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Bill Nichols
Bill Nichols

MS, LPC, LMFT

Arlington, TX

ADHD, Adolescents, Adulting / College Students, Anger Management, Anxiety, Autism Spectrum, Blended Families, Christian Counseling, Depression, Foster Issues, Grief / Loss, Men’s Issues, Parenting, Relationship Issues, Special Needs Issues


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Alex Guevara
Alex Guevara

MA, LPC

Haslet, TX

Adultery, Abuse/Neglect, addictions, ADHD, Adolescents, Adulting / College Students, Anger Management, Anxiety, Attachment Issues, Autism Spectrum, Bipolar, Blended Families, Christian Counseling, Couples, Codependency, Conflict Resolution, Depression, Domestic Violence Issues, Families, Grief / Loss, Men’s Issues, Parenting, Premarital Counseling, PTSD, Relationship Issues, Singleness, Substance Use / Abuse, Suicidal Thoughts / Actions, Trauma


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Sarah Hissin
Sarah Hissin

LMSW

Arlington, TX

Abuse/Neglect, ADHD, Adolescents, Adulting / College Students, Anger Management, Anxiety, Attachment Issues, Couples, Conflict Resolution, Depression, Grief / Loss, LGBTQ+, Premarital Counseling, PTSD, Relationship Issues, Suicidal Thoughts / Actions


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Robin Whitehead
Robin Whitehead

MA, LPC

Arlington, TX

ADHD, Adolescents, Anger Management, Anxiety, Attachment Issues, Codependency, Depression, Grief / Loss, LGBTQ+, Men’s Issues, PTSD, Relationship Issues, Singleness, Suicidal Thoughts / Actions


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Elena Ellazar
Elena Ellazar

MS, LPC-Associate

Colleyville, TX

Anxiety, Depression, Families, Grief / Loss, LGBTQ+, Men’s Issues, Parenting, PTSD, Spiritual, Trauma, Women’s Issues


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Brian Kim
Brian Kim

MS, LPC-Associate

Colleyville, TX

Anger Management, Anxiety, Depression, LGBTQ+, Men’s Issues, PTSD, Trauma


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Anna Christie
Anna Christie

B.A, Practicum Student

Arlington, TX

Adolescents, Adulting / College Students, Anger Management, Anxiety, Depression, Families, Grief / Loss, Relationship Issues, Singleness, Spiritual, Women’s Issues


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Allison McNeil
Allison McNeil

M.Ed., LPCA, EMDR Trained

Haslet, TX

Adultery, Abuse/Neglect, addictions, ADHD, Adolescents, Adulting / College Students, Anger Management, Anxiety, Attachment Issues, Autism Spectrum, Blended Families, Christian Counseling, Couples, Codependency, Depression, Families, Grief / Loss, Parenting, Premarital Counseling, PTSD, Relationship Issues, Singleness, Spiritual, Trauma, Women’s Issues


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Elizabeth ‘Liz’ George
Elizabeth ‘Liz’ George

MS, LPC, EMDR Trained

Virtual Services

Abuse/Neglect, addictions, Adolescents, Adulting / College Students, Anger Management, Anxiety, Attachment Issues, Blended Families, Christian Counseling, Conflict Resolution, Depression, Families, Grief / Loss, Men’s Issues, Parenting, Pastoral Counseling, PTSD, Relationship Issues, Sex Addiction, Singleness, Spiritual, Substance Use / Abuse, Suicidal Thoughts / Actions, Trauma, Women’s Issues


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FAQ

What is an Associate?
An Associate is a provisionally licensed counselor that possesses at least a Master's degree in counseling or related field and has successfully passed the National Counselor Exam (NCE). An Associate must remain in supervision for the first 3,000 hours of their career prior to being able to work without supervision.
Is an Associate a student?

Is an Associate a student?

No. An Associate has completed all graduate work, including a 300 hour practicum, and possesses at least a Master’s degree in a counseling related field.

Is an Associate inexperienced?

Is an Associate inexperienced?

No. All of our Associates are somewhere within the 3,000 hours of supervised experience.

Why should you work with an Associate?
Associates cannot be paid by insurance, so they are not able to charge an insurance company for services provided. Therefore, associates tend to have lower "cash pay" rates than fully licensed therapists. Associates can provide therapy for issues many insurance companies will not cover, such as marital issues, relational concerns, adjustment and transition difficulties, grief/bereavement, and more. Moreover, when one is receiving services from an associate, he or she is getting the benefit of having two clinicians with different skill sets and expertise, because associates are required to meet at least 4 hours per month with their supervisor. While these meetings vary in content from week to week, the primary purpose is to conceptualize cases, review interventions and techniques, collaborate on treatment options and much more. In short, receiving treatment from an Associate entails the benefit of not just that person's knowledge, experience, and expertise, but also that of the associate's supervisor!