Angela "Angie" Sheire , LPC

Angela "Angie" Sheire is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with 25 years of experience in the field of psychology. She practices in Texas and brings a long history of work across settings that include residential treatment for children and adolescents, partial hospitalization programs for adults, a domestic violence shelter, and a community mental health center. Originally from Michigan, she began her career supporting youth in residential care and later moved into programs serving adults before relocating to Texas a decade ago, where she has continued her work in adolescent partial hospitalization, employee assistance programs, and a private practice.

Sheire has provided therapy to clients ranging in age from about 5 years old to individuals in their 80s, offering individual, couples, and family therapy. Her style is grounded in empathy and compassion, and she approaches counseling as a collaborative process - partnering with clients to identify and reach their goals. She identifies primarily as person-centered and solution-focused while drawing on an eclectic set of methods to meet each client where they are.

Sheire completed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy training through the Beck Institute and has additional training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy. She integrates those evidence-based techniques with broader psychotherapeutic approaches, including existential and humanistic perspectives. Her clinical specializations include trauma, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, and she has experience addressing a wide array of related concerns such as relationship challenges, grief, parenting, and coping with life changes. Sheire often emphasizes forward movement over dwelling on the past, reminding clients that the past can be a place of reference rather than residence.

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