ART Therapists in San Angelo, TX

Everything is just so hard. My child is out of control. I am so tired of feeling this way. These types of statements often reflect the type of feelings Kelly's clients have.

Having experienced how mental health can create life-altering implications on people in my family, I have dedicated my life to trying to help as many people and families have the support and resources needed to experience growth, hope, and healing. Often I work with clients who express frustration with past counseling experiences being stale and feeling as though they talked and talked but never experienced real change. Knowing from my training and experience that most people can experience the type of change they desire, I approach counseling as a guide to help those I work with discover what has been holding them back and a tangible plan to experience their goals. Counseling should result in real change and it can be a good and even, at times, a fun process that we look forward to.

If you're looking for a therapist to help you rebuild trust, intimacy, and connection, you're in the right place. I have specialized training in treating sex addiction, sexual dysfunction, trauma, and substance abuse, and I work with both individuals and couples who are ready to create meaningful change. Whether you're working to heal a relationship or reconnect with yourself, I'm here to support you. Contact me today to begin rebuilding your life and relationships.

I work with men who feel stuck, burned out, or disconnected from themselves, often after years of carrying responsibility, stress, or unresolved trauma alone. Many of the men I see have learned to keep pushing forward without stopping to reflect. As a U.S. Army veteran, I understand that mindset firsthand. Over time, this can lead to emotional numbness, irritability, and a loss of direction or purpose. My approach is existential, blending psychotherapy with enduring philosophical ideas to help you make sense of yourself, your relationships, and your place in the world. Our work will focus on self-responsibility, recognizing your limitations, and enacting your personal freedom. I guide men to face what they’ve been avoiding, reconnect with their values, and respond to life with intention. With compassion and honesty, I offer no shortcuts. Together, we'll face difficult truths without ignoring the realities of your life. Your distress isn’t evidence that something is wrong with you, it is often a signal that something meaningful is asking for your attention. Together, we slow down, make sense of it, and decide what kind of life you want to lead. If you’re ready to stop reacting to life, understand yourself more deeply, and take intentional steps forward, please reach out.

Feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, stress, or depression can make daily life feel isolating and difficult to navigate. You may be struggling with persistent worries, a complicated relationship with food, a major life transition, or the emotional demands of caregiving and change. Whatever is weighing on you, therapy can provide a place to make sense of what you’re experiencing, feel more grounded, and begin moving toward meaningful change.

San Angelo is a west Texas city home to Goodfellow Air Force Base—a major Air Force intelligence training installation that trains personnel from multiple military branches and allied nations—and Angelo State University, giving this moderately sized city both a significant military population and an academic community that shape its mental health landscape in complementary ways. The city functions as a regional hub for a large area of west Texas ranch country, and its mental health services serve not just urban residents but the ranching, farming, and oil industry communities spread across a vast surrounding hinterland. Shannon Medical Center provides behavioral health services, and a private therapy sector serves the city's diverse needs. Common therapy concerns include military intelligence training stress, ranching and agricultural community pressure, Angelo State student mental health, economic anxiety tied to oil markets, and the mental health challenges of a small regional city carrying disproportionate healthcare responsibility for surrounding rural communities.

Gender ID

	61%	Female
	39%	Male

Session Type

	76%	In Person and Online
	24%	Online Only

Top Specialties

82%	Trauma and PTSD
76%	Depression
71%	Anxiety or Fears
71%	Self Esteem
65%	Loss or Grief
65%	Social Anxiety
65%	Stress

Ages Served

94%	Adult
88%	Young Adult
65%	Senior
35%	Teen
24%	Children

Client Focus

41%	Men
41%	Women
35%	Christian
24%	LGBTQ+
24%	Military / Veterans

Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) therapists in San Angelo, TX

Kelly Peyton

Jason Carlettini

Michael J. Salas

Jonathan Hock -- Men's Work

Jenni Samuel

Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) therapists in San Angelo, TX Statistics

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