Dr. P. Myria Bailey Whitcomb

Integrative

Integrative therapy blends multiple evidence‑based approaches—such as cognitive‑behavioral techniques, psychodynamic insight, mindfulness practices, and humanistic methods—into a flexible, personalized treatment plan. The goal is to meet each client’s unique needs by drawing from different therapeutic models rather than relying on a single school of thought.

Christian Counseling

The integration of theology and psychotherapy allows you to receive treatment in a more holistic way by embracing your spiritual beliefs, challenges, and growth.

Couples Counseling

I believe in the value of Couples counseling, and the braveness of two people to want to save their marriage by developing essential skillsets, such as effective communication, and tackling the challenging areas in their lives. At times, marriages require a neutral party to actively listen to both sides without judgment or taking sides, but with compassion and truth.

Culturally Sensitive Therapy

The only way to know someone's story is if they share it with you. Cultural sensitivity requires that I, as a therapist, whose life's work has been to advocate for social, environmental, and economic justice for equity, inclusion, and accessibility to mental health for all people. There is no place in my practice for unconscious or implicit biases, negative preconceptions, stereotypes, microaggressions, and supplication. Cultural sensitivity means emerging in your story, learning your voice, and your experience, as we learn to connect on a genuine level, free from racism, sexism, ageism, socioeconomic status, skin color, accent, and the exclusion of difference.

Dialectical Behavior (DBT)

I help you through a series of sessions learn behavioral and cognitive strategies to help you. Gaining emotional, cognitive, self-acceptance, social and behavioral control is a path to wellness and a better quality of life.