Find therapists in Irving

Kennedy Musamali

Change is a significant source of stress in our lives. Major life changes, such as losing a loved one, moving, changing jobs, or starting a family, can lead to anxiety, loneliness, and feeling overwhelmed. Even positive transitions, like starting college, entering a new relationship, or getting married, can create stress and anxiety as we adjust to new roles and expectations. If you are experiencing stress, anxiety, or depression due to life changes or transitions, I can help.

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.

Jacqueline Hynes

I do my best work with folks at the intersection of queer and neurodivergent. I utilize lived experience as a late-diagnosed AuDHDer, and have had success working with self-diagnosed, formally diagnosed and/or late diagnosed Autistic people. I enjoy helping clients unpack and grow through their family of origin issues, those who have experienced oppression and trauma, and people who are deconstructing their faith or healing from abuse. I am gender affirming.

Live Consciously, PLLC

What is the difference in our approach? At Live Consciously, we strive to break the barriers of traditional therapy. We go beyond talk therapy, helping you heal not just your mind, but your body too. Trauma and stress don’t just live in your thoughts—they’re stored in your nervous system. That’s why our approach combines evidence-based therapy with body-centered healing, so you can experience real, lasting change.

Philip Valentinetti

You're reading this because you want to feel differently. Relationship challenges, unexpected events, and traumas from the past combine to drain your mental and emotional resources. You're stuck, overwhelmed, and know your current way of getting by isn't cutting it anymore. You're ready for a change. Together we will both explore the root of the problem and take actionable steps to help you to become who you want to be.

Dylan Inserra

I'm passionate about working with individuals experiencing anxiety, difficult life transitions, sex and sexuality related issues, the LGBT+ population, men’s issues, using EMDR to help process trauma, as well as people exploring non-monogamy and couples that want to improve or strengthen their relationship.

Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

Mayme L. Connors

My true passion lies in helping clients who feel that they don’t belong, who feel stuck or lonely in their current relationships, or who are struggling to create meaningful change in their lives. I use my advanced training, life experience, and multiple therapeutic techniques to help clients let go of shame, understand who they are in the context of where they’ve been, cultivate more fulfilling relationships, and to live authentically.

Rebecca Watts

I see individuals 7 years old and above, couples, and families. I see individuals of all faiths, backgrounds, and lifestyles. Everyone is welcome and safe.

Lauren Roth Certified Autism Specialist

I believe in Dr. Stephen Shore’s quote, “If you’ve met one person with autism, you’ve met one person with autism.” If you are looking for growth or emotional healing and have an Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis (ASD), or share attributes with ASD, I would love to help! I practice mindfulness-based cognitive behavioral therapy, ages 11 to 111. You can meet with me outdoors via walk and talk/outdoor seated therapy, or by traditional telehealth/in-office therapy.

Brian Sharp

I believe that all of us have a unique desire and ability to grow and develop, and I enjoy helping others in their growth journey. I'm practiced in a broad range of treatment techniques which I will tailor to your specific needs. Together, we will explore sources of problems and discover solutions to help you in your healing.

Nicole Obih

Nicole specializes in working with individuals navigating identity, including LGBTQ+ clients, those facing life transitions, and those healing from trauma. Her ideal clients seek self-acceptance, want to overcome internalized shame, and are ready to build self-esteem. Nicole also supports individuals managing relationship challenges and codependency. She provides a safe, affirming space to explore emotions, develop coping skills, and foster true personal growth.

Zach Budd

My ideal clients are queer and allied individuals navigating their sexuality, relationship dynamics (including ENM and CNM), or exploring their kinks. I provide a supportive, nonjudgmental space where clients can process experiences, set goals, and work toward authentic fulfillment. I specialize in helping those whose paths don’t align with societal norms, focusing on self-care, healthy boundaries, and meaningful connections.

Sarah Reidy

Many of my clients come in wanting to address anxiety and depression, but I have additional expertise in working with trauma, addiction, ADHD, and parenting. I also love working with nurses, physicians, therapists, and others in healthcare, as well as parents, college students, attorneys, and individuals in non monogamous relationships.

Brent Armour

If you are seeking relationship therapy to foster growth, change, and spontaneity, I can help. If you are an individual with questions about identity, self-esteem, and self-actualization, I can help. If you are a member of a queer or gender-diverse community, or are considering that you may be, and need a therapeutic relationship that is affirming and supportive, I can help. My approach emphasizes a safe and welcoming space where you can explore your feelings and experiences without judgment.

Jeremy Fusco

People looking for solutions & accepting of support. People wanting a fresh perspective & desire to increase self-reliance to live authentically with healthy coping strategies. People seeking personal growth & success in their healing journey. I blend counseling modalities depending on needs of the client with strengths-based approaches that aid in best outcomes. I focus services on building client resiliency and empowering them to be more capable and independent using coping skills.

Wendy Bates

She provides Individual, Couples and Group Psychotherapy to adults and adolescents. Dr. Bates is eager to apply her experience and compassion with clients as they begin to address issues that will help them improve their quality of life and attain a sense of fulfillment.

Brianne Rodgers

I work with individual adults struggling with attachment and intimacy, dating and relationships, meaning and purpose, perfectionism, anxiety, depression, or general existential dread. I especially enjoy working with the marginalized, misfits, outcasts, or anyone who feels like one.

Shyann Campana

My clients battle with a range of issues: identity, depression, anxiety, life transitions, communication, self-esteem, trauma, shame/guilt, personality. Clients describe me as a "direct" therapist, meaning, I am able to empathically tell them the truth or assist them in holding themselves accountable for what they are trying to change. A strong therapeutic relationship is the basis for treatment success; therefore, I strive to be my authentic self in forming therapeutic relationships.

Tori Shapiro

I specialize in working with individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, and personality disorders. I mainly utilize cognitive behavioral therapy, where we work on reshaping irrational thoughts and beliefs. However, I have a wide array of knowledge and experience in a multitude of other therapeutic orientations. I feel starting from the beginning of clients' stories, wherever that may be, is vital in capturing the whole picture, along with working on self-esteem.

Stephen Finstein

My clients are usually involved in court cases, e.g. sex offense or child abuse allegations (true or false allegations), child custody evaluations (social studies), family law cases, immigration cases, including need for domestic violence or extreme hardship evaluations or Adam Walsh evaluations. I also do a limited amount of treatment of sex offenders and others with mental health needs in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Our character is not defined by bad decisions made in our worst moments.