Phyllis Stroud

Phyllis Stroud, LMFT, is dedicated to providing high-quality mental health treatment to help her clients navigate life's challenges. With a focus on children facing behavioral and educational performance difficulties, as well as those dealing with ADHD, Major Depressive Disorder (MDD), and family conflicts, she brings years of concentrated experience to her practice. Phyllis has successfully engaged with clients from diverse cultures, including those who communicate in Spanish, use American Sign Language (ASL), and individuals with developmental disabilities. Her therapeutic approach includes working with adults and couples, particularly on communication, mood disorders, anxiety, socialization, and relationship issues through a variety of strategies and techniques. As a trained professional in the Trauma Resiliency Model, she effectively addresses various life traumas, providing a safe space for her clients to understand and initiate change. Phyllis also offers experience and encouragement to transgender adolescents and adults dealing with social isolation, family conflicts, and resource needs. Furthermore, she is committed to supporting deaf and hard-of-hearing teens and adults, including Children of Deaf Adults (CODA) and those who identify as part of the Deaf community.