Anxiety Therapists in Texas

I provide expert psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and psychosocial counseling for children, adults, and their families. I am deeply committed to helping individuals with mental illness and their families reach their full potential in the most peaceful, low-stress manner possible. As the mother of an adult who has struggled with mental illness since childhood, I understand firsthand the challenges that come with managing these conditions. My experience includes providing psychiatric care in Level 1 Trauma emergency settings, community mental health clinics, and private practice. This background allows me to deliver high-quality, compassionate, and affordable care. Most appointments can be scheduled within a week of reaching out, and, given current concerns related to COVID-19, I also offer telepsychiatry visits. I work with children and adolescents to address behavioral and emotional issues that impact family life and school performance. For adults, I assist with mood disorders, thought disorders, and cognitive impairments. Medication management is a key part of the treatment process, alongside effective therapy and reducing environmental stressors. I understand the stress and anxiety that come with finding and accessing high-quality psychiatric care. That’s why I prioritize timely appointments, usually within a week of contact, to ensure you or your loved ones receive the support you need as quickly as possible. *Specialties •Mental Health •Adult Psychiatry •Child Psychiatry *Conditions treated •Depression •Bipolar disorders •Schizophrenia •PTSD •Mood disorders •Trauma •Panic attacks •Personality Disorders •Autism •Behavioral issues •Sleep problems •Anxiety disorders •Asperger's Syndrome •Bisexual •Emotional Disturbance •Family Conflict •Grief •Intellectual Disability •Lesbian •LGBTQ+ •Medication Management •Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) •Oppositional Defiance (ODD) •Parenting •Peer Relationships •Pregnancy, Prenatal, Postpartum •School Issues •Insomnia •Stress •Suicidal Ideation •Thinking Disorders •Transgender •Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) *Practice description I am a doctorally prepared Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner who provides telepsychiatric services for children and adults. I have worked in emergency psychiatric services at a Level 1 Trauma hospital as well as community health centers. I have also worked in inpatient psychiatric care & work diligently with my clients to prevent hospitalizations whenever possible. I have worked with clients who struggle with chronic serious mental illnesses including Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective Disorder, & Bipolar I & II Disorders. I work in partnership with my clients and their family members to choose the most acceptable & effective treatment options. *Treatment philosophy As a mental health provider as well as the mother of an adult who has struggled with mental illness since childhood, I seek to serve my clients as their compassionate advocate and knowledgeable resource. I believe in respecting the dignity and autonomy of my clients while working in partnership with them. I seek to offer the latest evidence-based treatment options in the most cost-effective manner possible. *Treatment approach •Cognitive Behavioral Therapy(CBT) •Culturally Sensitive •Eclectic •Humanistic •Coaching •Mindfulness-Based(MBCT) •Trauma-Focused •Family Systems •Interpersonal •Motivational Interviewing •Positive Psychology •Rational Emotive Behavior (REBT) •Strength-Based

Hello all, my name is Amy Jenkins. I have had the pleasure to experience the "beauty from ashes" work for myself in therapy and my hope is to join others in their own beauty from ashes therapeutic work. My training at Moody Bible Institute has helped to build my faith and resources. I was blessed again when attending Abilene Christian University, to obtain a Masters's in Marriage and Family Therapy that has awarded me extensive knowledge in working with individuals and couples. In my experience as a human, I have come to understand that life is hard. Day-to-day challenges arise and can bring unwelcomed stressful feelings. Relationships are a part of everything we do and our best intentions are sometimes met with complications or difficulty.

I am passionate about working with people who want to find their most authentic selves. I work to meet people where they are and to help them learn tools to reach the goals they set for themselves. I work with individuals, adults and adolescents, as well as couples. I am an eclectic therapist and individualize therapy to what the clients needs. I have extensive training in addictions and is excited about the opportunity to work with clients to help them envision the life they want. The best part of my job is when I get to see progress a client makes. Supervised by Leigh Rainwater, LPC-S.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor serving clients in Galveston County. I have worked in social services for over 10 years serving families in this area and continued serving families as a counselor over the past five years focusing on preteens and adolescents dealing with depression, anxiety, anger, self harm and suicidal thoughts.

I'm dedicated to helping others discover and challenge things that no longer serve them. I will help you examine habits, patterns, and events in terms of how they have shaped you and work with you to find exciting ways to move forward.

I try to help my clients see the present moment. Too often, we are on "auto-pilot" and are moving so fast that we do not take notice of the things in our lives that bring us joy. There is no magic button that we can simply press to feel joy, but all of us have a path that we can find to happness. There is hope for you and others who have these struggles. There is a path you can find to help you feel better. I would be honored to listen as you speak about your own journey, and to also help you find the path that you want to take in life. I can also help any young athletes or sports loving adults cope with the mental stress that comes with injuries. I have experienced my own injury - related traumas in the past. I know the frustrations with not being able to get outside and play a sport after an injury. I am a practicing therapist - in - training who is supervised by licensed professionals at two different locations in the Houston area. I am happy to work with you to meet your therapy needs during these turbulent times.

Welcome! I am glad you are here! I have a passion for helping people know themselves better and process their lives and concerns. I work with a variety of people with struggles such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, grief, addiction, relationships, and more. I primarily work from a psychodynamic perspective that seeks to understand individuals’ unconscious motivations and desires that contribute to our conscious life. I am comfortable discussing any issue that you might bring up and can aid in helping you achieve a healthier and more fulfilling life. I take great interest in people, their inner workings, their desires and needs, and I have a passion for helping people better understand themselves and how they are wired. I seek to provide an environment that fosters trust, self-discovery, compassion, healing, and grace. I believe people can heal and grow when the learn to acknowledge and accept themselves and where they are at. My desire is to help people heal, hope, and harbor a love for themselves and others.

Allie received her Bachelor of Science in Youth Advocacy from Texas Christian University and graduated with her Masters in Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary. At Bayou City Counseling, she works with teens and adults struggling with anxiety, grief, OCD, and those facing relationship issues. Allie is trained in EMDR and is passionate about working with clients who have experienced trauma, abuse, and PTSD. Allie has a special place in her heart for postpartum moms, those dealing with church hurt, or who have a toxic inner critic. Allie is a certified Prepare/Enrich facilitator and enjoys working with dating, engaged and married couples. Allie is also trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and has clinical experience in non-profit and private practice settings. She believes that change and freedom can come from a safe, therapeutic relationship. Allie has seen that by sharing practical coping skills, processing one’s past, and understanding their present, clients can have hope for the future! Outside of the office, Allie enjoys reading, walking in Buffalo Bayou Park with her husband, Chase, and golden-doodle, Cooper.

College is an exciting time, but the transition can be so challenging! This new adventure is a time of self-discovery, and it can often come with feelings of being overwhelmed, anxious, and in need of support. That's where we come in! Welcome to College Telehealth, where we specialize in working with young adults to help identify and address obstacles to independence and growth. We also understand that you are juggling classes, friendships or relationships, and other responsibilities each day. You deserve some support, and we're here to help! I have an authentically, adventurous spirit and enjoy exploring life. College was my time to discover too! Simultaneously, I discovered the trials and tribulations that are associated with the college experience. This led me to create College Telehealth, an online therapy network, just for college students! Whether you’re struggling with the transition into college, into the workforce, or figuring out your personal goals, College Telehealth can empower you to evolve and thrive. Why wait? Our home office is in PA, but we work with students nationwide! Please visit our website to learn more: www.CollegeTelehealth.com.

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.