a therapeutic relationship is, and I will work with you to identify your therapeutic goals. Together we will work on identifying areas of growth that you desire. You are unique and have individual needs and goals. Although you may need some extra support, you are an expert in your own life, and you deserve a therapist who will see you, hear you, and help you to celebrate just how important and strong you are. I pull from a Trauma-Informed, Person-Centered, and Strength-Based approach. In addition to helping clients work through anxiety, depression, grieving, and other daily hindering symptoms, I also specialize in assisting clients in exploring trauma-related issues.

Stephanie is passionate about journeying alongside adults and adolescents as they experience the difficulties of life transitions and discover who they truly are. People often find themselves in painful relational patterns and spaces of internal suffering that hinder them from living the fulfilled life they desire. Stephanie believes that deeply exploring oneself from a holistic and creative posture is what allows people to authentically live in the freedom of who God called each of them to be. She believes that while many of us experience pain as a result of relational wounds, it is only within the context of relationship that true healing can be felt. Stephanie utilizes a Psychodynamic, Attachment and Relational approach, but incorporates other treatment modalities to cater to the uniqueness of each client. She enjoys working with people who suffer with the following issues: depression, anxiety, stage of life concerns, attachment issues, early childhood/developmental trauma, sexuality, spirituality, and relationship distress. Stephanie received her Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Biola University. She went on to obtain her Master's Degree from Azusa Pacific University.

“Our daily lives can be challenging, but there are so many ways and opportunities for us to heal and grow. With an open mind and open heart, I seek to provide guidance to my clients, as they navigate through the process of self-discovery and resolution. By creating a space of empowerment, ambition, and confidence for my clients.” Danielle earned an undergraduate degree from Indiana University and an MSW from NYU. Her experiences at NYU inspired many areas of interest, including trauma/crisis therapy for adolescents and adults. Danielle has worked closely as a case manager for incarcerated juveniles/young adults, offering legal advocacy, future planning sessions, and social emotional support through correspondence. Danielle is currently working as a full-time high school social worker, and has training in harassment, bullying, discrimination prevention and intervention in schools. She also has her Professional Educators Licensure in the state of Illinois as well as her Professional Educators Certificate in the state of New York. Danielle believes that therapy must be individually crafted, and there is not a “one size fits all” approach. We each walk are own unique path, and sometimes we need support. Being different is an integral part of human life. In therapy, Danielle creates a warm and supportive environment, and incorporates psychotherapeutic training, and mindfulness into treatment plans. Her goal is to provide her clients the tools/techniques to help them progress and move forward in life.

Hi, I am Kirsten. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I have always been fascinated by the human experience. My therapeutic style looks at how the past influences our present day functioning. How did you function and what did you believe about yourself before the world told you any different? By becoming emotionally aware and cognizant of our current beliefs, we can begin to heal our past wounds and become whole. I aim to provide a safe, non-judgmental, individualized, transformative experience for each person.

My education in counseling and nutrition puts me in a unique position of providing comprehensive care for issues around eating, body image, and digestive health, while also being able to focus on nutrition-specific or psychology-specific concerns, such as anxiety, depression and other developmental matters. I believe that counseling is helpful at all stages of the lifespan, so I work with children, couples, families, and individual adults. My goal as a counselor is to support the emotional and personal growth of our community in a safe, accessible environment.  I embrace ACT, CBT, and MI, with person-centered, feminist and multicultural perspectives, focusing on lifting up voices of those who historically have not felt heard. I am an empathetic, patient listener and I believe strongly that my role as a counselor is to give my clients as much safe space as they need to process whatever their current situation is. I work in an integrated setting with other licensed mental health counselors, as well as other disciplines, such as nutritionists and NDs, as I believe that health is integrated and that we can best serve our community when all of these disciplines come together to be of service.

I have over 7 years of experience in the mental health field working in areas of crisis mental health, at-risk youth, and abuse/trauma and have 4 years of clinical experiences in counseling: children, adolescents, adults and in both individual and group settings. I am currently accepting new clients for both in-person and teletherapy sessions.

Tendra is grateful for you considering her to be your counselor! Tendra is nationally certified by the National Board for Certified Counselors (NCC) to provide mental health counseling to clients. Additionally, she is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Georgia with a total of 5 years of experience working as a behavioral health counselor in a psychiatric hospital setting and as a family & child therapist in an outpatient counseling center setting that treats couples, children, teens, families, and individuals. Furthermore, Tendra has provided individual counseling and group therapy in a veteran hospital setting over the course of her years in the counseling field. She has had the wonderful opportunity of working with clients with a wide range of issues/problems that have included the areas of depression, anxiety, grief, self-esteem & confidence, couples, mood & psychotic disorders, familial & romantic relationships, anger, control, stressors, and trauma (physical, sexual, mental/psychological, emotional, abandonment, neglect, military sexual, & combat). Tendra's approach combines client-centered, cognitive behavioral, dialectical behavior, solution-focused, mindfulness, feminist theory, psychodynamic, acceptance & commitment, non-trauma focused (client does not talk about the trauma in detail), and trauma focused (the client talks about their trauma in detail). Tendra is trained in Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), an evidenced-based therapy modality that treats persons that live with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and individuals that have not been diagnosed with PTSD but have experienced problems from trauma. Tendra thoroughly enjoys acknowledging clients’ positive characteristics through strengths-based counseling. Her counseling style is genuine, non-judgmental, warm, and respectful; displaying empathy to clients is a must, and she expresses to clients that I care. Tendra believes in respecting everyone’s opinions and ways of thinking, as everyone comes from different upbringings and have had various life experiences that she believes contributes to their current way of living. She ensures each client has an individualized treatment plan in order to effectively facilitate change. Tendra's goal as your counselor is to treat you with the upmost respect, provide support, express empowerment, and deliver evidenced-based therapies in order for you to meet your goals and help you live in accordance with your values. You are very courageous and brave to reach out for help, desiring to overcome challenges, and wanting to make progress for a better quality of life. Tendra looks forward to helping you navigate through your current undesired circumstances and problems to moving towards your greatness! Contact Tendra today at 706-309-0800.