About J. Williams,PhD

Dr. Williams’ professional education and training are conducive to functioning as a generalist, providing treatment for a wide range of presenting concerns. These concerns include, but are not limited to, mood and anxiety disorders, interpersonal trauma, relationship problems, social skills deficits, personality disorders, minority stress, family conflict, dementia and geriatric issues. Areas in which Dr. Williams has special interest include support for Autism and neurodiversity, sexual and gender diversity, and associated minority stress. Dr. Williams works from a psychodynamic perspective and can flexibly integrate interventions that are best suited for the client. 

Dr. Williams' Clinical Background

Credentials

Licensed Psychologist - Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists #37608

Post-Doctoral Training - Jones Center for Children’s Therapy and Assessment 

Pre-Doctoral Internship - Brigham Young University Counseling & Psychological Services

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Education 

Doctor of Philosophy - Counseling Psychology from Toulouse Graduate School, University of North Texas

Master of Science - Counseling Psychology from Toulouse Graduate School,  University of North Texas

Bachelor of Science - Psychology from the College of Liberal Arts, Magna Cum Laude, Texas A&M University                                

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About Michelle Doan,MS,LPC

Michelle is a Licensed Professional Counselor and she works primarily with adolescents and adults with relationship issues, LGBTQIA concerns, grief recovery, academic and career development, spiritual issues, and life skills training.  She uses a Cognitive Behavioral approach in counseling, but she will tailor her modality to meet the therapeutic need.  She believes counseling should provide relief, tangible solutions and renewed coping skills to help clients meet the many challenges of everyday living.

Michelle Doan,MS,LPC Clinical Background