Find therapists in Cedar Park

Kim Zimmerman

Individuals I work with typically want relief from: 1) Overwhelming feelings of insecurity, shame, or anger 2) Anxiety, over-analyzing, or irritability 3) Life stress related to being a high-achieving working professional or student 4) Relationship, marital, or family difficulties 5) Difficulties processing grief, loss, existential concerns, or traumatic memories 6) Women’s wellness, particularly related to peri- and post-partum mental health 7) Chronic illness, pain, or sleep disturbances.

Caitlin Lyons

My clients are motivated people looking to make changes or make sense in their lives. I specialize in working with educators, those who are part of the LGBTQIA+ community, those exploring their gender identity, and people going through life changes.

Jefrey Page

Primarily working with adults, I specialize in working with individuals who may have had difficult childhoods and are wondering how their past experiences may be contributing to their current struggles, conflicts, indecision, stagnation or chaos. I’m passionate about helping people with histories of trauma untangle and understand their patterns and move toward their goals.

Krista Britton

I firmly believe that every one of us is born with inherent worth, strengths, and gifts. Sometimes what happens to us on life’s journey interferes with our ability to see those. Sometimes our self-worth seems elusive or lacking altogether. I have a passion for helping clients reclaim that self-worth and capitalize on those valuable strengths and gifts. Whether you have been struggling with addictions, compulsive behaviors, codependency, anxiety, depression, or more, I would be honored to help.

Natalia Amari

I have a particular passion for working with survivors of childhood abuse, domestic, and sexual violence. I am also well versed in and absolutely love working with the LGBTQIA, BIPOC, and Kink/Poly communities. What I love about working with survivors is fiercely holding hope while delicately encouraging the sparks of change at a time that can be so dark.

Stephanie Joos

As a busy adult, navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, low self-worth, disconnection, shame, guilt, or a lack of purpose can feel overwhelming and isolating. You know you want change but aren’t sure how to make it happen. Therapy begins by meeting you where you are, providing a safe and supportive space to be heard, and working together to uncover what’s keeping you stuck. Through our work, we’ll identify your unique healing needs and create a path forward. Let's connect.

Mary B. Mattis

Individuals, couples and polyamorous people 18 years of age or over. I enjoy working with people who are invested in change and personal growth. I believe therapy can benefit almost anybody who is open to it, or even just wants to check it out. I work particularly with non-binary identified persons or people going through, or considering going through, gender transition. Family/friend/associate issues, education and establishing security. For people questioning, I do not recruit.

Barbara Salazar

I know that reaching out for support isn’t always easy, so you should definitely give yourself a pat on the back for making it this far! I believe that our therapeutic relationship will be a collaborative therapeutic partnership, where we work together as a team. My goal is to provide you with the skills and techniques you need to enhance your quality of life and help you achieve your long-term aspirations. I want to reassure you that you are not alone—I am here to support you and cheer you on!

Shelly Hogan

Everyone’s pathway through life is uniquely their own, and I believe you are the expert on your own life. I believe your personal worldview and lived reality are absolutely integral to the therapeutic process. I work with couples and individuals both in-person and via telehealth. I embrace inclusivity of gender expression, sexual orientation, and alternative lifestyles, and am both sex positive and body affirming in my beliefs and approach.

Kelly Edwards

Are you feeling stuck in your personal life or in your relationship? Have unhealthy patterns caused you pain and insecurity? If the answer is yes to either of these questions, I can help. I help clients move from shame and insecurity towards authenticity and a life that feels fulfilling.

Beth Birdwell

My clients all have different backgrounds and goals but they found me because they wanted a therapist who would challenge them. Areas of interest and experience for me include, but are not limited to: EMDR, trauma, abuse, attachment, grief (particularly after suicide loss), addiction, depression, anxiety, and spiritual growth.