Find therapists in Argyle

Megan Kopp

Feeling lost in life amidst the challenges of uncertain times in the world? Do you feel anxious, depressed, or disconnected with others? Would you like someone to talk to in a safe space where you can be yourself? If so, I’m here to help. I will provide a safe, empathetic environment to help you find direction, balance, and connection in life again. My goal is to provide the therapeutic tools to lead you on the path to your best life.

Rocky Bonsal

I've worked with people from many walks of life. I have worked with and welcome artists, creative thinkers, those on the autism spectrum, LGBTQIA+ folks, as well as those who practice polyamory. I enjoy working with those who struggle to live as their authentic selves, helping to find the path to living your truth. Without authenticity, we can struggle fitting into boxes and shapes that just don't fit. Can I help you be more you?

Aine Aldrich

You may feel adrift without a map or as though other people have a secret owner’s manual that you didn’t get. You may also feel as though you have a mask you put on for the world but beneath it you aren’t sure who you really are. Together, we will create a space where you can explore and grow into your authentic self. Areas of exploration may include gender identity, neurodivergence (including ADHD, autism, and persistent mental illness), and/or processing trauma among other topics.

Nana Roest-Gyimah

Areas of work: Grief/Loss, Anxiety, Depression, Career Counseling, Multi-cultural experiences, Boundaries, Relationship Issues, Suicidal Ideation, Financial stress & wellness, Life transitions, Systemic injustices, parenthood, postpartum, couples work, and more.

Yi Zhou

My clients and I work together to navigate through mental health challenges and transitions in life. I specialize in working with people with gender dysphoria and those in the process of transition. Furthermore, I help my clients navigate issues related to racial identity and minority experiences. I work with various relationship types and forms, non-monogamy included.

Alexandra Mejia

Our clients are motivated to change their behaviors and circumstances and work hard to create progress through practice of new skills. We work with single-event and complex trauma, dissociation, and personality/interpersonal difficulties as well as more general mental health conditions. Our clients are usually between the ages of 18 and 50 but some clinicans work with younger and older clients. We are LGBTQ+ friendly, multi-culturally aware, and sex positive.

Lina Han

My clients are adults 18 years and older. They seek a compassionate sanctuary—a safe space where they can delve into their inner experiences, unlearn patterns that no longer serve them, and cultivate healthy, adaptive coping strategies. In this supportive environment, their feelings and experiences are deeply validated, yet they are gently encouraged to venture beyond familiar boundaries in order to foster meaningful growth and transformation.

Emily Wood

You’re there when everyone else needs you but feel stuck and anxious when it comes to doing things for yourself. Your cup is often empty and you know what will help but the guilt and fear of disappointing others gets in the way. You know your needs should matter but you have a hard time believing it. When you do finally get the time, you’re often not sure how to spend it with yourself so you stay busy. You’re tired, ready to finally invest time in yourself and make a change.

Beth Thomas

Are you a new mom, dad, or partner, struggling with anxiety/depression or scary thoughts? Perhaps you have just been given a new diagnosis and are struggling to come to terms with it? Or maybe you are a caregiver or the loved one who is sick or dying. My clients are looking for a deeply compassionate person to help them learn new ways to cope with life's big curveballs.