Amirah is the owner and director of Samaritan Counseling Center. She is a psychotherapist with over 20 years of experience where she provided services in community agencies and state correctional departments in both Texas and Arizona.
Amirah uses an integrative approach to therapy to help you achieve happier and healthier relationships. Your time together is used to address various life concerns with focus on attachment, trauma, PTSD, parenting skills, anxiety, addiction and depression. She is a rostered Child-Parent Psychotherapist and provides specialized treatment to young children and their families which include play therapy and expressive art techniques.

Ashley (she/her) is a Licensed Professional Counselor, who has a Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from the University Texas in El Paso.
She has experience providing counseling services to all ranging from adolescents to adults. She strives to provide a safe and comfortable environment, where her clients can address any problems that they may have. She also works with clients, who identify as LGBTQ+. Her focus lies in helping those with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and grief by using CBT and other treatment modalities.

Stephanie has been a therapist for 47 years. A major focus in her work has been anxiety and depression management, and helping clients develop healthy coping skills. She has experience in all ages. And is trained in CBT, TF- CBT, DBT, Hypnosis, play therapy, and Imago therapy for marriage counseling.

Amber is a Licensed Professional Counselor -Associate who specializes in the treatment of trauma.
She uses person-centered, CBT, ACT, and Strength-based therapies most of the time. However, she believes in meeting her clients where they are and helping them to move in the direction they dream of being. She believes no two people are alike, so she caters to what the needs of the client are without judgment.
-Supervised by Rhonda Lee Kegerreis, MS, LPC-S #70654

Alyssa will be using her 13+yrs experience as a Behavioral Health Specialist in United States Army to continue helping those who seek help. Alyssa's main goal is to continue to make positive steps towards there being no stigma attached to asking for help.
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