M.A. LPC Associate
Joshua Cook
I have educated hundreds of public school teachers on how to provide help for individuals in crisis, and have assisted hundreds of people directly in crisis toward developing a strategy and an actionable plan they can use to stay safe.
I work with a range of clients experiencing everything from anxiety and depression to suicidal thoughts. I have a soft spot for those battling thoughts of suicide, because it is the second leading cause of death in the US for people between 10 – 35. Therapy can be beneficial for your health and well being. I want you to know that there is hope, healing, and that recovery is possible.
Professional Background
I received a bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M University with a double major in Psychology and Economics. I received a master’s degree in general psychology from Sam Houston State University along with additional post-graduate studies in counseling at Liberty University. Since graduating, I’ve worked as a Mobile Crisis Outreach Coordinator and trained public school teachers in Mental Health First Aid. I have also served people on probation and parole as a counseling associate and case manager.
Hours:
- Monday 10am – 7pm
- Tuesday 10am – 7pm
- Wednesday 10am -7pm
- Thursday 10am -7pm
- Friday 10am – 7pm
- Saturday 10am – 7pm
- Sunday 10am – 7pm
Price Per Session: $100
Contact me today to set up an appointment: +1 (469) 554-8862
Credentials & Licenses
- Licensed Professional Counseling Associate
- Certified Mental Health First Aid Instructor
- ASSIST suicide prevention certified
Publications
Cook, J. “Effects of Ego Depletion on Moral Judgement” 2018
Rulseh, A., Campbell, J., Raack, M., Cook, J. C., Edens, J. F. (2014, November) The role and impact of the structured interview of reported symptoms in court. Poster presented at the annual conference of the American Society of Criminology. San Franscisco, CA.
Areas of Specialty
Children/Adolescents
Anxiety
Parenting
Depression
Addiction
Relationship Conflict
Self-Esteem
ADD
Bipolar I or II
Testimonials
“You've actually helped me a lot, you don't how how much you've helped me.”