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Services Offered at Spectrus

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Individual psychotherapy can be a way to gain insight into oneself, obtain needed emotional support, engage in problem-solving, and work to change behaviors and ineffective relationship and social patterns. Clinical work is approached from an integrative perspective and our clinicians are able to pull from a variety of therapeutic techniques to foster change with patients. 

Couples therapy can provide a safe space to process important issues which arise in relationships and allow partners to learn and grow together. Our clinicians can assist with important relationship building skills, such as conflict management, communication, and empathic attunement. 

The family unit can be viewed as a system of interconnected parts, with each member serving an important role. When difficulties arise in a family, having support, guidance, teaching, and modeling can allow helpful change to occur, which benefits the family as a whole. Our clincians use a Family Systems approach with integrative techniques to support families as they work through challenges.

Group therapy is a hidden gem among psychological services that many people have not discovered. The group becomes an important environment for connection, support, feedback, and learning which can lead to great personal change. Our clinicians help members learn to trust, grow, and try new ways of relating to others through careful guidance and modeling.

Teaching, training, and consultation can be invaluable for individuals who seek to be helpful and supportive in new ways to those they love or serve. Dr. Williams' consultation and training can involve many components, including psycho-education about particular issues or diagnoses, and instruction designed to enhance parenting, conflict management, communication, and various other skills.

Drs. Williams and Womack are licensed to practice in states that have approved PSYPACT. 

Pursuant to the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (TSBEP) Board Rule 469.2 - Consumers of telehealth services are to be informed that they can contact their provider's licensing board in the event they need to file a formal complaint. More information about the TSBEP process for complaints can be found at https://www.tsbep.texas.gov/how-to-file-a-complaint-enforcement .


Pursuant to the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (TSBEP) Board Rule 465.7 - Consumers of telehealth services are to be informed of their provider's license number and given instructions on how they might verify their provider's license status. More information about the TSBEP process for verifying license status can be found at https://www.tsbep.texas.gov/public-information-on-licensees . Jennifer Williams, PhD holds license #37608 and Stephanie Womack, PhD holds license #37669.
We have clinicians who can accept insurance plans, and we also accept out-of-network and private pay options. We try to ensure that any clients who contact us can be offered services in our setting. If we cannot meet your needs we will offer referral information to help you get your needs met. Please ask for various options when inquiring so that we can work to meet your needs. 
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