Helen Williamson Elliott, a Licensed Professional Counselor with a master's degree, is passionate about helping individuals navigate their emotional struggles. Inspired by her own challenges with family codependency, she understands that there is hope and healing available. Through a diverse array of therapeutic methods including cognitive behavioral, solution-focused, and family systems therapies, she skillfully guides clients in uncovering and overcoming barriers that hold them back. Helen is dedicated to offering compassionate and confidential listening, empowering clients to break free from limiting beliefs and embrace their potential. She enjoys working with clients of all ages—from preteens to elders—and is particularly attentive to the unique needs of children and teens. Her expertise extends to addressing parenting challenges, weight issues, and the processing of traumatic experiences, including sexual, physical, and emotional abuse. As a former Montessori Elementary school teacher and a proud mother of three, Helen brings valuable insight and warmth to her practice. Additionally, her passion for Taekwondo, ignited by her experiences at age 18, reflects her belief in resilience and strength. With the companionship of her therapy dog, Helen fosters an inviting atmosphere, ensuring that each client feels valued and equipped for a brighter future.

Fort Worth Counseling and Intervention recognizes that individuals often find themselves trapped in unhealthy cycles, feeling lost and uncertain about the way forward. Many people desire to break free from these cycles, yet they struggle to find motivation after numerous failed attempts. This can lead to feelings of depression, anxiety, alcohol dependency, relationship challenges, and confusion regarding life's direction and purpose. Additionally, past traumas that have not been addressed can exacerbate these unhealthy patterns. Fort is dedicated to assisting those who are ready to get unstuck, understanding that the path to healing is often paved with small, manageable steps. Real change emerges when individuals take one step at a time, rather than trying to tackle everything at once. With a deep understanding of how trauma shapes one’s experience in the world, Fort aims to guide clients through the process of addressing their trauma, promoting healing, and creating a transformative path to a more fulfilling life. For those prepared to take meaningful strides toward healing and personal wholeness, Fort Worth Counseling and Intervention offers a supportive environment to embark on this journey together.

Shatoya Young is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor committed to empowering her clients to navigate life's challenges. With a compassionate approach, she offers guidance through the therapeutic process, recognizing that each individual holds the key to their own journey. Shatoya's passion lies in assisting children, adolescents, individuals, couples, and families in achieving their goals, particularly in addressing issues related to depression, anxiety, and interpersonal difficulties. As a skilled TBRI (Trust-Based and Relational) Practitioner, she creates a supportive and nurturing environment that fosters healing and growth. Shatoya is determined to help her clients find their pathways toward mental wellness with strength and understanding.

Jenn Zatopek is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate their anxiety, trauma, and codependency issues. She understands that the burdens of guilt and pain can feel overwhelming, hindering one's ability to connect deeply with others. Jenn provides a tranquil and safe space for her clients where they can learn to set healthy boundaries, cultivate self-love, and regain the confidence needed to confront their fears. With a trauma-informed approach and a variety of modalities including EMDR, mindfulness-based techniques, and compassion-focused therapy, she guides individuals on a transformative journey towards healing. Having experienced complex trauma herself, Jenn empathizes with her clients and honors the courage it takes to seek help. Her method is not centered around mere symptom management; instead, she believes in fostering profound healing from within, empowering clients to reclaim control over their lives. Jenn is eager to support individuals in their healing journey, helping them uncover the roots of their pain and move forward with a renewed sense of hope and self-worth.

Darla Avery is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor with over 23 years of experience in guiding adults through their mental health challenges. At All About Wellness Counseling, clients often arrive feeling overwhelmed and confused, seeking clarity and a brighter future. Darla creates a non-judgmental space filled with open-mindedness and solution-oriented therapy, where she collaborates with clients to clarify their goals and achieve the results they desire. Her expertise encompasses addressing issues related to anxiety, depression, trauma, anger, loss, and behavioral concerns. Utilizing a variety of effective treatment modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), Trauma Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Darla empowers her clients to embark on their journey toward a life of contentment and peace of mind. Change is possible, and by taking actionable steps with Darla’s support, clients can discover the answers that lie within. Everyone deserves to experience happiness, and Darla is here to foster the transformation that leads to a positive reality.

Laura Butler is a compassionate marriage & family therapist associate who understands that many individuals face overwhelming emotions and complex challenges. For those who feel as though they are drowning in their thoughts or are seeking change to fulfill their potential, Laura is dedicated to guiding them on their journey. She believes that true healing comes from confronting the issues that trouble us, and her mission is to empower clients to become their best selves. Acknowledging that asking for help can be daunting, she brings warmth and encouragement from the moment someone engages with her services. In her practice, Laura provides a nonjudgmental and safe environment where clients can openly express themselves and work through their concerns. With a focus on holistic treatment, she remains culturally sensitive, ensuring that every individual is honored in their uniqueness. Through her support, clients are encouraged to embrace their true selves, fostering empowerment and personal growth.

Kristin Carlson is a dedicated and compassionate Psychologist with a PhD, licensed professional counselor (LPC), and marriage and family therapist (LMFT). Graduating in 2012 from Alliant International University, she specializes in supporting adults and elders facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and infertility. Kristin’s therapeutic approach is rooted in mindfulness-based strategies and she employs a range of modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), and integrative techniques to address the unique needs of each individual client. With an understanding that everyone’s journey is different, she collaborates closely with her clients to tailor therapy to their needs, ensuring a personalized and effective therapeutic experience. Kristin believes that finding the right therapist is pivotal to the healing process, and she strives to create a space where clients feel comfortable and valued as they navigate their paths towards growth and well-being.

