Miriam Boateng is a licensed professional counselor who employs evidence-based techniques, primarily focusing on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, a person-centered approach, and Emotion Focused Therapy. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of issues, including depression, anxiety, trauma-related disorders, everyday life challenges, family dynamics, and couples therapy. For clients seeking a more spiritual path, Miriam offers faith-based therapy to support their individual journeys. Outside of her therapeutic practice, she enjoys singing and writing music, infusing creativity into her life.

Are you distressed, disturbed, or discomforted? Imagine the tantalizing possibility of achieving next-level living! Counseling with Phyllis Cephas can provide valuable tools and strategies for embracing a fulfilled life. With a Master of Arts degree in Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary, she brings a wealth of experience as an inpatient and outpatient therapist for children, adolescents, and adults, as well as years of dedicated service to veterans. Prior to transitioning into counseling, Phyllis worked as a corporate paralegal and writer, allowing her to bring a unique perspective to her practice. Phyllis specializes in relationship issues and stress management, and she is a certified Anger Management Trainer-Specialist offering classes on the subject. Recognizing that relationships can encompass a variety of dynamics—some intriguing and insightful, others potentially toxic—Phyllis is committed to helping individuals and couples navigate these complexities. Together, they will work to modify negative thinking and behavior patterns, enriching both individual lives and relationships in the process.

Dr. Crystal Robinson is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with a Psy.D. and LMFT credential, specializing in helping individuals, families, parents, and couples navigate their emotional landscapes. Her clients include those in premarital, married, divorcing, and co-parenting situations. Dr. Robinson believes that the essence of therapy lies in the relationship, aiming for clients to experience transformative changes in their connections with others. Recognizing that individuals can become entrenched in familiar patterns, she employs various therapeutic modalities, including Structural Family Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), to facilitate meaningful shifts in dynamics. By focusing on identifying and challenging core beliefs influenced by current circumstances, Dr. Robinson encourages internal healing that paves the way for healthier relationships. She understands the vital importance of addressing these foundational beliefs to prevent the perpetuation of cycles of pain in partnerships and parenting. A staunch advocate for social justice, Dr. Robinson creates a non-judgmental environment while addressing issues such as discrimination, marginalization, and systemic barriers in marriage. Her goal is to empower clients to break free from destructive patterns and build nurturing, resilient relationships.