Taneesha Torres

I have extensive experience providing counseling across outpatient, inpatient, non for profit, and private practice settings. My background includes individual, family, and group therapy, and leading psychoeducational programs within behavioral health environments. My professional experience in mental health and substance abuse spans back to 2009, including roles in hospital and outpatient settings as a behavioral health specialist, case manager, and therapist. Since 2020, I have operated a private practice where I primarily work with adolescents, adults, parents, and families, focusing on individual counseling and family support. Currently, I serve as the Manager of Clinical Services at a non-for profit, where I oversee program delivery and clinical operations to support contractors, staff, clients, and families in achieving meaningful change. Supervision Experience I provide clinical supervision for LPC Associates and LCDC interns, focusing on both clinical skill development and professional growth. My supervision approach emphasizes ethical competence, self-awareness, reflective practice, and the integration of counseling theory into real-world application. In 2025, I completed a 40-hour Supervisor Training and met the criteria to become a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor in the state of Texas. That same year, I began supervising LPC Associates and expanded to provide supervision for associates inside my private practice. Additionally, in 2025, I launched Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Training as an approved provider, offering certification courses to help other professionals become MHFA certified.