Trauma & Addiction Specialist | EMDR • Weekly Men’s Recovery Group Feels like things should be better by now. Others think it’s “just stress” or “just a phase,” but it’s deeper than that. It’s sleepless nights, unexplained anger, the same old habits on repeat; and no one seems to notice how much you're actually carrying. Life feels like a job with no lunch break. Silence feels loud. And asking for help? That’s always felt like weakness… until now. Peace sounds really nice. So does finally feeling in control, not like life’s driving with no brakes. Waking up without that weight on your chest? Being proud of how far you've come; even if it's not perfect? That would be something. Imagine laughing without the guilt, loving without the fear, and walking through hard days with actual tools, not just bottled-up survival mode. Therapy starts to feel like a place to rebuild, not just vent. This isn’t polished, surface-level stuff. It’s honest work; digging into the mess, making sense of the pain, and actually moving forward. There’s no judgment here. Just space to be real. To ask the hard questions. To sit in the heavy stuff without it swallowing you whole. There's strength in facing it; and therapy here feels like someone finally seeing the whole picture, not just the highlight reel. There's humor too, when it fits. Because healing doesn’t have to be stiff. Done pretending everything’s fine? Good. That honesty is strength; and it might be the first real step toward peace that sticks. Those who are tired of being “fine” • People navigating grief that doesn’t go away on a schedule • Folks stuck in cycles they’re ready to break Treatment Tools EMDR (because the body remembers what the mind avoids) Trauma-Informed Therapy (because context matters) Real Talk + Researched Approaches (because both are needed) Professional Licenses Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), State of Texas Education PhD in Psychology, Liberty University, in progress Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CACREP), Liberty University, 2021 Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Minor in Biology, Texas A&M University, 2018 Training EMDR, EMDRIA-trained Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) since 2024 (#624604) National Certified Counselor (NCC) since 2022 (#1603263)
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