Sexual Abuse Therapists in Dallas

I am a somatic psychotherapist with over 30 years in the behavioral health field. I started in addictions and worked toward trauma and the body. I am licensed in multiple states, a supervisor for new LMSWs, and an assistant trainer for somatic experiencing across the U.S.

I'm Victoria and I would be truly honored to work with you. I have over 7 years of experience working with women and children of all ages and backgrounds who have been affected by trauma, domestic violence, abuse, depression, anxiety, and grief and loss. If you need help navigating a major life change, processing an unimaginably difficult or traumatic experience, or want more understanding of your life experiences in order to move forward, then please contact me and we can schedule a time to talk and see if we may be a good fit to work together towards your goals.

Life can be heavy, and sometimes it feels like we’re holding everything together while we’re falling apart inside. Therapy can offer you with supportive guidance as you rediscover your strength and embrace your true self. As therapists, we're here to walk with you on journey, helping you reconnect with who you really are. I strive to create a supportive and nonjudgmental space for you to explore your emotions and rediscover your inner resilience. With a focus on empowerment and self-compassion, therapy can help you gain confidence in your ability to navigate strong emotions and difficult experiences. I strive to create a supportive and nonjudgmental space for clients to explore their emotions and rediscover their inner resilience. With a focus on empowerment and self-compassion, we will help you gain confidence in your ability to navigate strong emotions and difficult experiences.

I have worked in mental health for 10 years, and before starting my own practice, "Time to Heal Therapy, PLLC", I worked in many settings: inpatient/residential/php for eating disorders, school-based therapy, non-profit and medicaid facilities, and traditional outpatient therapy clinics. I'm a gentle and empathetic therapist, and I also give clients direct skills to help aid them in their healing journey.

Stories matter. They’re how we make sense of the world, informing the questions we still need to wrestle with and the decisions we must act upon. They shape our perceptions of ourselves and others. And they have the capacity to impact the trajectory of our lives. Our stories have immeasurable power. And telling our stories is the beginning of connection. It’s how we become known to one another. So here’s a snippet of mine: I’m an East Texas native who’s landed in the big city of Dallas. Growing up, I was the little girl raising her hand to ask another question beginning with, “But what about…?” My story has always been filled with more questions than answers, and I’ve grown to find so much contentment in that. Questions, even those whose answers may be unknown, keep us rooted in curiosity and propel us toward compassion. If you met me today, you’d quickly learn I’m a business owner, licensed therapist, leadership and relationship coach,wife, and mom. But you’d also discover I’m a friend, part-time caretaker, fair-play advocate, question-asker, and deep-feeling internal processor. I’m married to a physician and mom to two beautiful, bold little girls. Mostly, I’m interested in holding space for people to recognize and affirm their inherent dignity while guiding them to use their creative strengths to live more meaningful lives. Simply put, I want to help you grow.

Angela Startz is a dual-certified trauma-informed Christian mental health & relationship Coach. Angela Startz has a deep passion for helping individuals heal, grow, and rebuild their lives through faith-centered support. With professional training in trauma-informed care and a strong biblical foundation, Angela offers a coaching experience that honors both emotional science and spiritual truth. Her work is rooted in the belief that lasting transformation happens when faith, personal responsibility, and emotional healing work together. Angela specializes in helping clients navigate trauma recovery, relationship challenges, and major life transitions while remaining anchored in God’s purpose and truth. At Called2Rise, coaching is not about quick fixes — it’s about sustainable healing, restored identity, and renewed hope.

Howdy - I'm Dr. Robyn Flores - professor, therapist, supervisor, rescue plant and vintage typewriter collector, lover of gritty poetry, and connoisseur of conversations that scratch my intellectual itch. Professionally, here are some highlights: Assistant Professor, Tenure-track, Doctoral Research, Clinical Supervision, and LPC/MFT-related studies I have a Ph.D. in Counselor Education & Supervision (Emphasis: Advanced Clinical Skills - Trauma and Sexuality; Ethics/Legal Issues in Counseling/Therapy; Neuroanatomy) Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist - Supervisor (LMFT-S) - Texas, Colorado AAMFT Clinical Fellow, Approved Supervisor & Mentor Licensed Marital and Family Therapist (LMFT) - Missouri Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) - Colorado Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) Sex Therapist & Educator AAMFT Code of Ethics Lead Project Consultant Certified Forensic Traumatologist, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress

