Narrative therapists in Bowie, Texas TX
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Arlene McMillan
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC
My own experience engaging in therapy as a teen experiencing grief and loss was difficult and empowering. It inspired me to pursue helping others as a career. You're the expert of your life, and I am glad to be your support and partner in the journey.
3 Years Experience
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Adrienne LaRoe
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT
I see myself as a guide who walks alongside my clients during their therapeutic journey. On your journey, we are a team and will draw from your strengths to forge a new path toward your new life story. I feel that everyone has their own unique story that can be re-written. I have found that looking at our lives from a different perspective can offer valuable insight and clarity.
3 Years Experience
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Ashley Evans
Counselor/Therapist, Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Personal Coach
"Relatable", "warm", and "easy to talk to" might be used to describe my approach. Understanding your story, who you are and where you want to go is the foundation of the therapist/client relationship we have. Honesty and compassion mixed with a dose of intention and self awareness can be life-changing.
7 Years Experience
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Allen Wood
Psychologist, Psy.D.
I'm a psychologist with expertise in working with anxiety, depression, dissociation, and the full range of traumatic experiences and specialize in supporting clients who feel that therapy isn't for them. In working with me you can expect a high level of collaboration, dedication to your success, and lots of nerdy metaphors. I draw from interpersonal neurobiology, developmental psychology, and attachment theory to make evidence-based therapy models less generic and more useful for your specific situation.
6 Years Experience
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Sage Blackbird Therapy
Licensed Professional Counselor, NCC, LPC, CEDS
At the center of Sage Blackbird Therapy is a space for building wisdom through and healing conversation and reflection.
You have something to contribute to this world. Oftentimes, however, the society we live in tells us we need to shed those elements - do better, be better, and “have it all together.”
So often we are caught up in the hustle of what others want for us that we reach the end of the day and feel empty. Like we tried to live out the best version of ourselves and there’s a disconnect. The drive to pursue being someone you’re not can leave you feeling lonely.
And it’s the perfect storm of hiding our authentic selves.
9 Years Experience