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Ray Myers, M.A., LMFT-Associate
Location: Plano
Speciality: Anger Management Anxiety Career Counseling Child or Adolescent Chronic Illness or Pain Codependency Coping Skills Couples Depression Discernment Divorce Emotional Disturbance Family Grief Individual Infidelity Life Coaching Life Transitions Marital Men's Issues Obesity Parenting Peer Relationships Postpartum Pregnancy Premarital School Issues Self Esteem Spiritual Abuse / Church Hurt Spirituality Stress Substance Use Trauma and PTSD
Price: Masters ($135/hr)
Request AppointmentI help people and their relationships transition from stuck to unstuck, from barely surviving to thriving. I believe our relationships and connection with others are the greatest joys in life. Other people can also be a source of immense pain and suffering. I want to partner with you to create realistic goals that change your life and your relationships for the better. Let’s put together a plan that’s crafted just for you. You don’t have to feel stuck anymore.
My goal is to connect with my clients wherever they are in life, in an affirming and person-centered posture. My clients would describe me as always making an effort for them to feel heard and equally empowered in the room. My approach as a therapist includes a basis of being trauma and attachment informed, which means we have all been hurt, especially as children. This can impact our lives today in the form of underlying thoughts, behaviors (CBT), and body effects(Somatics). I utilize evidence-based methods from credible sources such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) for individuals, along with the Gottman Method and Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) for couples and families.
Ray Myers is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate in Texas (#204523) under the supervision of Dr. Carolyn Maurer, LMFT-S (#812). He earned his Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Amberton University. His background includes being a proud USMC veteran with decades of leadership experience working in the private sector, as well as is love of being a dad. He has experience working in private practice with adults, couples, families, teens, children, and neurodivergent individuals. Some of his specialties include issues relating to anxiety, depression, coping, parenting, conflict and more.
Trinity Wilson, M.A., LPC-Associate
Location: McKinney
Speciality: Anxiety Chronic Illness or Pain Codependency Coping Skills Couples Depression Discernment Emotional Disturbance Family Grief Individual Infertility Life Coaching Life Transitions Marital Peer Relationships Postpartum Racial Identity School Issues Self Esteem Spiritual Abuse / Church Hurt Spirituality Stress Suicidal Ideation Trauma and PTSD
Price: Masters ($135/hr)
Request AppointmentI believe the opportunity to hold someone’s story gently, compassionately, and without judgment is an honor. Life can be far too difficult to process alone; I am here to walk with you through various seasons of life. Witnessing a client step into freedom and peace is a real joy for me! I approach the therapeutic relationship as a partnership. Through this partnership, I want to help you successfully reach your individual and relational goals!
I pursued the counseling profession as I realized how impactful therapy was in my own life. After experiencing significant grief from the loss of my mom, I wanted to support others on similar journeys.
Trinity is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (TX #93029) supervised by Dr. Cassie Reid (TX #64247). She received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology from Texas Woman’s University and completed her Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at The King’s University in Southlake, Texas. Trinity is a Christian and is happy to integrate faith and spirituality into sessions. She has experience working with people of various spiritual backgrounds. The modalities of therapy that Trinity incorporates are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy. She also has experience working with clients who are going through grief, life transitions, anxiety, depression, spiritual abuse, racial identity, familial relationships, peer relationships, and romantic relationships.
Jason Smith, M.S., LMFT-Associate
Location: Flower Mound
Speciality: ADHD Alzheimer's Anxiety Autism Couples Depression Divorce Family Individual LGBTQ+
Price: Masters ($135/hr)
Request AppointmentShe had studied the universe all her life, but had overlooked its clearest message: For small creatures such as we the vastness is bearable only through love. – Carl Sagan
Jenni Jennings, M.Ed., LPC-S
Location: Uptown Dallas
Speciality: ADHD Anger Management Antisocial Personality Anxiety Behavioral Issues Child or Adolescent Chronic Illness or Pain Coping Skills Couples Depression Divorce Emotional Disturbance Family Grief Individual Life Coaching Life Transitions Marital Mood Disorders Parenting Peer Relationships Psychosis School Issues Self-Harming Spirituality Stress Suicidal Ideation Trauma and PTSD
Price: Masters ($135/hr)
Request AppointmentI want you to get excited about who you are, what you are, what you have, and what can still be for you. I want to inspire you to see that you can go far beyond where you are right now.
– Virginia Satir
I specialize in treating couples, families, children, and adolescents. My therapeutic approach is collaborative, emphasizing self-awareness and tailored to individual needs.
I help couples untangle their miscommunications and conflicts to regain the underlying love, attraction, and respect in their relationships. I value each person’s self-knowledge and believe in an empathetic approach that recognizes our respective awarenesses to work towards specific goals. I foster warm, supportive and nonjudgmental environments, where I aim to identify strengths and enhance communication to create lasting change.
Jenni Jennings, M.Ed. LPC-S, is a licensed professional counselor supervisor (#10663) in Texas and distinguished mental health professional. She received her Master’s Degree from Texas Woman’s and completed specialized training at the Family Study Center at UT Southwestern Medical Center and the Gestalt Center in New Orleans.
