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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Trauma Intensive Outpatient Program

Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program

How many of these people carry trauma? All.

Trauma is often hidden by the owner. What we see are the symptoms.

TRAUMA INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM

Trauma is an event considered severe by the recipient which interferes regularly with their quality of life. Trauma may be an abandonment, observed as depression, anxiety, even shame or guilt. Trauma may be associated with Post Traumatic Stress, severe anxiety, even advanced adjustment disorder. It may have been established in childhood or last week. Trauma may be based on a belief, a personal experience, or perhaps a vicarious experience. There is sexual trauma, assault trauma, physical or emotional trauma, combat stress, abuse, and so much more.. Many times, a diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder is originally based in childhood trauma and eventually evolves into a “trauma response”.

Our Trauma IOP is designed to help with these and more. Trauma is an intensely personal issue; therefore, no two treatment plans at our TIOP are the same. Trauma demands respect and closure for the individual. That is what we offer to our clients.

We also offer Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Programming

Mental health also covers an array of parts; it affects us emotionally, psychologically, physically, and socially. It affects how we think, feel, act, and interact. Mental health influences how we handle stress, solve conflict, interact in relationships and any social settings. It permeates all aspects of our life either positively or negatively.

Mental health diagnosis that have been successfully addressed at our IOP:

anxiety

depression

stress disorders

trust

interpersonal relationships

anger

many more

If you would like additional information on our programs, please contact us at 254-519-1144 or counselingsolutions4you@gmail.com.

Our IOPs are always a small group, no more than five participants at one time. To provide long-term resolution, we offer numerous evidence-based therapeutic options at Counseling Solutions:

  • Equine assisted therapy
  • Animal assisted therapy
  • Expressive art therapy
  • Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
  • Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Skills Group (DBT)
  • Resiliency
  • Somatic movement
  • Needs group
  • Marriage therapy
  • Trail walking
  • Psychoeducation
  • Psychoanalysis
  • Aromatherapy
  • Sensory therapy
  • Sand Play
  • Role Play
  • Group Processing
  • Military Transitioning
  • EMDR
  • Christian Counseling (upon request)
  • Family therapy
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Time management/Organizational Skills/Prioritizing
  • Much more…

It is common for someone who has survived trauma to have learned negative coping skills to compensate. This often evolves to a Personality Disorder such as Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) amongst others. As Personality Disorders are learned, they may be unlearned. Dealing with the trauma base is the first step.

Another negative coping skill that may accompany trauma and mental health is addiction. Our SUDS IOP is very adept at addressing the dual diagnosis. In our IOPs, it is possible to attend Trauma/Mental health and SUDS IOPs systematically, to address both.

SCHEDULE

Your Trauma IOP program lasts an average of 6-8 weeks. We meet Monday through Wednesday. beginning at 8 AM. Clients attend three classes a day, each lasting 90 minutes.

Everyone must be assessed to make sure they meet the criteria for admission to their choice of IOP. The testing battery will be scheduled with out front office. If you are eligible, our coordinator will review the financials and rules for our IOP. She will also assist you with obtaining your referral to our program.

You will then be scheduled to join the IOP. You will be given your schedule and orientation the first day you attend, which is normally on a Monday. If you need special accommodation, please feel free to contact us ahead of time, at 254-519-1144.

Clients must be 19 or older to attend any of our IOPs.

We accept insurance, credit cards, cash and payment plans.