Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy & Counseling
Sulcata Psychiatry provides psychotherapy and counseling care located in the Houston, TX area. We have multiple therapists who specialize in many therapeutic approaches for children, adolescents, and adults. We also offer group therapy for a varying range of diagnoses.
Amanda Rogers, LCSW provides individual and family therapy. She is certified and experienced in multiple therapy modalities, but in particularly enjoys utilizing Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) approaches. Amanda has over a decade of experience specializing in anxiety, autism spectrum disorders, depression, bipolar disorders, trauma, grief and loss, and women's mental health.
Ashley Silver, LCSW provides individual, couples therapy, and family therapy. She is skilled in CBT, PCT, and Solutions Focused techniques, among others. She is also working towards her EMDR certification to further assist her patients with anxiety and trauma.
Erin Dennis, LPC-A provides individual and family therapy for children, adolescents, and young adults starting around age 6, and is under the supervision of Robert Ferow (LIC 62346). Erin has extensive experience with treating ADHD, Autism, childhood anxiety and depression, and supporting parents navigating these issues with their children.
If you feel you or your child are in need of therapy, call the office today schedule an appointment. Teletherapy visits are also available.
About Psychotherapy
What is Psychotherapy?
Psychotherapy, also referred to as talk therapy or counseling, involves building a therapeutic relationship with your therapist to explore your life and any difficulties you are experiencing, identifying areas for possible change or growth, and implementing new behaviors or beliefs to bring about relief and improvement. There are many types of psychotherapy, but at Sulcata Psychiatry we focus on several evidence based practices that have been shown to evoke physical changes in brain chemistry and structure associated with improved symptom control. Psychotherapy can be utilized for virtually any diagnosis, although some diagnoses are known to respond best to specific therapy interventions. For example, EMDR is extremely helpful for processing trauma and extremely physical anxiety symptoms, while CBT has been shown to be extremely helpful for anxiety, depressive disorders, or low self esteem. DBT skills are helpful for personality disorders, and group therapy can be helpful for processing difficult life events or transitions. The therapists at Sulcata Psychiatry are skilled at evaluating and selecting the appropriate therapy modality or combination of techniques that align with your treatment goals. We believe in the healing power of a safe and therapeutic relationship.
Whether you are a current patient or prospective patient, contact Sulcata Psychiatry today to learn about our therapy services and start your healing journey now.
What is EMDR?
EMDR is short for Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing therapy. We recommend anyone interested in EMDR watch this short video describing the process HERE and read more about it on the American Psychiatry Association website HERE.
EMDR is a very structured therapy that has excellent results in treating and processing trauma. It can also be used for intense anxiety, fear, and emotional distress. It involves focusing on a memory while simultaneously using physical stimulation to reduce the level of distress associated with the thought or memory. EMDR therapy requires regular therapy sessions that generally occur once a week. Amanda Rogers, LCSW is trained and certified in EMDR therapy, and we would be happy to set up an evaluation to assess if you are an appropriate candidate for EMDR.
Group Therapy
Sulcata Psychiatry offers a rotating option of group therapies led by our licensed mental health providers. Therapy groups generally meet weekly for 1.5 hours over the course of 8 weeks. Scroll through the gallery below or call the office directly to learn about and register for one of our current group therapy offerings.