In 1993, she founded the school-based Youth and Family Mental Health Centers for the Dallas Independent School District, which would expand to ten locations and earn her state and national awards, including recognition from the White House.
Jennings is an esteemed presenter on child and adolescent mental health, family therapy, spirituality, trauma, and family support policies on both the national and international stage. With over 30 years and hundreds of clinical hours of experience as a professional counselor, she is deeply committed to guiding positive transformations in the lives of her clients. She specializes in child, adolescent, and family therapy and also has a love for couples therapy. She feels particularly comfortable with the most difficult of issues that face individuals, couples, and families.
Victoria Dang, Intern
Location: North Dallas
Speciality: ADHD Anger Management Anxiety Career Counseling Codependency Coping Skills Depression Emotional Disturbance Family Individual Infidelity Life Transitions Marital Peer Relationships Premarital Racial Identity School Issues Self Esteem Sex Therapy Sexual Abuse Sexual Addiction Stress Women's Issues
Price: Intern ($75/hr)
Request AppointmentI view every client as a special individual who also circulates in a variety of relationships in their lives. Relationships are at the core of who we are as human beings and each relationship helps define us as unique human beings. The people we surround ourselves with (whether voluntarily or as causes of an environment) as well as the circumstances that make up our past, present, and future are vital factors that make the person we are today. I believe therapy is a place where we get to understand parts of ourselves that we might acknowledge in life but may not take the time to fully understand and integrate that awareness. Relationships can be difficult to navigate; but with genuine curiosity and thoughtfully facilitated conversations, they can be thoroughly enjoyed in a healthy and meaningful way.
I strive to help clients figure out who they are individually, while also discovering who they are in the relationships they value, in a warm and culturally sensitive place. I value collaboration and an open-mindedness to grow into the best person one can be as individuals and as couple(s). Therapy and the act of sharing one’s personal life can be very intimidating; however, I would like to honor that courage and help clients build a stronger relationship with themselves, others, as well as their mental and emotional well-being. My approach to therapy is systemic and Adlerian-based, which means that I see most of life’s problems as conclusions and convictions we make about ourselves, of others, and the world we live in. I believe these conflictions may originate from our familial structure, the role(s) we play in the family system, and how we function as family members as well as individuals in society. By viewing our current thoughts, feelings, and behaviors from the lens of our familial relations, I believe building up your strengths and encouraging a sense of mastery in self-significance and belongingness adds to the tools you can use to cultivate meaning and context to your life.
I am currently a graduate student at Southern Methodist University here in Dallas, Texas. I am hoping to achieve my Master’s in Counseling/Family and Marriage Therapy. I attended the University of Texas at Arlington and obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with an Emphasis Minor in Neuroscience. I hope to work with clients from multicultural communities, help bi-cultural individuals navigate their lives in healthy ways, and hope to get certified in AASECT (American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists) and guide individuals and couples to a sex-positive lifestyle.
Aurora Rodriguez, M.A., LPC-Associate
Location: Uptown Dallas
Speciality: Anger Management Anxiety Behavioral Issues Codependency Coping Skills Couples Depression Divorce Emotional Disturbance Family Grief Individual Life Coaching Life Transitions Mood Disorders Personality Disorders Racial Identity Self Esteem Spirituality Stress Trauma and PTSD
Price: Masters ($135/hr)
Request AppointmentI view every client as a unique and valuable individual to our world. Specializing in depression, anxiety, mood disorders, and couples counseling, I strive to be a guiding light on each client’s path to healing and growth. I dedicate time to curate each session to an individual’s/couple’s own needs and strengths. Upon meeting with clients, my priority is building a strong rapport to create meaningful connections and significant conversations. It is an important part of my own journey to continue to grow as a therapist along with my clients.
My journey into the field of mental health began with a deep desire to understand the complexities of the human mind and different emotions we experience daily. Depression, anxiety, and mood disorders are challenges that many of us face at some point in our lives. I am dedicated to providing you with a safe and supportive space as we explore your thoughts, feelings, and concerns without judgment. Through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), I empower my clients to identify and challenge negative thought patterns, leading to positive changes in behavior and emotional well-being.
For couples seeking to strengthen their emotional bonds and rekindle their connections, I offer Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). I believe in the power of emotional awareness and its importance in our everyday connections. Working towards forming deeper understanding of each partner’s needs and desires, leading to a fulfilling relationship. My approach to counseling is deeply rooted in empathy and respect for each individual’s unique experiences and strengths. I believe that you are the expert of your own life, and together, we can explore and discover the best strategies to overcome the obstacles that may stand in your way.
Maria Aurora Rodriguez is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (#91537) in Texas, supervised by Cheryl Morris, LPC-S (#84392). Aurora graduated with a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from St. Mary’s University in San Antonio, Texas. Maria Aurora previously received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Our Lady of the Lake University. Aurora works with a variety of presenting issues including depression, anxiety, life transitions, stress, and relationship problems. Being bilingual, Maria Aurora works with clients in both English and Spanish.