Counseling
Counseling Approach
Any of us can benefit from therapy at times. Whether facing a difficult transition such as divorce, job loss or bereavement, or experiencing a lack of fulfillment, therapy can help. Troubled relationships-on the job, within the family or marriage, or with friends-are often the first sign of emotional distress. The feeling of being “stuck” in your life can also be a warning. Psychotherapy can help you sort out your feelings, identify obstacles and options, and develop goals to move you forward.
Deborah’s approach combines cognitive-behavioral therapy with psychodynamic insight. She strives to treat all clients with respect, sensitivity, and compassion. Previous experiences at a psychiatric hospital, a Christian counseling center, and a private school have provided her with a solid background in diverse counseling settings. She especially enjoys working in the areas of relationship conflict, trauma resolution, career satisfaction, disordered eating, and life transition.
Education
Master of Arts (MA) in Pastoral Counseling, Houston Graduate School of Theology
Graduate of the University of Houston-Clear Lake Art Therapy Program
Clinical Services
Individual, Couples and Group Therapy
Adults and Older Adolescents
Art Therapy (All Ages)
Clinical Specialties
Anxiety/Depression/Mood Disorders
Relationship Conflicts
Life Transitions
Career Counseling
Weight/Bariatric Support/Disordered Eating
PTSD/Trauma Resolution
Dissociative Disorders
Smoking Cessation
