Psychological
Services
Our Clinicians
Dr. Amanpreet Randazzo, PsyD
Dr. Amanpreet Randazzo is a licensed clinical psychologist and the President of AR Psychological Services. She earned her clinical psychology degree from the Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Florida.
After completing her post-doctoral Geriatric fellowship training, she founded AR Psychological Services, a private psychological practice with offices in Southlake and Dallas. Dr. Randazzo’s clinical training principally focused on adult psychopathology, eating disorders, and geriatrics. She has worked extensively with geriatric clients.
Offers Individual Counseling, Psychological Testing, and Neurological Testing
Offers Psychological and Neurological Testing
Dr. Sarah Hobbs, PhD
Dr. Sarah Hobbs is a licensed psychologist in the state of Texas. She earned her doctoral degree in counseling psychology from Texas Woman's University. Following graduation, she completed post-doctoral training in Dallas focused on diagnostic assessment.
She has extensive training in psychotherapy and has specialized training working with trauma, severe mental illness, crisis counseling, adult AD/HD, anger management, military psychology, substance use, and women's reproductive issues. She provides psychological assessments/evaluations for adults experiencing symptoms of AD/HD, learning disabilities, neurological disorders, and other neurological and psychological concerns.
Erin Winsett, LPA-IP, CLCP, ABDA
Offers Psychological and Neurological Testing
Erin Winsett is a Licensed Psychological Associate with Independent Practice. She is also a Certified Life Care Planner and a Disability Analyst. She earned her Master's Degree in Forensic Psychology at John Jay College in New York & her Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Midwestern State University in Texas.
Erin specializes in clinical and forensic neuropsychological and psychological evaluations. She has experience with assessment of cognitive or emotional difficulties after traumatic brain injuries or psychological trauma in teens, adults, and geriatric populations. She has experience with brief solution focused therapy.
Dr. Jamie Randle, PsyD
Offers Individual Counseling, Psychological Testing, and Neurological Testing
Dr. Jamie Randle was born & raised in California. She earned her Bachelors Degree in Psychology and African American Studies from The University of California, Davis and her Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Forensic Psychology from Alliant University in Fresno, CA. She moved to Texas to complete her internship at the Texas Juvenile Justice Department and made Texas home.
She has extensive experience working with adolescents in a correctional setting and was a part of the transition from a more correctional model to clinical as the department began to implement Trust Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) ideals. Throughout her time with the agency, she worked in the crisis and mental health unit, the young offenders unit, with general population offenders, as well as within the violence continuum program. Prior to that, she worked with adults with cooccurring mental health and substance use diagnosis as well as providing individual therapy to adults and adolescents experiencing psychological stress.
Jamie has experience in forensic and clinical neuropsychological evaluations with both adults and adolescents. She has been trained in and utilizes multiple treatment modalities including DBT, CBT, Trauma Focused CBT, Solution Focused Therapy and some Psychodynamic approaches to meet the needs of the client. She is excited to begin this new journey outside of corrections and can't wait to help you on yours!
Offers Individual Counseling
Rachel Kunkel-Bodziak, MA, LPC
Rachel is a Licensed Professional Counselor who earned her Master of Arts in Professional Counseling at Dallas Baptist University. She also has a Master’s in History from The University of Tulsa.
Rachel spent three years at the Irving Family Advocacy Center working with children, adolescence and adults. Her experiences with clients include depression, PTSD, anger management, anxiety, social anxiety, bipolar disorder, sexual trauma & domestic abuse.
Rachel has an eclectic therapeutic approach. She is client-centered and solution focused, while often incorporating narrative techniques, as well as CBT. Rachel has a passion for working with pre-teens/teenagers and views the therapeutic relationship as the most important component of counseling. Her priority is to provide a safe and authentic environment for both the client and the counselor.
Rachel loves to travel with her husband and their teenage son. Born and raised on a farm in Michigan, she embraces the great outdoors, animals of all shapes and sizes, long walks, and reading.
Zachary Richmond, LPC
“People are not disturbed by things, but by the views they take of them.” -Epictetus
Zack believes that mental and emotional health are just as important as that of our physical bodies. He approaches this process with individualistic, systemic, and holistic perspectives, and is equipped to do so with a faith-based foundation, if it suits the client—the goals and preferences of the clients are central to his process.
He approaches the counseling relationship from a perspective of finding and leveraging meaning, purpose, and fulfillment for all areas of life. To do so, he generally incorporates a combination of CBT, Adlerian, and Rogerian therapy, though is also equipped and prepared to utilize other approaches. His areas of practice expertise include working with anxiety and depression, coping skills, couples/relationships, pre-marital counseling, children/adolescents (particularly those who have experienced trauma and manifest significant behavioral issues), addiction, spirituality and spiritual abuse, and other general counseling topics.
