Welcome to Texas LPC Supervision with Mary Dainty, M.A., LPC-S
Hello and welcome to my practice. Hopefully this page will give you a better understanding about the field of Counseling and how it can potentially help you. My goal is to help you see things in a new way and challenge you
to become a better person. My practice has several residency counselors, known as LPC Interns, to choose from. See the "meet the team" page to browse each counselor's personal profile.
Through Solution Focused Therapy, EMDR, and CBT we plan the road to healing. The first session is an information gathering session, which includes history taking and treatment planning. Each session afterwards will be determined based on presenting issues and progress.
Keep in mind there are no guarantees regarding outcomes with any type of treatment. Along the way should your progress become stalled, or either you or I feel counseling is not progressing, then it may be necessary to seek alternate type(s) of treatment. If this is the case, with your permission, I will assist with referrals.
Change can be difficult. If it was easy none of us would seek help. Change forces us to think, act, speak, and make decisions in ways that may seem complicated to us. As with any lifestyle change it is important to treat the mind, body, and soul in order to optimize your healing. With practice and determination eventually the change will replace our old behaviors and begin to feel natural.
Are you ready?
to become a better person. My practice has several residency counselors, known as LPC Interns, to choose from. See the "meet the team" page to browse each counselor's personal profile.
Through Solution Focused Therapy, EMDR, and CBT we plan the road to healing. The first session is an information gathering session, which includes history taking and treatment planning. Each session afterwards will be determined based on presenting issues and progress.
Keep in mind there are no guarantees regarding outcomes with any type of treatment. Along the way should your progress become stalled, or either you or I feel counseling is not progressing, then it may be necessary to seek alternate type(s) of treatment. If this is the case, with your permission, I will assist with referrals.
Change can be difficult. If it was easy none of us would seek help. Change forces us to think, act, speak, and make decisions in ways that may seem complicated to us. As with any lifestyle change it is important to treat the mind, body, and soul in order to optimize your healing. With practice and determination eventually the change will replace our old behaviors and begin to feel natural.
Are you ready?