Debbie King Mabray
MS, LMFT, LPC, TF-CBT, C=DBT, CCTT-II, CART, TBHI

Debbie King Mabray is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Lisenced Professional Therapist,

She is Certified in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy ,Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Anger Resolution Therapy and Telehealth. She uses a myriad of therapies in treatment; Debbie determines which approach to utilize based on what is best for the individual client. She has years of experience in narrative, psychoanalysis, behaviorism, cognitive processingm, educational, and many more.

Nutrition, stress reduction, aromatherapy, and emotional regulatory skills are utilized with the scope and practice of cognitive behavioral and dialectical behavioral therapies. When working with a client, the goal is to discover the root cause(s) of maladaptive behaviors that are contributing to the “stuckness” of the client.

Meeting the client where they are is how we begin..From this point, we conduct a battery of assessments, valid and reliable, to create an operationalized assessment outline. Working with the client, a treatment plan is created. Debbie specializes in females over 20 years old with a history of trauma. Females with a diagnosis of personality traits/disorder, such as borderline, are welcome.

Debbie bases her approach on a neurobiological famework and utilizes the assorted therapies above to intensify the relearning process. As this therapy is intensive, there is a no show fee for absences. After two, the client will be asked to leave. Our results have been positive and longterm.

Please call 254-519-1144

Fax: 254-519-1155

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INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAMS

We offer:

Adult Substance Abuse (SUDS) Adolescent Substance Abuse (SUDS)

Adult Female Trauma Adult Male Trauma

Adult Female Mental Health Adult Male Mental Health

       

“The IOP programming at Counseling Solutions and its operational format is solid, evidence-based, and has had incredible client results. The individualized and program consistency in Counseling Solutions’ IOPs have had impressive results.” –CARF Auditor

Are these programs intense enough to help me get better? What if I am in the military?

We offer individualized treatment plans which are adjusted each Monday in the Treatment Team, based on the client’s challenges, conflicts, behaviors, thoughts, goal redirections, and more from the previous week. We have numerous Veterans working at our center in key positions, such as therapists, counselors, directors, staff; our owner’s father was a Veteran as well. This is important because it changes the culture of our IOPs; we recognize that mission first is necessary. Our   commitment to the Soldier and the family support role is personal. Our dedication to our community is evident through our diligence and ongoing commitment to excellence.

Counseling Solutions is CARF Accredited, National

“CARF serves as a measure of an institution’s academic programs, faculty qualifications, student support services, and infrastructure. By maintaining accountability and transparency, accreditation upholds standards of excellence and promotes continuous improvement.”

SUMMARY

Our trauma and mental health programs are carefully designed to address and decrease the intensity, triggers, and symptomology of accompanying comorbidities. We immediately address lowering anxiety and depression levels through cognitive behavioral therapy, resiliency, somatic yoga and movement. Dialectical Behavioral Skills Group assists with learning new coping skills, how to utilize them, and how to “rewire” the brain to stabilize mood/emotions, neuropsychology.

Equine Assisted Therapy has enhanced communication and identifying emotions. Processing those emotions and analyzing each and learning about each has been integrated through Expressive Art and varied psychotherapies. Psychoanalysis and psychoeducation are intensive and are used to translate these situations and emotions into feelings and learning how to interpret each in understanding the narrative and how to change the narrative.

We also offer trauma informed yoga, aromatherapy, neuropsychology based-treatment, biofeedback, and sound therapy. Individual and family/relationship therapies are also offered based on the client’s needs. Our IOPs offer nature walks and even basketball that we incorporate in therapy (hemisphericity research with communication generation relates to this). Any change made to individual treatment plan is discussed with the client in addition to the reason behind it. With so many options available for our clients, we are successful in specifications regarding treatment. This makes for increased client success.

SCHEDULE

Trauma and Mental Health IOPs occur Monday through Wednesday, weekly. We have Men’s IOP and Female IOP: Mondays, 8-11(female), and 8-12:30 (male).

Tuesday 8-12. (Male/female) plus optional unstress yoga from 12-1

Wednesday-8-12:30 (male/female) + 1-2:30 Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Skills Group

We encourage volunteerism for some clients through the treatment plan based on purposeful therapy.

Additional individual/family/couples therapies may occur Thursday/Friday

Trauma IOP has several sub-focus areas that may be substituted within the individual’s schedule. These include:

Grief

Military sexual trauma

Abuse

Combat stress

PROCESS

Trauma IOP average duration is 6 weeks. This IOP is intense and powerful. Our groups are 5 or less participants. If the client attends completely to this program schedule, the improvement rate  after 6 weeks  has been over 90 percent. We acknowledge that in an exceptional situation, an extension of two weeks may be requested.  Due to our AFTERCARE program, the extensions are rare; the client’s treatment team also prepares the AFTERCARE Programming which encourages consistency and stabilization of improvement. This programming continues where the final assessments show need or weakness remaining (such as familial support or communication).

Most of our clients are able to integrate a part-time return to duties back  in their schedules within the third week of treatment if stabilized. However, it is crucial that the client stabilizes prior to returning to work.

Trauma IOP depends heavily on assessments which are valid and reliable. We administer two complete batteries to each client, utilizing the pretest/post test method of data collection  to measure improvements during the 6 week period. Dispersed between these are individual assessments measuring the fluctuation of identified comorbidities recorded during the first treatment team.

A general IOP schedule will resemble:

Cl will receive a battery of assessments to prepare a baseline for Trauma IOP.

Her schedule will be prepared from the WEEK 1 (general) schedule that will include.

Monday, 8-11/12:30

 Equine Assisted Therapy 8-9:40

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Needs Group (9:40-11) or a Trauma Specialty Subgroup

Assorted specialty therapies if requested 11-12:30

Tuesday, 8-1

Psychoeducation/Psychotherapy Group 8-9:40

Expressive (Trauma Informed) Art 9:40-11

Psychoeducation, part 2 11-12

Unstress Yoga (optional) 12-1

Wednesday, 8-12:30 + 1-2:30

Movement/Yoga Trauma Informed 8-9:40

Resiliency CBT 9:40-11

Expressive Art 11-12:30

LUNCH

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy—Intensive Skills Group 1-2:30

Thursday/Friday

Individual Therapy

Volunteerism if needed.

After completing Week 1, KR’s Treatment Team will converge, and suggest specifics for the ongoing schedule/therapy.

I hope this gives you more insight into our Trauma and Mental Health IOP.s.  If there is any additional information you need, please contact us at 254=519=1144. Sylvia Spires is our IOP Coordinator and your direct contact.

Sincerely,

Debbie K Mabray

MS, LMFT, LPC, C-DBT, CCTT-II, TF-CBT, CPT, CART, TBHI

Director of Trauma and Mental Health IOPs

Chief Executive Officer, Owner

 

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