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Our Response to COVID-19

We are aware that during this unusual time period that our services may need to be adjusted to meet client needs. In general, it has been our belief that face-to-face counseling is the most effective. In today’s world situation, however, we recognize some may prefer or need to stay in. In the light of this, we’re offering the option of telephone or encrypted telemed counseling to current and new clients. (These services are now offer through HIPPA compliant and encrypted services.) This option involves new clients filling out intake forms (links on first page of this site) and either faxing them to (817) 275-3720 or emailing them to our office at centerstaff@hotmail.com. Arrangement of payment method needs to be made with our office and we are glad to file insurance claims when appropriate. Credit cards are accepted. Our therapists are licensed in the state of Texas and we’re only offering this service to individuals in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

Our offices are sanitized daily and staff will maintain the appropriate distance. Safety is very much our concern.

If you are an existing client, just call the office and let it be known that you prefer this method of getting therapy. 817-275-3617 Your therapist will call you to arrange a session time. If you’re a new client, Dr. Carol Doss will return your call. You can fax in your intake form(s), which will be given to your therapist.

We want to be of help to anyone we can during this time of anxiety and uncertainty.

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Parenting

WARNING KIDS! CHOICES FOLLOW YOU!

This really isn’t a news flash to those of us who’ve lived awhile in this world, but many kids don’t quite get how this works. By now, most have heard that whatever is put on the internet will live there forever. All the naked, semi-naked or drunken shots of you have the potential to rise […]

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THEY REACH THE AGE…

One of the hardest things about parenthood is when your children cease to be children and you can’t do a thing with them. Sometimes, it’s very difficult to know what to do with them when they are children, but when they become adults, things get even more complicated. When they grow to be adults, we […]

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OVER-PARENTING: HOLDING KIDS TOO CLOSE

Yes, you may be doing this if you don’t allow your children to deal with some issues on their own. Most parents love their kids and lots of parents struggle to let their kids fail, but failure is important. How are kids supposed to learn they can make different choices if they don’t get the […]

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NOT ALL MOTHERS ARE LOVING

“When I was 18 my mother went to prison and I took custody of my younger sisters. I tried to show them the right way to live–working, doing the right thing, staying out of trouble and being contributing members of society. We lived together for 6 years. Eventually Mother got out and the girls went back […]

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TOO KIND TO KIDS?

You love them and you want to give your kids everything, but this may be robbing them of the incentive they need to grow. Few things light parents up more than giving their kids gifts that send the kid into sobbing ecstasy. The game system they’ve been begging for or the new phone they keep […]

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YOUNG ADULTS–PROPPING, NOT STEERING

The transition from childhood to adulthood is scary and the fact that we parents have given our children so much, only complicates things. Of course we want to give them stuff. After all, we have stuff. But kids now struggle more than ever to believe in themselves. The hard question for adults–is how much to […]

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TEENAGERS & PARENTS

Being a teen isn’t easy. Being the parent of a teen is really hard, too. Few things are more intimate and up close than being parent and kid. You live together; you see each other at your worst and best. The process of parenting is way complicated when you consider that the kiddo generally came […]

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ADJUSTING–YOU OR YOUR KIDS?

Dr. Carol “Our son Ethan is 3 yrs old and when my husband asks for him to give him a kiss or hug him, he refuses. He will easily give me kisses and hugs though. It seems like they are already starting to butt heads. My husband tends to use an authoritarian style parenting. He […]

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PARENTING: DON’T FREAK OUT

It’s easy to recommend not freaking out over everything when you don’t have a child. I have two, so I’m safe in saying this, but don’t assume I’m saying I’ve done everything right. So, not the case. Even if the kid is massively annoying (and they all are, at times), parenting carries with it a […]

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KIDS CRIPPLED BY WEALTH

“We need direction. Our adult son is living with us.  He has been out of work for more than 3 years but is currently attending college ( at our expense) to try to get a technical certification.  His past employment required considerable physical labor which he is no longer able to do. He is 52, […]

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