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Holly

Ortiz

MSW, LCSW

TREATMENT SPECIALTIES

Depression

Suicidal Ideation

Self-harm

Self-esteem

Substance Abuse

Borderline Personality

Anxiety

Stress

Anger Management

With the right support and a safe, nonjudgmental space, every person has the capacity to heal and grow. Meaningful change happens when individuals feel heard, validated, and understood, so I prioritize building a strong therapeutic relationship built on trust.

 

Using Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and mindfulness techniques, I help clients gain insight into their internal world and develop emotional regulation to better cope with life challenges. My approach to therapy is rooted in a deep respect for each individual's unique experiences and personal strengths. By identifying and accessing their strengths, clients can build agency and autonomy and break free from patterns of self-limiting beliefs and behaviors.

 

Therapy is a collaborative process, and each person’s path to healing is different. I take a flexible and individualized approach in meeting my clients where they are and honoring their pace and personal goals. Rather than providing solutions, I help clients clarify their values and desires and empower them to take steps toward a fulfilling and balanced life. Change is not always linear but is a process that unfolds over time, requiring patience and persistence.

 

LICENSE, EDUCATION, and EXPERIENCE

 

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (#109005) in Texas with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Sam Houston State University and a Master of Social Work degree from Boston College. My previous work in a psychiatric hospital and residential settings gave me fast-paced experience treating adolescents and adults via in-person and telemedicine platforms. I provided individual, family, and group therapy; conducted assessments and utilization reviews; staffed cases with a multidisciplinary team; and developed treatment plans and aftercare support for a wide variety of mental health and substance abuse issues.

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What will my first therapy session be like?

After looking over your paperwork and informing you about confidentiality, you and your counselor will discuss your concerns, symptoms, personal history, and treatment goals. Your counselor will decide if they are the best clinician to meet your needs, and you will decide if your counselor is a comfortable fit.

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If not now, when?

Do something today your future self will thank you for

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