Madi was born and raised in Mansfield, TX. She moved to the Fort Worth area after completing her undergraduate degree at the University of North Texas, where she majored in Integrative Studies with a concentration in psychology, kinesiology, and health/rehabilitation. She is currently pursuing a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy at Abilene Christian University Online. She looks forward to working with couples, families, and individuals.

She believes that our family of origin, life experiences, and environment inform who we are, our behaviors, and how we relate to others. She has worked in the behavioral health field for the last four years and currently trains new Qualified Mental Health Professionals to work with individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. Growing up she struggled with depression, anxiety, and disordered eating. As she got older and started studying psychology, she began to understand that her experiences and ability to empathize deeply with others weren’t a weakness but could be used to help people. She believes this is her purpose. She enjoys working with couples and relational clients to enact change in a system to improve its functioning and satisfaction in the relationship. Creating awareness and understanding of our experiences growing up can contribute to one’s ability to create change in current relationships. She is passionate about creating a safe space for individuals and couples to reflect, grow, and feel empowered to enact change to achieve their goals.

When she isn’t working, she enjoys family game nights, lounging with her dog, hiking and exercising, and listening to live music.

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Combining a reflective and empathetic nature with her dedication to helping clients of all backgrounds grow and thrive, Fort Worth therapist Peyton Fandrey specializes in working with teens and adults struggling with anxiety, burnout, depression, and life transitions, couples experiencing difficulties in their relationship, and women exploring their individuality, roles, and challenges. She incorporates mindfulness techniques into her therapeutic approach, as well as role playing for anxiety and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) for depression and PTSD.

As a military child, Peyton was able to live in many different states and countries, which nurtured her love of travel. Those experiences also made her sensitive to the uniqueness of people and their backgrounds and cultures, fostering her cultural competence and adaptability as a therapist.

Peyton became a therapist because she struggled with life transitions and anxiety from a young age, and saw firsthand how much therapy was able to help her grow and succeed. She also witnessed the benefits of therapy for her mother, who navigated trauma and long separations from family during her own career in the military.

Peyton is currently completing her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of North Texas at Dallas, and previously earned her Bachelor’s of Science in Biomedical Studies from Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville.

She is an avid book reader who loves being immersed in different worlds and stories and learning details about the characters she finds on the page. She enjoys traveling, especially being able to see new places, meet new people, and try new foods.

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Fort Worth bilingual therapist Felipe Flores specializes in helping adolescents and adults on their journey to complete self-acceptance. Whether it is working through issues relating to anxiety, depression, grief, or anger management, Felipe is eager to tackle any and all challenges with you. His therapeutic approach is a blend of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and gestalt therapy, but he is flexible to tailoring his approach to fit each client’s needs.

Felipe is a homegrown Texan, born and raised in North Richland Hills. He is currently completing his Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of North Texas at Dallas. He also earned his Bachelor’s in Sports Management, graduating summa cum laude from the University of North Texas, so he knows what it is like to transition careers and experience the struggles that come with it.

He loves watching movies and reading books in his free time. He enjoys making fun memories with his friends and family. He is a long-time fan of local Dallas sports teams and follows English-based soccer club Manchester United. He loves going to as many local games as he can and dreams of going to a World Cup game in 2026.

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Fort Worth therapist Scott Hinton helps adults, new couples, families, and those anxious and about to become families with an approach focused on building strong relationships. As a family man, he enjoys all things childbirth-related, and more specifically, supporting new dads.

Scott has not only studied this population, he has been around this block – 6 times! He knows firsthand how important it is for fathers to be better informed, more involved, and included in their partner’s pregnancy, delivery, and parenting. He has a knack for helping adults find a healthy balance between parenting, providing, and self-care, and can also sensitively assist mothers and couples with difficult pregnancy journeys or the pain of miscarriage should an unexpected loss occur.

As a former educator and current graduate-level student, Scott is also familiar with the stress and burnout that can happen when working in academia and school environments. He is currently completing his Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Texas Woman’s University at Denton, and previously earned a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Environmental and Development Economics at The Ohio State University-Columbus.

Scott is experienced, relatable and authentic. He creates a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore their most challenging experiences and learn new skills to navigate life. He brings an open, curious, and nonjudgmental perspective to his therapy practice, where he integrates mindfulness techniques and helps clients find meaning and purpose.

Scott enjoys balancing work and school by spending time with his large family. Games, movies, reading, and sports are all regular events he engages in with family. As an OSU grad, he is often watching the Buckeyes play on Saturdays in the fall. He is currently booking in-person and telehealth sessions for new couples, families, and adults at Lifeologie Counseling Fort Worth.

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After more than 10 years of working in a hospital setting, Stephen joined the hospital Crisis Intervention and Stress Management Team. Driven by his own experiences with Mental Health, Stephen found his passion for counseling and hopes to help people struggling with their own obstacles in life. Stephen focuses on an Existential Therapy style with the use of Cognitive Behavioral Techniques, but considers himself eclectic and is always learning new techniques to better help you. He strives to help other men process their emotions in healthy and productive ways. He also enjoys working with young adults from all walks of life and guiding them through their journey with mental wellbeing. He hopes to help others understand and cope with their personality disorders, grief, depression, and anxiety.

