Dallas

Throughout the different mental and emotional challenges in life, we all deserve to sit across from someone who can make us feel seen. In her clinical work, Ayo views therapy as a resource intended to take the edge off daily pressures and encourage long-lasting change in our ability to use healthy coping skills. She uses clinically proven interventions to foster the changes and growth her clients are looking for, while also using warmth and validation to create an emotionally safe environment.

As a licensed psychotherapist, Ayo is experienced at working with professionals in high-performance environments as they strive to cope with life and work-related stress. She is also skilled at supporting couples as they navigate relational challenges such as miscommunication, emotional intimacy, and infidelity. Despite what brings clients to her therapy room, Ayo seeks to understand the full picture and offer effective feedback that will lead to clients reaching their goals. She is aware that therapy can be a daunting experience, so she respects the bravery it takes to begin and is always mindful of making clients feel comfortable throughout the entire process.

Jane is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, supervised by Dr. Josh Freeman, LPC-S, who is passionate about helping individuals navigate life's challenges in a supportive and collaborative environment. She believes change begins when clients feel heard, understood, and empowered to explore their experiences without judgment. 

Jane got her clinical training at Dallas Life, where she helped individuals facing trauma, life transitions, and emotional dysregulation. Her counseling approach focuses on building trust and safety while utilizing clinically supported techniques to address client needs. 

Originally from Guam and as a Korean American, Jane understands the need for culturally responsive care for clients from diverse backgrounds. She strives to create a warm space for anyone who has taken the difficult first step in seeking counseling. 

Dr. Engeman has a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, M.S. in Clinical Psychology, and B.S. in Psychology/Business and has been in the mental health, counseling/psychology field for many years. Dr. Engeman has an LCDC, as well as LPC-Associate, and is supervised by Dr. Sarah Lorenz, LPC-S.

Professionally, Dr. Engeman has a variety of experiences working in private practice, inpatient and outpatient residential facilities, etc. as well as a variety of issues like anxiety, depression, grief, personal development, family issues, work-related concerns, substance use/abuse, trauma, unhealthy relationships, marital patterns/challenges, complex circumstances, and other obstacles are viewed with evidence-based modalities to help clients reach goals.  Dr. Engeman recognizes that everyone is unique.  Dr. Engeman is now accepting new clients for both telehealth and flexible in person scheduling options.

Every day is an opportunity to take a better step than the last. Through all the highs and lows life can offer, we need people in our corner to help support us through the journey. Therapy can be a great tool to utilize during these experiences. Life can be challenging at times, therefore having a safe space to land can make a difference while protecting your mental health. Throughout each clinical interaction, Tyneshea strives to provide a calming and empowering environment where pruning and growth may occur. Through her warm and empathetic approach, she offers clients the opportunity to release the pressures of day-to-day life.

As a LMSW, supervised by Erica Braig, Tyneshea utilizes multiple modalities to meet the client’s needs including client-centered, CBT, DBT, and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy. She is skilled at supporting individuals including teens and young adults, couples and families. No matter the tribulation, Tyneshea aims to work with clients to solve problems and navigate troubles at their own pace.