Anita is a counseling intern licensed to practice in the state of Texas. She provides mental health services in the Tarrant County area.
She received her bachelor's degree in psychology and sociology from Stephen F Austin State University and her master's degree in psychology and mental health counseling from Texas Wesleyan University.
Anita is committed to encouraging clients to utilize all available resources in their journey to wellness. Interpersonal relationships, emotional discord, grief and loss, self-esteem, and communication skills are of particular interest to her, and she often addresses these issues from a holistic viewpoint.
"Anita really helped me understand
my issues and helped me to
gain confidence and have
a better outlook."
Sometimes we find ourselves enslaved by our past. Sometimes the present seems bigger than we are. Sometimes we are paralyzed by fear of the future. When our emotions get in the way of living, when our pain makes us forget our own worth, counseling can help.
We are often drawn to others who are vastly different from ourselves. Those differences can cause friction later in a relationship. Communication skills training and emotional exploration can help couples in discord rediscover harmony.
Even the most well-intentioned parents at times find themselves in a quagmire, struggling to find the right formula for raising kids. If your family is affected by behavior problems, divorce, or trauma, parenting skills training may be beneficial to you.
Fees
$60 per counseling session. Regular sessions are scheduled for 50 minutes weekly. Insurance is not accepted at this time.
Wading through the vast publications about mental health can be confusing and overwhelming. Listed below are resources that may help you find answers to some of your questions.
SUICIDE is a serious threat and should always be taken seriously. If you or someone you know is considering suicide, please call 911 immediately. The Texas Suicide Prevention website provides vital information regarding the risks and prevention of suicide.
Depression affects nearly 1 in 10 individuals each year, and about twice as many women as men. It can occur at any time, and it observes no boundaries. Fortunately, depression is very treatable. The Depression Connection can provide much needed answers and direct you to a support group near you.
If you or someone you love is experiencing distressing emotional symptoms that are interfering with daily living, mental illness may be the culprit. To learn more about symptoms and treatments of mental illness, visit the American Psychiatric Association's webpage Healthy Minds.Healthy Lives.
Want to help increase awareness of the impact of mental illness in your community? Visit the National Alliance of Mental Illness or the Mental Health Association of Tarrant County to learn how.
Mental illness may not be the sole issue. Life can be stressful, and problems can arise at any time. To find assistance in your community, call on the United Way of Tarrant County.
8750 Old Denton Rd
Keller, TX 76248
3301 Sycamore School Rd
Fort Worth, TX 76133
817-456-2837
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