Mental Health
Dallas, TX
Virtual / In-Person

Dylan Daugherty

Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)

Specialties

AnxietyDepressionGriefLife TransitionsRelationship IssuesSpiritualityStressTrauma & PTSD

Patient Focus

AdultsTeens/Adolescents

Attributes

CalmFocusedWarm

Accepted Payments

AetnaAnthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldBlue Cross Blue ShieldCignaOptum HealthSelf-PayUnited Behavioral HealthUnitedHealthcare

Overview

Dylan discovered his passion for counseling at the age of 17 and has since dedicated his career to helping individuals navigate life’s challenges with empathy and evidence-based support

Treatments

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)Humanistic Therapy

About

I decided I would be a counselor at age 17. I still maintain that the decision is an outstanding one. I have been trained in the rigors of the highest levels of care, which has served to make me ready for any challenge that private counseling can provide. I believe that we all have gifts given to us and we sometimes struggle to find constructive ways to use them. I hope to help you figure out how to do this. I enjoy using EMDR as a method to help people resolve prior trauma and other mood issues or relationship issues. When clients are interested, I will utilize a Christian counseling approach as I believe that connecting with God in therapy can move mountains in our lives and unlock problems that are unsolvable on our own.

Who are you are best positioned to serve?
Clients who are currently in the age range of 15-35, primarily male, but with ability to serve females. These clients desire a focused conversation with capacity to adapt to unstructured conversation as it arises. Sometimes less is more in regards to structure. My clients are not opposed to homework or challenges to address the issues they may rather keep under wraps.
What areas you feel are your biggest strengths?
I have a generally warm presence. I will help you calm down. I will show the capacity to identify the need you have and tailor the treatment plan specifically to that, regardless of plans I may have previously made (plans are often made to be broken).
What's your favorite part about being a therapist?
The therapeutic alliance is a unique relationship. The opportunity to witness others grow via this relationship is incredibly satisfying. This is especially true knowing that I play a small role in my relationship with my clients.
What can clients expect?
Insight into who they are. New skills which can provide immediate relief. Less worry about the world around them and more focus on how they can solve their own problems.
Why did you join Curis?
Insight into who they are. New skills which can provide immediate relief. Less worry about the world around them and more focus on how they can solve their own problems.

Clinics

Experience

Experience

Education

M.S. Counseling Psychology
Abilene Christian University

License, Certifications,
& Awards

EMDR-certified

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