Hello, my name is Nicole M. Thweatt, LMHC, PhD. I enjoy providing an array of therapeutic services to those in need. Over the course of 18 years in the mental health field, I have experience working with domestic violence victims, family conflict, trauma-related incidents, and emotional and behavioral matters to include depression, anxiety, mood dysregulation, low self-esteem, difficulties communicating to include social matters, etc. I can provide domestic violence awareness, conflict resolution and empowerment training, assertive communication skill training, anger management, and parent support. Services I offer include individual, family, and couples therapy with an emphasis on cognitive-behavioral, trauma-informed care, brief-solution focused and psychoeducational therapeutic modalities during sessions. Please note that each session conducted will be personalized to fit your needs once an individualized treatment plan is established, which will take place at our first session. The most significant goal I wish to help others with is to improve overall psychological, behavioral, social, spiritual, and developmental health, so that a more flourishing life can be lived and maintained. Every human being was meant to thrive and deserves to reach his or her destination. Please feel free to reach out so that I can help .
What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?
Clients can expect to take away from therapeutic sessions an improvement in overall psychological, social, behavioral, and spiritual growth.
What treatment methods and tools do you utilize?
My approach to therapy is being client-centered and empowering the client to direct treatment that fits their specific needs with regards to the goals that they want to achieve. However, a huge emphasis is placed on cognitive-behavioral, trauma-informed care, brief-solution focused, and psychoeducational therapeutic modalities during sessions.
Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.
Biggest strengths are being present, providing a sense of direction based on needs, and being authentic. Furthermore, many of the clients I treat have experienced some type of trauma in their life and have not truly had their voice heard. Due to the latter, this is one of the main reasons I take a trauma informed care approach when treating clients.