| Address: |
A Safe Place to Heal
2713 Virginia Parkway
Suite 200
Mckinney, TX 75071
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| Phone: |
(972) 569-8255
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| Fax: |
(972) 569-8355
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| E-mail: |
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| Web Site: |
www.asafeplacetoheal.com
www.asafeplacetoheal.com/causey.html
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| Contact: |
Ms. Nikki Causey, LPC
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| Profession: |
Professional Counselor/Therapist
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| License #: |
20066 |
| License State: |
Texas |
| Services: |
Psychotherapy/Counseling
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| Practice Description: |
We will walk together through a journey of self-discovery that will change your life! In the complexity of our modern lives, we can feel as though we have lost touch with something essential and invigorating in ourselves. I see counseling as a natural response to life’s inevitable disappointments and difficulties and as an opportunity to develop a more intimate and fulfilling relationship to self, the home to which we all long to return.
You may be experiencing some symptoms that are concerning you, and you even may have developed a diagnosis for yourself, such as "I am depressed" or "I have low self-esteem". You may have some specific issues or "problems" that you feel prepared to work on, or you might feel somewhat lost about how to get started on a path towards feeling fully alive again. You may feel depleted and find yourself wondering what happened to your resilience.
As a therapist, I provide clients with a straight-forward approach. I provide a warm and discerning presence with which to explore the inner workings of their lives and to identify and address obstacles that prevent them from engaging in life, relationships and work more fully.
Sometimes life may feel too unsafe to learn from or too important to risk. Together with my clients, I am committed to creating a safe, supportive and collaborative relationship from which they can begin, or continue, their life-long journey of self-discovery.
The counseling relationship is unique because the relationship exists in order to help you learn about yourself and to develop deeper contact with your feelings. Unlike your "normal" social relationships, the focus tends to be on your experience and learning. The more honest you can be about what you experience and what you want, the more likely it is that your needs will be addressed. So, it is important that you trust your therapist to accept you as you are (so you can talk about your experience without a lot of censoring). And, it is essential that you find a therapist who you believe has the skills and personal depth to collaborate with you as you journey more deeply into yourself and work towards the changes you want to make. Whether you are seeking counseling for yourself, your relationship or your teenager, you decision to enter into a counseling relationship can empower you to begin healing and personal growth. I look forward to meeting you and beginning this journey!
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Practice Specialties or Interests:
(Strengths are
in bold text) |
Relationship Issues
Teen Issues
Depression
Addictions
ADHD
Anger Management
Anxiety Disorders/Phobias
Co-dependency
Divorce/Dissolution
Grief/Loss
Men's Issues
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Parenting Issues
Personal Growth
PTSD
Self-esteem
Sexual Abuse
Spirituality
Stress Management
Substance Abuse
Women's Issues
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| Age Specialties: |
Children
Adolescents
Adults
Elders
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| Session Formats: |
Individual
Couples
Family
Group
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| Treatment Approaches: |
Cognitive/Cognitive-Behavioral
Family Systems
Person-Centered
Rational-Emotive
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| Fee Schedule: |
The initial phone consultation is FREE. Any questions or concerns about fees can be answered at that time. |
| Accepted Insurance: |
Any PPO
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| Office Hours: |
Evening and Saturday appointments also available |
| Driving Directions: |
From I-75
A Safe Place to Heal is located 0.6 miles West of I-75 on the South side of Virginia Parkway. We are in the building with the green roof that is just West of Molski Chiropractic and just East of Saxby's Coffee. Suite 200 is on the left as you face the building.
From Virginia Parkway West of Jordan/Hardin Area
A Safe Place to Heal is located 0.1 mile East of Jordan Road on Virginia Parkway. Heading towards I-75, we will be on your right after Saxby's Coffee and a Dry Cleaners. We are the building with the green roof. Suite 200 is on the left as you face the building.
We are located on the Southwest corner of Virginia and Dogwood.
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| Additional Comments: |
The counseling relationship is unique because the relationship exists in order to help you learn about yourself and to develop deeper contact with your feelings. Unlike your "normal" social relationships, the focus tends to be on your experience and learning. The more honest you can be about what you experience and what you want, the more likely it is that your needs will be addressed. So, it is important that you trust your therapist to accept you as you are (so you can talk about your experience without a lot of censoring). And, it is essential that you find a therapist who you believe has the skills and personal depth to collaborate with you as you journey more deeply into yourself and work towards the changes you want to make. Whether you are seeking counseling for yourself, your relationship or your teenager, you decision to enter into a counseling relationship can empower you to begin healing and personal growth. I look forward to meeting you and beginning this journey! |
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Additional Information
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| Accepting New Clients: Yes |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes |
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