Find a therapist, counselor or psychologist in Austin, TX (North Crossing)

Paul DeLew is a Licensed Professional Counselor and graduated from National Louis University in Chicago. He has experience in treating a wide range of mental Illnesses, including panic disorder, generalized anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, substance abuse, addiction, trauma, and sexual abuse. He treats adolescents, young adults, and adults, creating a specialized treatment to best help each client.  

Paul utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), psychodynamic therapy, solution-based therapy as well as other treatment modalities. He is successful at quickly building rapport in order to create a trusting, safe environment, and he provides a nonjudgemental attitude where clients feel free to express themselves. He understands that each person is a unique individual and will guide you through your specialized treatment to help you live your best self.

"I am a married mother of three children who are 20, 11 and 9 years old. I enjoy reading and have been a member of a book club for 11 years. Book club is an integral part of my self-care and love discussing the monthly book as well as life's ups and downs. I also love watching my children play sports. As a family-oriented working mother and wife, I understand the unique and intricate family dynamics of raising a family and balancing work along with individual interests and would love to work with you along your growth and exploration of the intricacies of family/life balance."

Irma Lizette Anguiano is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Texas. She goes by her middle name, Lizette. Lizette has been in the mental health field for 15 years and has worked in a variety of settings. She specializes in helping clients with depression, anxiety, parenting issues, work-related stress, and motivation/confidence. She is passionate about helping her clients during difficult times and when facing transitions in life.

Lizette completed her Master of Mental Health Counseling at Webster University's remote campus located at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas. She went on to complete her training as a Licensed Professional Counselor and is licensed to practice in the state of Texas. She has worked in various settings and with a variety of populations. Her experience spans 14 years and has worked with children and families, parole and probation, as well as in an inpatient psychiatric hospital. Lizette understands the array of ways in which mental help affects families and individuals. She utilizes an eclectic approach to therapy depending on each client's needs. Her approach when working with clients is leading with empathy and understanding.

The therapeutic journey is a process that can take time. Lizette embarks on this journey alongside her clients to work together at their own pace. Her goal is to provide each client with a safe space where they can discuss concerns and issues in a judgment-free environment. She hopes to help her clients find strategies to better cope with the demands of life and increase their confidence in their ability to evolve and gain a greater perspective on the struggles they are facing.

Kris Fredericksen is licensed clinical social worker and native Texan. She earned her bachelor’s degree at Texas A&M in psychology and her Masters of Science of Social Work at The University of Texas in Austin. She has extensive experience teaching parents effective discipline methods that builds and repairs relationships with their children. She is sensitive to sexual orientation, culture, race, ethnicity, religious or spiritual affiliation, and has specialized training supporting the LGBTQ, transgendered and gender variant communities. She partners with clients to find viable solutions within their existing framework, skills and abilities to improve their mental and emotional states and life circumstances.

Kris treats symptoms of depression, anxiety, poor self-esteem, ADHD, mood and affect disorders, psychosis, substance abuse, self-harm, family dysfunction, relationship issues, domestic violence, and feelings of helplessness and hopelessness. She uses a variety of techniques such as art therapy, games, role-play, music, projects, toys as well as spontaneous ideas brought in by clients and/or brainstormed in session.

Kris works with children (ages 5 to 17) and families, adults to age 65, and couples. She has been successful at building a trusting rapport and working relationship with most clients including teenagers who are skeptical of therapists and therapy.

Bring yourself as you are, for an assessment intent on addressing the issues most important to you. Kris will walk beside you through your struggles and challenges until you are ready to walk individually knowing you are capable and valuable.

Janet "Kaye" Love is a Licensed Professional Counselor who is experienced in working with youth, parents, and families as well as individual adults. Kaye has over 8 years of experience working with individuals with developmental and learning disabilities, including Intellectual Disability and Autism Spectrum Disorder, in Special Education and Vocational Rehabilitation. Her approach blends Solution Focused, Cognitive, Psychodynamic, Psycho-educational, and Mindfulness-based techniques, Play therapy is available for children ages six to ten. She is experienced in providing spiritually sensitive counseling to clients who identify with diverse belief systems including Buddhism, Christianity, Ethical Humanism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and Wicca.

Kaye is passionate about assisting individuals to explore and enhance their sense of meaning and purpose in life in a way that is sensitive to and respectful of their religious or non-religious understanding. She understands the challenges of developing an appreciation of a personal skill set that is unique, positive self-esteem, and creative workarounds for functional limitations, as well as the difficulties involved in navigating education, employment, healthcare, and community organizations designed for those with typicality.

Kaye is focused to help you alleviate distress by developing ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving that increase your experience of well-being. She focuses on potential solutions instead of problems, which helps you move toward your goals. Kaye will help you understand the dynamics of your situation and discover how your thoughts and beliefs affect your emotions and behaviors. You will learn to observe your thoughts, revise limiting conditioning, develop new ways of thinking that evoke more positive emotions, and become more able to resolve issues independently.

"Growing up in the African American community, I witnessed the stigma and reluctance surrounding mental health. I became a psychologist to reduce misunderstanding of what psychotherapy is, as this is often what keeps many people from getting the help they so desperately need."

Brandy Banks is a Licensed Psychologist with 6 years of experience in the mental health field. Brandy has worked with adolescents, adults, seniors, and the LGBTQ community to address issues including trauma, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and various personality disorders. She has spent time in private practice along with inpatient and forensic settings.

Brandy received her doctorate in Applied Clinical Psychology from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology in Los Angeles. Brandy utilizes behavioral approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, and mindfulness-based methods to give clients the skills to manage life’s challenges.

Life can be overwhelming and stressful, but you don’t have to navigate your struggles alone. Brandy strives to create a safe and welcoming environment. Please reach out today to discuss options for beginning your journey toward peace and healing.

"Your unique journey deserves care and understanding, and I’m here to offer the support and guidance needed to help you find clarity and balance."

Sarah McLaughlin is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over a decade of experience. She has a rich background in treating mental and behavioral health concerns, specializing in mood disorders, trauma-informed care, child development, behavior change, and human attachment. Sarah has collaborated with the State of Texas’ leading counselors, psychiatrists, and academics to deliver evidence-based care. Sarah works with children, teenagers, young adults, and working professionals who seek to process trauma, navigate emotional challenges, improve communication, problem-solve, and increase mental health literacy.

Sarah has a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Texas at Austin. She is committed to honoring the complexity of each client’s journey by providing value-based care that helps individuals explore emotions and improve their well-being. Sarah uses approaches including existential therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and psychoanalytic therapy.

Sarah understands that seeking support is a significant step and is dedicated to offering a compassionate, non-judgmental space. Whether you're navigating trauma, family dynamics, or stress, Sarah encourages you to reach out and begin your path to healing, clarity, and well-being.