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How do you work with clients with anxiety?

Indira Chrisman-FewellI

Indira Chrisman-Fewell

LCSW
Online & In-PersonAccepting New Clients
Hi! My name is Indira Fewell. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Texas and Oklahoma. I have been practicing counseling services since 2015. I have been trained and certified as a Usui/Holy Fire III Reiki Ryoho Master practitioner since 2015. I personally assist individuals that feel stuck and desire to step into a different path. I support individuals that are ready to heal, grow, and change from past trauma and other issues. I facilitate individuals wanting to learn ways to cope through mental disorders, life changes, and problems. I support individuals that feel hopeless and worthless and desire to reclaim their joy. I assist individuals through their process of grief, loss or bereavement issues. I am open to understanding, appreciating, and working with diverse individuals without discrimination. I assist clients towards identifying their maladaptive thoughts, feelings, beliefs and behaviors and exploring alternative adaptive beliefs and ways of thinking and behaving. Additionally, I assist in exploration and identification of the possibility in genetic and biological contributions, past and current realities, cognitive abilities, and one’s unique experiences and memories that could explain reasons for behaviors. I assist in areas where articulating personal goals and providing information are needed. I use a person-in-environment perspective for identifying where a person could be influenced by others and their physical and social environment. I provide a safe and compassionate place where healing, growth, and change can happen. I provide a therapeutic environment where non-judgment, empathy, unconditional positive regard, and congruence exist. I provide a safe environment where mutual respect, acceptance, and trust can be learned, developed and practiced in and out of the therapeutic experience.
Araya BakerA

Araya Baker

Licensed Professional Counselor Associate
Online & In-PersonAccepting New Clients
My most important commitment is that you feel truly affirmed, empowered, and heard. I listen with deep curiosity and humility, always honoring your unique story and how your lived experiences have shaped your values, hopes, and emotional needs. Whether you’re grappling with anxiety, self-doubt, grief, people-pleasing, or power struggles in your relationships, I create a nonjudgmental space to explore complex feelings like guilt, insecurity, jealousy, regret, resentment, and more. I also offer a deep understanding of cultural pressures, marginalization, and power dynamics. For over 15 years, I've worked alongside diverse communities in public health and education––from LGBTQIA+ centers, sexual health programs, and reproductive justice organizations, to disability centers, trauma-informed crisis lines, and under-resourced schools. Across nearly two decades, I have supported numerous people of color and immigrants––many of them queer and/or trans––as they negotiated multiple perspectives on belonging, cultural authenticity, discrimination, failure/success, faith, family, sexuality, and social class. Witnessing the tenacity, self-awareness, compassion, and character of cycle-breakers was one of a few major motivators for entering the profession. I earned an M.Phil.Ed. in Professional Counseling from the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education and an Ed.M. in Human Development & Psychology at Harvard's Graduate School of Education.