Adam Turner, LCSW, is a compassionate and culturally sensitive therapist who specializes in helping teens, adults, and elders navigate through life's challenges. He frequently works with clients grappling with relationship issues, parenting difficulties, blended family dynamics, anger, anxiety, and depression. Adam understands that many individuals find themselves struggling to enjoy life and seek meaningful changes amidst pain and hardship. Notably, approximately half of his clients appreciate his ability to incorporate a Christian or Biblical perspective into their therapy. Adam's approach to individual therapy is pragmatic, focusing on clients' thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to cultivate new ways of thinking that enhance daily experiences. As a proponent of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, he tailors his methods to suit individual needs, providing a safe and welcoming environment for clients to explore difficult issues and emotions. Life can be challenging, and Adam believes that everyone can benefit from support at various times. He is recognized for his relatable demeanor, making it easy for clients to engage in open discussions about their struggles.

Kellie Mclarty is a Licensed Professional Counselor (MEd, LPC, LCDC) who specializes in supporting adolescents and adults facing Mood Disorders, Spectrum Disorders, Addiction, Eating Disorders, Grief, Stress Management, Conflict Resolution, and Relationship Building. Utilizing a blend of techniques from Positive Psychology, Solution-based Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, she brings a wealth of experience from working in private, school, and residential treatment settings. Beyond her counseling work, Kellie is also a fitness and wellness instructor, as well as a mindfulness educator and coach, dedicated to individuals pursuing a healthier lifestyle through movement, yoga, and mindfulness practices. She focuses on the present while helping her clients explore available resources for managing and overcoming adversity, empowering them to approach each day as their 'Best Self'. By emphasizing self-belief systems, emotional resiliency, and individual motivation, Kellie tailors various methods to develop skills that enhance personal power, self-love, and comfort within relationships. Building authentic rapport with young clients, she employs mindfulness practices, relaxation techniques, creative methods for sustaining happiness, and personalized support in discovering preferred ways to move. Kellie's unique specialties shine through in her compassionate approach to therapy and well-being.

Rita Bingham, an LPC intern under the supervision of Shannon Wolf, PhD, LPC-S, is dedicated to providing tele-counseling services for both adult and adolescent clients. She specializes in helping individuals develop effective coping skills and tools to address anxiety, fear, and depression, fostering a sense of hope and healing. With a rich background in counseling that spans individuals, couples, and group facilitation, Rita approaches each client with a Christ-centered, Biblically-based belief system. She recognizes the uniqueness of each individual and prioritizes establishing a collaborative relationship, tailored to explore their specific needs and goals.

Frank Cheek is a licensed professional counselor who deeply understands that emotional problems, conflicts, and insecurities often stem from our thoughts. He believes these thoughts generate feelings that drive specific actions or behaviors. For instance, when someone perceives themselves as 'not good enough,' they may experience sadness and tend to withdraw from social interactions. In his practice, Frank focuses on dissecting these thoughts, encouraging clients to challenge the evidence supporting their beliefs and exploring the connections between mindset and behavior. He has dedicated his career to counseling since 2000, helping individuals, families, and couples navigate their emotional journeys. In a session with Frank, clients can expect a space to share their stories, experience laughter when appropriate, and also embrace moments of sadness. He doesn't dictate what clients should do; instead, he guides them with thought-provoking questions, inviting them to discover new perspectives on old challenges. An advocate for grace rather than perfection, Frank recognizes that perfection is unattainable and strives to create a judgment-free environment where imperfection is embraced. His approach is grounded in the belief that emotional healing can be an incredible experience.

Ricardo Contreras is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) dedicated to supporting teens and adults who have faced trauma. He understands that the impact of trauma reaches far beyond physical wounds—transforming survivors into individuals who see the world through a unique lens. Ricardo recognizes that those who have experienced trauma often navigate their lives guided by intense emotions, which can lead to misinterpretations of logic. His practice is geared towards imaginative and creative individuals who are prepared to confront their past. He seeks to explore their worlds, helping them discover healthier perspectives and integrate their various identities. Through a range of therapeutic modalities—including mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, expressive arts, and trauma-focused approaches—Ricardo guides clients through their memories, encouraging them to confront fears and examine the thought patterns that may have once served a protective role but are now hindering their growth. Though the shadows of the past may linger, Ricardo believes in the resilience of his clients and works collaboratively to help them separate their past experiences from their present and future. Together, they can chart a course towards healing and renewed strength.

Mary Bennett is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor based in the DFW area, passionate about supporting a diverse range of clients, including adolescents, families, couples, and adults. She employs an array of therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), integrating mindfulness and radical acceptance to tailor her approach to meet the unique needs of each individual. By adopting a person-centered philosophy, Mary is committed to guiding her clients from their current situations toward their desired goals without judgment or pressure. After earning her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of North Texas, she provided valuable care as a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor Intern for individuals grappling with addiction. Mary further established and directed an Intensive Outpatient Program in a hospital before transitioning to private practice. Originally from Mississippi, she now thrives in Fort Worth, Texas, where she enjoys family life with her husband and young daughter. Outside of her practice, Mary delights in savoring the local cuisine, particularly Mexican food, expanding her shoe collection, and rediscovering the world through her daughter's eyes.