Suite I-420 / (936) 463-8185
Suite I-420 / (936) 463-8185
Anxiety is one of the most common and uncomfortable emotion that we can experience at some point in our lives. Types of anxiety include panic disorder, phobias, social anxiety, and general anxiety. Our counselors can help you understand your anxiety and develop skills to combat the physical and emotional reaction to fear.
Depression is characterized by an extended period of sadness and hopelessness. The effects of depression include isolation, financial strain, physical changes (weight loss/gain), and thoughts of suicide. We can work with you to develop changes to alleviate depression.
Differences in parenting and discipline styles can lead to significant conflict in the family. Parents also have to face the many physical, emotional, and financial challenges. TWFCC helps parents build powerful tools and strategies using Love and Logic.
Chantel Smith offers supervision in person and/or remotely. Her supervision fee is $350 per month and she meets with her LPC Associates weekly. She has training and utilizes techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Bowen Family Systems, and Trauma-informed/Dialectical Behavior Therapy.
PTSD is not only experienced in the military, but can occur in anyone that has experienced a trauma. Individuals that have experienced trauma and abuse are at risk for anxiety, depression, anger, mood disorders, relationship problems, and much more. We can help you overcome these issues and work toward healing and wholeness.
Mood disorders are some of the most misunderstood mental health issues. Bipolar, which cycles between mania and depression, is the most common mood disorder. Our counselors can help you develop strategies to manage changes in mood.
Everyone experiences loss in different ways and timelines. TWFCC counselors can help you walk through the stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance).
The onset and existence of medical health conditions and illnesses may contribute to feelings of confusion, sadness, anxiety, depression, and/or anger. Chronic medical conditions, disease or some form of serious illness will likely affect every person in some way, whether it is directly (one’s own condition) or indirectly (a friend or family member) . Talking with a mental health therapist who understands medical conditions can help individuals cope with any challenges which arise as they face a difficult or debilitating illness.
Families that have special or high needs children face unique challenges such as isolation, high medical costs, and judgement from others that don't understand. Our counselors understand the struggles from professional and personal experiences.
Co-dependence is characterized by focusing on others instead of meeting personal needs, fear of failure, and people-pleasing behaviors. Learning to set and enforce boundaries (with others and self) are one of the many ways TWFCC can help.
TWFCC does offer counseling for clients that want to combine their faith with traditional therapy techniques. Our counselors are Christians that are also professionally licensed. It is not assumed, nor an expectation, that clients will want prayer and scripture as part of their therapy. Please let us know if this is something you want.
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