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Corrina Espinosa Herrera, MS., LPC-SC

Corrina Espinosa Herrera, MS., LPC-S

Psychotherapist
Online & In-Person
I received my Masters degree in Counseling Psychology with a specialty in Marriage and Family Therapy from Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, Texas in 2009. After graduation, I started my mental health career in a private practice that assisted clients who were coping with chronic pain and worker’s compensation cases. I facilitated group and individual sessions to prepare them for medical procedures to help with their injury and/or pain. I was part of a multidisciplinary treatment team that consisted of medical providers and physical therapist. During my LPC-Internship, I worked with a non-profit agency that assisted under insured or un-insured women with a Cancer diagnosis. The women I supported were currently undergoing Cancer treatment or were in various stages of remission. I was truly blessed to have worked with such amazingly strong women who taught me so much about understanding what is most precious in life. Issues discussed were dealing around their current treatment and at times, helping their families understand the process of treatment decisions and end of life issues. I then started to work with the Local Mental Health Authority for Bexar County. I started my journey with this agency in the Crisis Transitional Unit for adult services. My experience with adults suffering from severe mental health issues such as Schizophrenia, Major Depressive Disorder and Bipolar Disorder, just to name a few of the diagnosis worked with. As the Licensed Mental Health Professional on unit, I was able to help manage crisis and assist consumers in transitioning into a healthier mental health lifestyle. This was important working the homeless and un-insured population of Bexar County. Then I moved to the Children’s Division, within the same agency, as the Clinical Administrator over the Children’s Crisis Unit and Children’s Mobile Outreach Team. In this position, I supervised and worked side by side with a crisis response team that completed crisis assessments for children and adolescents who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Family education on mental health and crisis treatment planning was part of the services provided. I am a Certified Youth Mental Health First Aid Trainer and a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor. I enjoy training on topics such as Crisis Intervention, Self-Harm and Suicide Prevention, Stress/Anger Management just to name a few topics I have trained at Parent Academies with local Charter Schools and school districts in San Antonio. I enjoy training parents and educators to identify and manage students who need to be seen and heard. In my practice I use person-centered, solution-focused brief (SFBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to assist with the development of new coping skills for anger management, depression, anxiety, relationships issues and everyday stress. I also have experience working with suicidal ideation, crisis intervention and stabilization. I also use an eclectic mix of therapeutic modalities, which can include the use of spirituality, to fit each person’s needs. I believe in a holistic approach to therapy. It should not be a “one size fits all” mindset. I’m reliable, honest and dedicated to the growth of mental health awareness and strength of my clients.
Sweetie DoychinovS

Sweetie Doychinov

CRNP,PMHNP-BC
Online & In-Person
As a board-certified PMHNP with nearly a decade of experience, I provide comprehensive mental health care to diverse populations. I specialize in diagnosing and treating Mood Disorders (depression, bipolar), Anxiety Disorder (GAD, Panic, PTSD), Substance Use Disorder, and ADD/ADHD disorders using evidence-based interventions and psychopharmacology. My experience spans outpatient, inpatient, and crisis stabilization settings. Currently, I serve as Medical Director at a mental health and substance abuse treatment center. I focus on medication management, therapy, and patient education to foster holistic care and improve outcomes. I empower patients through education and support, guiding them with dignity and respect. I provide psychotherapy, medication management, crisis intervention, and focus on preventative care to ensure long-term stability. Specializing in mood, anxiety, substance use disorders, and ADHD, I use a holistic approach with tailored treatments for all ages. Practice Front Description: I am passionate about helping individuals thrive. I specialize in the treatment of mood disorders, trauma, psychotic disorders, substance use, and chronic mental health conditions. Using a holistic approach, I provide comprehensive psychiatric assessments and offer personalized medication management and therapeutic interventions. Whether you're an adolescent or an adult, I am dedicated to guiding you toward improved mental wellness with compassionate, supportive care tailored to your unique needs. Treatment philosophy: During the initial visit, clients can expect a thorough psychiatric evaluation, collaborative goal-setting, and comprehensive education about their diagnosis and available treatment options. I collaborate closely with a team of skilled clinicians to ensure that each client receives personalized care that addresses their unique needs. Treatment approach Coaching Cognitive Behavioral Therapy(CBT) Culturally Sensitive Eclectic Emotionally Focused Humanistic Mindfulness-Based(MBCT) Trauma-Focused Person-Focused Acceptance and Commitment (ACT) Interpersonal Positive Psychology Prolonged Exposure Therapy Psychodynamic Solution Focused Brief (SFBT) Strength-Based Structural Family Therapy Trauma Focused Specialties: Mental Health Psychotherapy Child Psychiatry Adult Psychiatry Medication Management Here is the list of conditions treated, separated for clarity: - ADHD - PTSD - Anxiety - Bipolar disorders - Depression - Addiction - Mood disorders - Substance use disorder - Alcohol use - Anger management - Antisocial personality - Behavioral issues - Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) - Coping skills - Dissociative disorders - Drug abuse - Eating disorders - Emotional disturbance - Grief and loss - Open relationships/non-monogamy - Stress - Trauma and PTSD - Veterans"