Originally from the Texas Panhandle, Stephen graduated from Texas Tech University in 2014 with a degree in History and Political Science. He received his Master’s of Art in Mental Health Counseling from West Texas A&M in the summer of 2022. When he’s not working, Stephen enjoys game nights with friends and family, spending time with his dogs Biscuit and Scout, and finding new trails to run. His friends know him as their friendly-neighborhood Personal Chef and Movie Critic – when you meet him, be ready to talk about recipes and Rotten Tomatoes!

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Dallas therapist Sydney Jones specializes in helping people navigate the career arc of high-pressure and demanding occupations, such as financial professionals, sales executives, health care professionals, attorneys, athletes, and elite performers who are trying to balance life, family, and career growth without burnout.

From start to finish, Sydney can help with anxiety, stress management, time and energy management, the pressure to succeed, and finding purpose. Sometimes this includes navigating or grieving a difficult shift following job change, divorce, injury, or the end of collegiate or professional performance. If these life transitions have caused an emotional or physical separation with your partner, she offers excellent guidance for couples. (To learn more about Sydney’s focus on time management vs energy management, read her blog on burnout!

With her teen clients, Sydney is the perfect mix of cool big sister, instructional coach and “tell you straight up” friend. She helps anxious and depressed teenagers find their own identity, like those lost within a highly successful family, or the athlete or high performer that must balance academics, athletics and self-care. Sydney helps teens experiencing all the “firsts” – like expressing how you feel to parents, time-management, grief, dating, and leaving home for college. Sydney can help you discover yourself while at college or working through the stress of finding and starting a career.

Sydney is from nearby Southlake, Texas. Following high school, she earned a BA in Psychology with a minor in Management from Siena College in New York. This good southern girl didn’t go north just for academics. She comes from a long line of formidable women and is a fierce competitor. Sydney was a four-year starter and captain for Siena’s NCAA Division I water polo team, while a four year Academic All-American.

Sydney is completing her MA degree in Clinical Mental Health at UNT-Dallas. In addition to being a full time student, Sydney bartends in a retirement community, providing delicious cocktails and a listening ear to the residents. At every available opportunity she teaches swim lessons, coaches water polo, and spends time with her long-distance boyfriend via FaceTimed noodle nights, movie debriefs, and Wall Street Journal crossword puzzle.

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Fort Worth therapist Miyoung “Mia” Lim brings warmth, compassion, and active listening to her work with adolescents, adults, couples, and families. She specializes in supporting couples in conflict, immigrant families, the elderly and their caregivers, and young adults navigating life transitions.

Mia is fluent in English and Korean. Her diverse background as a parent, immigrant, classically trained musician, and former finance professional informs her approach and gives her insight into helping clients navigate performance anxiety and high-pressure environments. She creates a safe, empathetic space where clients feel heard and supported on their path to healing and growth.

Mia offers personalized, solution-focused therapies, including mindfulness for anxiety, Internal Family Systems for families, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for depression, PREP and Prepare/Enrich for pre-marital counseling, and the Gottman Method for couples therapy.

Her academic background includes a Master of Music in Organ Performance from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and a Bachelor of Music in Organ Performance from California State University - Fullerton. She is currently completing her Master’s in Counseling at Dallas Theological Seminary.

A lover of classical music, Mia enjoys attending concerts, accompanying musicians, and playing the pipe organ. Her musical background enhances her ability to connect with emotion, expression, and presence in both her personal life and her work as a therapist. An avid hiker, she has found solace in nature while exploring sections of the Appalachian Trail in Northern Virginia and the Shenandoah Mountains. Now residing in Dallas, she looks forward to discovering local hiking trails and enjoying the natural beauty of Texas.

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Jim Ming, LPC-Associate, has a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Tarleton State University, a BS in Industrial Relations, and a Master’s of Human Resources & Labor Relations from Michigan State University. As a Licensed Professional Counselor - Associate, Jim is under the supervision of Chris Jones, Licensed Professional Counselor.

He has more than 25 years of experience helping people with difficult relationships and issues in business. Jim helps people find solutions for life’s challenges, including stress, depression, grief, anxiety, and many other concerns. Some of his focus areas include men’s issues, career issues, LGBTQ+ affirming counseling, LGBTQ aging and senior issues, and gender identity issues.

Jim works with clients to create an environment of warmth, openness, and empathy. His approach is humanistic, exploratory, and practical. He enjoys working together to explore emotions and key life experiences and uncover and challenge thoughts, actions, or beliefs that may no longer be effective. He believes that awareness opens the door to change, and that the answers to feeling better may already be within you, waiting to emerge. He enjoys working with people to reduce distress, overcome obstacles, and achieve their goals.

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Diana Ramirez specializes in play therapy with children ages 4-10 and is also passionate about working with teens and young adults embarking on new life transitions. She is experienced in helping clients with depression, anxiety, anger management, trauma, and gender issues, and has a unique understanding of multicultural issues within the Latinx community.

Originally from Dallas, Texas, Diana graduated from Sam Houston State University with a Bachelor’s in Psychology. After 3 years of working as a Registered Behavior Technician in Applied Behavior Analysis (and through her own experiences with mental health), Diana realized she wanted to help others identify and work through their problems. She then completed her Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of North Texas Denton.

Diana works to create an open, safe space for individuals to express themselves without the fear of judgment, to grow, and be empowered to live their best lives. Her approach is person-centered, customized for each individual’s needs. She continues to educate herself on new therapy techniques and incorporates them to better help her clients understand and achieve their goals.

When she’s not working, Diana enjoys watching movies, baking, going out with friends and family, spending time with her dogs Stark and Bucky, and attending concerts.

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