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Dr. Aikins earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Texas Christian University and his M.A. and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Louisiana State University. He completed his predoctoral internship at Boys Town in Omaha, Nebraska, and his postdoctoral fellowship at the Kennedy Krieger Institute and Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. His training focused on child and adolescent behavior, parent-child interaction, and family-based interventions. He is affiliated with the American Psychological Association, the Texas Psychological Association, and the National Register of Health Service Psychologists.

I am a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) and have been practicing since 2016. I've owned my growing mental health practice Premier Mental Health and Wellness since 2020. While my experience in mental health treatment is vast, my specialty over time has shifted to working with high-functioning professionals experiencing burnout, ADHD, anxiety, and the unique challenges faced by women balancing significant personal and professional responsibilities. As a career driven single mom and business owner, I understand the demands of balancing a demanding career with the realities of everyday life. This experience has shaped my approach for both men and women- grounded, practical, and deeply attuned to the real pressures many of my patients are navigating. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time and traveling with my son, dogs (Cooper and Ravenclaw) and cat (Rocky). I also enjoy eating good food, Sudoku, chess, reading, and finding time to recharge in nature- whether that’s hiking or relaxing at the beach.

Whether you’ve lost a loved one or feel you've lost yourself, you're struggling with the question of “why” or “why me," you're heartbroken or the one who did the breaking, I'm here to help. I am dual licensed as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate and Licensed Professional Counselor Associate and receiving supervision from Diana Walla, MS, LPC-S, LMFT-S. I received my Master of Science in Counseling from Southern Methodist University’s CACREP-accredited program in Dallas, TX, which included completing my clinical sequence in a private practice setting working with individuals, couples, and groups experiencing relational and familial conflict, anxiety, depression, and grief. As a former D1 athlete and corporate executive of more than a decade, I have unique background and experience in high stress, demanding environments that I believe helps me serve and relate to many clients. There’s healing and hope for those ready to take action. Together we can improve your wellbeing and work towards achieving your therapeutic goals.

I’m Amanda Steed, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) providing therapy in Texas, Washington, and Colorado. My work is trauma-informed, practical, and deeply compassionate—I help people make sense of what they’re experiencing and create a clear path toward healing and transformation. Many of the people who find their way to me are high-functioning on the outside but feel overwhelmed, anxious, stuck, or disconnected on the inside. They may be tired of overthinking, second-guessing themselves, or repeating relationship patterns they can’t seem to change. Others are carrying the impact of past experiences—relational trauma, chronic stress, or spiritual/religious harm—and want a therapy approach that goes beyond coping to create real, lasting shifts. In our work together, you can expect a steady, non-shaming space that balances warmth and honesty. We’ll move at a pace that feels safe, while staying oriented toward meaningful change. I’ll help you understand the “why” beneath your patterns, strengthen your nervous system’s capacity for regulation, and build a road map that supports the life and relationships you want.

I am a licensed psychologist and the founder of Bridgewell Cognitive Health. My work focuses on helping individuals understand the patterns in their thinking, behavior, and emotional responses that may be contributing to distress or difficulty in daily life. Many of the people I work with identify as neurodivergent or suspect that neurodivergent traits may be influencing their experiences. My practice focuses on the intersection of neurodivergence and mental health, particularly how differences in attention, cognition, and emotional processing can interact with conditions such as anxiety, obsessive-compulsive patterns, and executive functioning challenges.My clinical work focuses primarily on neurodivergence and the mental health conditions that commonly co-occur with it. These include: • ADHD and executive functioning challenges • Obsessive-compulsive patterns of thinking and behavior • Anxiety and chronic worry • Phobias and avoidance patterns • Body-focused repetitive behaviors (such as hair pulling or skin picking) • Emotional dysregulation and rumination • Neurodivergent relationship dynamics

Elizabeth has over 14 years of experience working with children, teens, and adults in health care and mental health settings.

I’m Amanda Stretcher, LPC-S—trauma-informed therapist, supervisor, co-founder of Crescent Counseling Dallas, and a big believer that healing doesn’t have to sound like a TED Talk. Most days it looks like a longer exhale, a softer jaw, and a little more choice right in the middle of a messy, ordinary Tuesday. Clinically, my work is relational at the core. I help people learn how to be with themselves and each other more kindly when stress runs high and patience runs low. I value co-regulation as an embodied practice (not a buzzword). I say this a lot: trauma can explain behavior; it doesn’t excuse harm. Safety doesn’t make you soft; it makes you sturdy. Clients often describe feeling “more choiceful” after we work together, less hijacked by triggers, quicker to recover, and more able to enjoy the parts of life that used to require bracing. I’m serious about continuing education because if I’m asking you to do brave work, you deserve a therapist who’s still learning. I’ve trained deeply in Brainspotting, keep Sensorimotor Psychotherapy skills sharp, and stay engaged with polyvagal-informed practice and research that translates into actual tools.

Hi there! I'm Ashley :) I am passionate about providing trauma-focused, neurodiversity-affirming, culturally competent mental health care to clients of all identities. I specialize in treating "big T" trauma, attachment/developmental trauma or "little T," PTSD/complex PTSD, dissociative disorders, and addiction. Often my clients feel stuck in their symptoms, which hold them back from enjoying comfort in their daily lives. These symptoms could include panic attacks, dissociative episodes, feeling disconnected from others, or waves of sadness, all of which can lead to unhealthy self-medication.

If you are struggling with emotional pain from life’s many difficulties, you have come to the right place. Whether you are dealing with anxiety, depression, loss, or a difficult relationship, For over 20 years, I have helped clients get to more peace, joy and stability in their lives. I work with clients all over Texas and Louisiana. Some areas I specialize in are: Relationships, Parenting, Grief and Loss, Depression and Anxiety. I use Hypnotherapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy to help people enrich and improve their lives with new thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that work better for their happiness. Sometimes friends family just aren't enough to help you make sense of life's problems. You need an experienced counselor with "no strings attached". I'm glad you are taking this step to find a therapist to become a "healthier and happier you". Give me a call to discuss how together we can help you create the life you want and deserve. You are worth it!

Hello, my name is Angie! My enthusiasm for physiology and redemption led me to pursue a Master's in Professional Counseling. Seeking mental health care can be a daunting step. Fear and stigma have kept many of us isolated in our struggles. You were not created to do this alone; I would love to invite you into a judgment-free zone where you will gain the courage to heal, tools to mitigate your symptoms, and work on enhancing the quality of your life, relationships, and goals. Knowing that the human body is interconnected, my approach to therapy is seeking to understand your mind, physiology, psychological, and emotional needs to tailor the best treatment plan.

As a dedicated and compassionate licensed clinical social worker, I specialize in providing support for individuals facing trauma, abuse, and life transitions. With a deep commitment to mental health and well-being, I offer a safe and nurturing space for clients to explore their innermost struggles and embark on a journey towards healing and resilience.

I bring over a decade of experience helping couples and individuals create healthier, more fulfilling lives and relationships. I work with couples at all stages — dating, married, or long-term partners — who feel stuck in recurring conflict, disconnection, or communication breakdowns. Together, we identify patterns, build insight, and develop skills that create lasting change. I also specialize in supporting young adults as they navigate anxiety, boundaries, friendships, dating, career pressures, and the many transitions that come with early adulthood. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or unsure of your next step, therapy can help you gain clarity and confidence. My style is collaborative, practical, and insight-driven. I aim to create a space that feels both safe and productive, where growth is possible and progress feels tangible.