Working with people one-on-one to understand their concerns and collaborate on change is my passion. Ultimately I plan to offer both telehealth and in-person services in order to flexibly respond to client needs. Individual Psychotherapy (for clients 18 and older):Īt this time due to COVID, services are offered primarily via telehealth. My work as a generalist means I have a broad knowledge base and am highly adaptable. I have helped clients with many kinds of concerns, including but not limited to depressive and anxiety disorders, traumatic and/or oppressive experiences, people with relationship concerns, and identity exploration. In addition, I have provided clinical supervision to many psychology trainees. I have over 15 years of experience providing individual psychotherapy, group counseling, couple counseling, and crisis response with clients ranging in age from 18 to 60+ and from highly varied backgrounds, mainly in university counseling center settings as well as private practice. I completed my Doctor of Psychology degree at Nova Southeastern University (APA-accredited) in Florida in 2003. I value my work with people who have experienced oppression in some capacity, including women, trans* people, gay/lesbian/bi people, people of color, bi-cultural people, and those living with disabilities.Įducation, Licensure, and Experience: I am licensed as a psychologist in both Oregon (2963) and Washington (PY00003106). I would be honored to help you in getting re-acquainted with your strengths and with creating your own sense of meaning. I see myself as a collaborator for your self-guided change and as such I do not tend to give advice, focusing instead on helping you better understand your values and motivations.
While I do give suggestions for experiments you can try in your life that might help you shift perspectives, generally my focus is on listening and understanding you. We will examine what gives your life a sense of meaning, and use this to make plans for practicing new behaviors and gaining new experiences. Holding this framework means I create a non-judging atmosphere for you to freely explore what has happened in your life, your identities, and where you would like your life to go in the future. I start with the assumption that your unwanted experiences are part of some natural process or adaptation to a challenging situation. How I work: Even when it feels like your life is not working and there is something you want to change, there is also some way in which your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors make some sense. Just remember the goal: Realistic expectations, for realistic change.Open Path Psychology, LLC is owned and operated by Carrie McMullin, Psy.D. Adopted to be effective: September 1, 2020
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Although not every complaint against or dispute with a licensee involves professional misconduct, the Executive Council will provide you with information about how to file a complaint. The Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council investigates and prosecutes professional misconduct committed by marriage and family therapists, professional counselors, psychologists, psychological associates, social workers, and licensed specialists in school psychology. Please check with the clinician you are working with/are interested in to verify rates and insurance accepted. *Rates and insurance accepted varies by clinician.
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Please note to utilize out of network benefits you will not be eligible for any other discounts provided by our practice and therefore be responsible for the full price of session. Upon request, super bills are available for those plans not accepted at our practice. Insurance Plans Accepted*: BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, Oxford, & Optum We work with: Open Path Collective, Pineapple Support, and the Loveland Foundation. Discounted cash rate for MSW-Interns = $0-60įinancial accommodations are available upon request however have limited availability. NAMI (National Alliance of Mental Illness) - DBSA (Depression/Bipolar Support Alliance) - MHA (Mental Health America) - Dallas Area Alcoholics Anonymous - Dallas Area Narcotics Anonymous - AASECT (American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists)- NCSF (National Coalition of Sexual Freedom) - WPATH (World Professional Association for Transgender Health) - Community Resource Search - Anti-racism resources - bit.ly/ANTIRACISMRESOURCESĮating Disorder Groups for Marginalized Populations - įull Session Rate (all clinicians) = $175 Open Path Collective - Therapy for Black Girls - Loveland Foundation - Ĭaring for Yourself is a Radical Act - A guidebook
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