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Ashley

King

PhD, LPC, LMFT

TREATMENT SPECIALTIES

Communication Issues

Peer Relationships

School Issues

Self-esteem

Anxiety

Anger Management

Couples Counseling

Family Dysfunction

Children of Divorce

Do you find yourself at a crossroads in life? Are you seeking to move from being "stuck" to "unstuck"? Are you looking for additional perspectives on your issues and concerns?

 

Difficult seasons in our lives can be expected, and sometimes our old ways of coping or adapting do not meet the needs of our season. I enjoy working with clients, their families, and support systems in exercising autonomy to choose what is best for them. I believe you can adapt to meet the needs of your season without losing the essence of what makes you, you. I view all my clients through a systemic lens, highlighting the importance of context in understanding your concerns, major forces of influence, and formulating therapeutic goals. My theoretical approach is eclectic and includes family systems theory, narrative therapy, relational cultural therapy, person-centered counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, and structural family therapy. No matter how long or short therapy may be for you, I would be honored to share in your counseling journey.​

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LICENSE, EDUCATION, and EXPERIENCE


I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (#82122) and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (#203719) in the state of Texas. My education includes a BA in Psychology from Baylor University, an MA in Counseling with a Concentration in Marriage, Couples, and Family Counseling from Sam Houston State University, and a PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision from The University of Texas at San Antonio. I have experience providing counseling services in a variety of mental health settings, including a residential treatment facility, an inpatient-outpatient hospital, pregnancy centers, and university counseling centers.​

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What will my first therapy session be like?

After looking over your paperwork and informing you about confidentiality, you and your counselor will discuss your concerns, symptoms, personal history, and treatment goals. Your counselor will decide if they are the best clinician to meet your needs, and you will decide if your counselor is a comfortable fit.

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If not now, when?

Do something today your future self will thank you for

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