Who we are
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Larry A. Barton, ACSW, LMSW-ACP has been in private practice
since 1979. He has developed an extensive practice specializing
in work with children through interactive techniques and family
psychotherapy. Mr. Barton has been active in the legal community,
testifying as an expert witness relating to family issues, mental
status and pain and suffering opinions. Mr. Barton also does
consultations for several agencies and private sectors for
program development.
John F. Draude , Jr., Ph.D., ACSW, LMSW-ACP possesses over 30 years
of professional practice with individual, group and family counseling
and psychotherapy. His seasoned experiences and expertise with both
adolescents and adults have focused on family violence/domestic abuse,
alcohol and drug abuse, cultural diversity/race relations, depression,
grief, anger and stress management, survivors' assistance, therapeutic
foster care, probation and employee assistance programs. He received
his Master's degree from the University of Illinois and doctorate
from University of Denver, Denver, Colorado. Dr. Draude is an
international team leader and consultant for the Council on Accreditation.
William M. Erwin, Ph.D. specializes in psychological testing.
Thomas Gray Hardaway, M.D. child psychologist with sub-speciality of
miltary issues.
Mary Ann D. Harris, LPC, CEAP has seen clients for individual, marital,
family, and employee assistance program for over 12 years. She
specializes in depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, grief and loss,
sexual/physical abuse, ADHD in children and adults, school and behaviorial
issues of children, and stress management. She also sees employee
assistance program clients for work related issues. She sees clients for
late evening and Saturday appointments in addition to regular day time
appointments.
Kathleen G. Koehler, LPC, LMFT specializes in individual and family therapy,
parent consultation, child and adolescent therapy, PTSD, sexual abuse,
depression and anxiety issues.
Paul H. Lehberger, Ph.D, is a native of San Antonio, who obtained their doctorate
from Texas Tech. He has been a practicing psychologist for over 25 years. Specialized
in rehabilitation psychology for over fifteen years providing evaluation, psychotherapy,
and pain management treatment in the hospital, clinic, and office. His approach to treatment
utilizes a systems/cognitive behavioral model. He finds that unnecessary suffering is due to
false beliefs that cause conflicts within ourselves, with others and with our Spiritual Source.
Letting go of these beliefs, accepting life's realities, and embracing all that we are, empowers
us to live straight from the heart. Currently doing psychological evaluations for Child Protective
Services. These do not determine child custody. They provide diagnosis and treatment recommendations.
They help caseworkers and therapists help their clients achieve their goals. He treats all clients
with respect and fairness.
Preston M. McNeel, M.A., LPC, NCCspecializes in psychotherapy and
counseling.
Elizabeth J. Milvo, LPC specializes in TDPRS clients.
Catherine Parsons-Key, LPC specializes in abuse issues, depression,
PTSD, children, adolescent and adult therapy and works with veterans
in individual and group therapy. She works in CFAC's Victoria office.
Leslie Switzer, LMSW-ACP specializes in behavior modification,
child and adolescent therapy, sexual abuse, individual and family
therapy, depression, mood disorders, PTSD and sexual issues.
Armando Tena, Ph.D., LPC provides counseling/psychotherapy for
children, adolecents, adults, and couples. Will treat conditions
such as depression, appective disorders, anxiety, psychosis, PTSD,
anger management, and culturally related problems. Services can
be conducted in English and Spanish.
Johnnie Mae Walker, M.A., M.Ed., LPC has 25 years experience
encouraging, supporting, and helping adults, adolescents,
couples, and families make positive changes and feel better
about themselves. Couples in conflict are given new tools to
restore their emotional connection while pursuing a total
Relationship Makeover. They learn to let go of negative
relationship history. By practicing new communication styles
they can restore the passion and intimacy. Clients explore and
learn new ways to deal with stress, depression, and feelings of
hopelessness. Angry defiant adolescents in conflict with
parents, teachers, and peers learn the skills to practice
self-control and anger management in explosive situations.
Leslie A Warren, LCSW, ACSW diplomate in Clinical Social Work.
Children, Adolescents, Adults, Family, and Individual Psychotherapy.
Gary K. Wilson, M.D. specializes in child and adult psychiatry.
William S. Yates, Ph.D. specializes in Christian counseling,
child and adolescent therapy, PTSD, grieving counseling and
psychological testing.