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Aleesha

Washington

MEd, LPC

TREATMENT SPECIALTIES

Trauma & PTSD

Stress

Thinking & Cognitive Disorders

Impulse Disorders

Weight Loss

Self-esteem

Racial Identity

Christian Counseling

Religion & Spirituality

I want to harness the strength in people to support their paths to healing. Therapy isn’t to “fix” broken people but to dismantle and reconfigure the learned behavior that comes from the life we have experienced. The different events and people we’ve brushed against in life make our stories unique, and I utilize a narrative therapy approach that allows my clients to explore their adaptations to life and venture into new places their stories can take them. The moment we regain power over the “pen” of our own story, our life can be written on our terms and continue forward in triumph.

 

With my life experience and training, I aspire to create a jovial and warm space to facilitate dialogue and honest reflection, illuminate behavioral patterns, reconstruct narratives, and create opportunities for connection and identification. Humanity comes first; whether you’re a man, woman, or non-binary, you’re a person first and will be treated respectfully. Via person-centered, solution-focused, strength-based, faith-centric, and culturally competent care, I hope to deliver interventions and tools to help you navigate both your pains and your passions.


LICENSE, EDUCATION, and EXPERIENCE

 

I am a native Houstonian and a Licensed Professional Counselor (#83685) with a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lamar University and a Bachelor’s degree in Cultural Anthropology and African American Studies. I’m currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Marriage and Family Therapy to deepen my knowledge and expertise in treating couples, and my formal training involves Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Complex Trauma Treatment, and Exposure Based Anxiety Treatment. My experience rests in providing individual, couple, family, and group counseling for the treatment of mood disorders, life transitions, cultural and societal challenges, and Christian care.

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