Find a therapist, counselor or psychologist in Arlington, TX

"You see what living in today's world requires. What used to work doesn't make sense anymore, but the demands of change and maintaining life and family don't let up."

Alexia Antoine is a Licensed Professional CounseIor with 10 years of experience. Alexia empowers clients by asking questions, guiding them in goal-defining, and helping them through the problem loop to a solution. Alexia treats anxiety, ADHD, bipolar, borderline personality disorder, career issues, depression, divorce, infidelity, trauma, multicultural issues, racial identity, stress-related issues, and women’s issues. Being trained in EMDR, she shows you your brain's ability to heal from trauma. Her training coupled with her mental health history and being the daughter of an immigrant allows her to help you navigate your concerns.

Alexia completed her Master of Arts in Counseling at Dallas Baptist University. Alexia uses cognitive behavioral therapy, rational emotive behavior therapy, solution-focused therapy, positive psychology, EMDR, faith-based therapy, Christian counseling, cognitive reprocessing, emotionally-focused therapy, mindfulness-based therapy, and multicultural therapy.

Whether it be adjusting to the current life stage, learning self-love/soul care, or handling career demands, your process looks different from the next person. Together, you and Alexia will develop some actionable steps to help you gauge where you are in your wants and get you to where you want to be. Schedule your appointment to begin.

"As a veteran counselor with over three decades of experience, it has been my privilege to travel with many as they navigate dark periods of their lives."

Will Kantz is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who has over 36 years of experience working with clients who present anxiety, depression, relationship problems, trauma, and compulsive sexual behavioral issues. He can also integrate interpersonal dynamics unique to people of the Christian faith.

Upon completing his Master's degree in Marriage and Family Counseling at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1988, Will began his professional career providing individual and group therapy in psychiatric hospitals. After several years of working in hospitals, he started a private counseling firm providing therapeutic services to the DFW area. This practice thrived until 2020 when life changes (care of his aging parent/marriage of his daughter) and covid compliance brought his counseling business to a close. Now after two years of semi-retirement he has chosen to team with Thriveworks to continue his practice.

The foundation of Will's practice is in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with many of the principles of solutions-focused-brief-therapy to help his client organize their wellness strategy. Many obstacles complicate successful living. Will would like to bring his breadth of experience and compassion to help you adapt and succeed. If you are ready to do the work with his help, schedule an appointment today.

"I understand you may be facing an overwhelming challenge and that you may feel alone. I will work alongside you toward help and healing."

Paula St. John is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 20 years of experience working with women, children, and families. Her extensive background is in foster care, adoption, and international institutions. She specializes in anxiety, depression, behavioral concerns, and trauma recovery. Her career has included executive leadership, parent education, and coaching. She has a special interest in women’s issues and child behavioral health.

Paula has a Master's in Social Work from the University of Texas in Arlington. She utilizes trust-based relational intervention, cognitive behavioral therapy, parent-child attachment therapy, and dialectical therapies. Paula is a public speaker and educates on adoption, child development, and parenting for organizations and ministries nationwide.

Paula St. John is gifted in working with individuals facing challenges associated with anxiety and depression. She desires to meet her clients where they are and quickly build rapport to create a safe space. Paula encourages you to reach out and begin your journey to healing.

"I look forward to working with you to address current challenges, recover from trauma or loss, and/or change behaviors to improve your quality of life so you can feel better. My approach is warm, straightforward, and strengths-based. I believe fervently that all people have infinite value and worth, but sometimes, we come to believe lies of worthlessness or inadequacy. A key to recovery is to reclaim a positive sense of self through an encouraging and honest relationship with a knowledgeable therapist. Let's get started!"

Shelly is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has treated adults, adolescents, and families for mood disorders and addictions in DFW for 25 years. The first thing clients notice is her incredible energy and passion for others. In her former life, she held a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre and acted and directed professionally. Shelly is skilled in putting herself in the skin of others and understanding the purpose of their behaviors. As a therapist, understanding people in the context of what they have experienced leads to effective change plans communicated in a compassionate, creative, and engaging manner.

Shelly shows up authentically, spontaneously, and ready to help you feel better. Skilled in assessment, she quickly recognizes patterns and knows an array of effective interventions. Perhaps more important than the change plan developed with the client is the openness and acceptance she brings into the room as she listens to your feelings and concerns.

Life is hard. Let's hold hands crossing the street. We are here together so we can help each other, right? Shelly is open about having recovered from many challenges and enjoys "paying it forward" and supporting others as they choose to do the work of recovery. If something hurts, reach out. You will be glad you did.

"As a counselor, I love to help clients understand more about themselves."

Cynthia Dominguez is a Licensed Professional Counselor with 3 years of experience helping children, teens, and adults manage a variety of issues and concerns including depression, anxiety, grief, family conflict, life transitions, anger, racial and sexual identity, and abuse. Cynthia understands that there can be many reasons a person needs support and assists individuals in uncovering the best solutions to their unique challenges. She empowers clients to use and build upon their strengths to develop the best and healthiest toolkit of skills possible.

Cynthia received her Master of Science in Clinical Counseling from Bellevue University. While she tailors care to each client, she uses approaches including cognitive behavioral therapy, emotionally focused therapy, positive psychology, and mindfulness-based techniques.

Life doesn’t always go as planned, and times of stress and emotional turbulence are inevitable. Cynthia values building a positive relationship with each client and helping them learn new ways of coping that can improve their lives. Nobody is perfect, but we all deserve to be happy.