Mansfield

My name is Shelly Richardson. I have a masters degree in School
Psychology and Applied Psychology along with the licensures of
Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Specialist in School
Psychology. I have been working within the public school system for
the past 21 years as a School Psychologist.

 

My many duties included
evaluating for both academic and emotional/behavioral disorders as
well as counseling with individual students and providing behavior
consultation/support to teachers, administrators, staff, and parents.
Prior to the school setting I spent time working with the local mental
health authority providing  individual counseling, group counseling, and crisis screenings for those experiencing suicidal/homicidal ideations.

 

I enjoy working with all age groups and have found I particularly like
working with children and adolescents. I primarily focus on a Cognitive Behavioral approach in therapy which can be very helpful in treating anxiety, depression, and other mood disorders. I also have experience working with Autistic populations as well including working with families to set up a system of support in the home environment. I now look forward to serving children/families and adults both within and beyond the school setting.

Ian Pagdilao is a LPC Supervisor. Ian provides in-person and telehealth appointments. Ian holds a Master's in Clinical Psychology from Southwestern Adventist University. He utilizes evidence-based modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), employing a strengths-based, collaborative, and client centered approach. 

Since entering the mental health field in 2016, Ian has cultivated broad experience across various settings, including: Individual Outpatient Therapy, Therapist at the University Counseling Center, Psychiatric Emergency Room Assessor, and High risk Clinical Case Management. Currently, Ian specializes in supporting new LPC-Associates, adults, college students, and professionals in demanding fields, including healthcare workers, athletes, first responders, and military veterans. He is adept at navigating the intersection of cultural identity, performance, and emotional wellness. His area of support is providing support for clients dealing with Anxiety, Panic Disorders Depression, Mood Disorders Trauma,  PTSD,  Career Burnout,  ADHD,  and general Life Transitions. 

Ian's aim is to provide a compassionate, goal-oriented space where clients—and supervisees—feel validated and empowered on their path to wellness and growth.

Erin Perry is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas who has been practicing since 2020. She has an MA, Family Psychology, from Hardin-Simmons University and a BA, Psychology from Hardin-Simmons University. She has experience in marital, family, and
individual counseling, LGBTQ+ and women’s issues, career and vocational counseling, trauma, stress/anxiety, depression, grief/loss and healing from broken relationships, sexuality and self-identity struggles, sex therapy, ethical non-monogamy and kink, and self-esteem and life transition issues.

Erin works with older adolescents and adults using an eclectic approach tailored to the unique needs of each client. She believes that there is no struggle so great, we cannot overcome it.

 

Erin is dedicated to helping you find your way out from under the weight of your concerns. She won’t pretend to be knowledgeable about everything you have experienced but will absolutely provide you with a non-judgmental space to share those experiences. If it matters to you, it matters to Erin, and she wants to partner with you to find your best path forward toward the goals you have for your future.

 

When she’s not working, Erin enjoys theatre, music, traveling, spending time with friends/family/her amazing dog and can frequently be seen singing like no one's listening during a local karaoke night.