Hi, I’m glad you’re here. I’m an EMDR certified, licensed professional counselor who believes real growth starts with curiosity, compassion, and a little bit of courage. Therapy with me is more than just managing symptoms—it’s about building a life that feels balanced, resilient, and truly yours. Throughout my life, I have had a desire to help others. So, at the ripe of age of 50 I went back to graduate school to pursue my life-long dream of becoming a counselor. My unique blend of life experience, contemporary education, and a passion for helping others allows me to deeply understand and guide clients toward meaningful change. Here are some adjectives people use to describe me: caring, fun-loving, quirky, accepting, easy-to-talk-to, open-minded, compassionate, adventurous, warm, engaging, pleasant, tender-hearted, curious, empathetic. Clients often share that they “feel heard” and that “you get it.”

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.

You might look like you’re holding it together on the outside, but inside you feel anxious, overwhelmed, or unsure of yourself. Maybe you’re constantly second-guessing your decisions, stuck in people-pleasing patterns, or trying to make sense of relationships that left you feeling confused, dismissed, or emotionally drained. I work with women who are tired of pushing through and ready to understand what’s actually underneath their anxiety, self-doubt, or emotional exhaustion. Many of my clients have experienced emotionally unsafe or invalidating relationships, whether that showed up in family dynamics, romantic partnerships, or long-term relational stress that slowly chipped away at their sense of self-trust. You don’t need to label your experiences as “trauma” to belong here. If something shaped how safe you feel, how you relate to others, or how you see yourself, it matters. My goal is to help you feel more grounded in your body, clearer in your decisions, and more connected to who you really are. Therapy with me is collaborative, honest, and paced with care. You don’t need to have the right words or a clear plan. We’ll figure things out together. I offer in-person therapy in Dallas and virtual therapy across Texas.

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.

I’m Amber Foster, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Board-Approved Supervisor (LCSW-S), and the founder of Infinite Hope Counseling, PLLC. I earned my Bachelor of Social Work from Texas State University in 2014 and my Master of Science in Social Work from The University of Texas at Arlington in 2015. I’m EMDRIA-certified in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), a trained Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) provider, and an EMDRIA-approved Consultant. I also provide clinical supervision to LMSWs pursuing licensure. As a practice owner, I’m committed to cultivating a trauma-informed culture grounded in care, collaboration, and integrity. ​

My name is Carina I. Rodriguez, and I am a Bilingual Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) providing services in both English and Spanish. I received a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of North Texas and a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from East Texas A&M. My clinical experience includes providing individual therapy to adults and adolescents in a residential setting for clients with high levels of trauma, as well as treatment in private practice.

Hi, I’m Leslie. I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with formal training in counseling and several years of experience providing trauma-informed care to adults. I completed my graduate education at University of North Texas with a MS in Rehabilitation Counseling and became licensed in 2021. My professional experience includes work in private practice and clinical settings, supporting individuals with trauma histories, anxiety, depression, stress-related concerns, and life transitions. I prioritize ethical practice, continued education, and thoughtful, client-centered care. I’m additionally a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, Certified Narcissistic Abuse Specialist and Brainspotting Practitioner (Phase 4). I’m also Internal Family Systems informed. One very important detail to know about me is that I was in a near fatal car wreck that left me paralyzed from the waist down. I was seconds away from a blood clot shutting down my heart. So I do know what it’s like to survive a life I didn’t know what it would be. But now over 25 years later, I wouldn’t trade it for anything. I care deeply that my clients feel seen and heard. I identify as queer and am metaphysical, as well. I’m also known to watch documentaries on serial killers and neuroscience. I enjoy spending time with friends and my sweet kitty, PJ. All animals are welcome to virtual sessions! I get invested on how they’re doing too!

I am a psychiatric provider who believes in an integrated approach to practice. I aim to understand the whole person and the root of your difficulties. My first step is to build a strong alliance which provides the foundation to explore and investigate long-standing issues. For some, that requires a combination of medication management and psychotherapy. The ultimate goal is to improve wellness for the whole person, not just to improve the symptoms.