Zack earned his undergraduate degree in social work while on a full academic scholarship package at TCU. While there, he was a John V. Roach Honors College program participant, and graduated #1 of 1,156 students in the Class of 2010. Afterwards, he enrolled at The King’s University in Southlake where he first earned a graduate certificate in biblical studies with high honors, then a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy degree with high honors.
Offers Individual Counseling and Couples Counseling
.jpg)
Emily Marquez, LCSW
Emily Marquez is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from Texas Tech University in 2017, and a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of South Carolina in 2019.
Emily has experience working primarily with adults that struggle with anxiety, depression, body image distress, eating disorders, and low self-esteem. She also has experience working with military veterans, trauma, grief, and interpersonal problems. Emily is trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy most often in her therapeutic interventions. She utilizes a person-centered approach and strives to create a space of warmth and trust where you feel safe opening up without fear of judgement. Emily is passionate about guiding clients through self-discovery, such as identifying patterns of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that negatively impact you, and working together to create healthier ways of thinking and behaving.
In her free time, Emily loves to play golf, travel, and spend time with her 3 fur babies – 2 Huskies and 1 Beagle. Her pups sometimes like to make surprise appearances on her telehealth sessions from her home office. If you get lucky, you might just see or hear one of them!
Offers Individual Counseling
_JPG.jpg)
Kelsey Gibbs, LCSW
Kelsey Gibbs, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, received her Bachelors of Science in Social Work and Masters of Social Work with a concentration in Health/Mental Health from Saint Louis University in Saint Louis, Missouri. Kelsey has a diverse background working with children, adolescents, and adults with various mental health concerns in inpatient and outpatient settings. Special interests include anxiety disorders, eating disorders, depression, bipolar illness, relationship issues, personality disorders, dual diagnosis, and substance abuse.
Kelsey uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) with her clients to provide evidence- based treatment with special focus on helping the client identify and reach their treatment goals. As an advocate with personal experience being treated in therapy, Kelsey uses a person-centered and strengths-based approach to meet the client where they are at. She aims to provide a non-judgmental environment where clients feel heard, supported, and motivated to continue their therapy.
Offers Individual Counseling
%20(1).jpg)
Christi McDonald, LPC
I follow a positive, nonjudgmental, and acceptant attitude toward whatever my clients are experiencing and will facilitate their self-discovery with respect and compassion. It is my goal to help people in discovering their internal locus of control or the extent to which they believe that they have the power over current situations. I love assisting people in creating the changes that they would like to see in their lives.
I pride myself on being more than just someone to listen, but someone to help the client to look at things with a different perspective. I incorporate helping them to focus more on their mental and emotional health as well as their physical health, giving them the confidence to take the first steps on their journey, while knowing that they are never alone.
I utilize a client centered talk therapy along with cognitive behavioral therapy. I also have training and experience in group settings, anger management, working with veterans and geriatrics. Whatever obstacles and struggles someone may be going through in life, I consider it a privilege to help with processing and gaining coping skills. I understand that the clients I see are entrusting me to give them the right resources to guide them down a new path, with a new perspective, so they can achieve their own goals. With a healthy balance of listening, guiding, and even learning, I take pride in using my own experiences and resources to help people really start off on the right foot on that path.
Offers Individual Counseling (Virtual Services Only)
Robbie Merrett, LPC
“Change is possible”, I believe each individual has the ability to make changes in their lives by
drawing from their unique strengths & experiences.
Robbie Merrett is a passionate scholar-practitioner in the field of counseling. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). He has a master’s degree in Counseling and is currently striving to complete his doctorate in Clinical Psychology. Prior to becoming a counselor, he worked in the criminal justice system for over 20 years, first as an adult probation officer, and later as a counselor working with offenders on an array of issues ranging from substance abuse to mental health issues.
He provides cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) & other evidence-based treatments to adolescent as well as adult clients with a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and adjustment problems, such as anxiety, stress, depression, substance abuse, and relationship problems.
Goals For Our Work Together:
My number one goal is to create a collaborative, culturally-sensitive and compassionate space in
which I offer personally-tailored interventions for your set of circumstances while working with you to identify and utilize your own strengths to bring about positive change in your life.
Offers Individual Counseling (Virtual Services Only)
.jpeg)
Pamela Smith, LPC, CHT
Pamela Smith is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist in Georgia and Texas. She earned her Master of Clinical Counseling degree from Walden University. Author, speaker, and more, an LGBTQI+ and Kink community ally, Pamela is committed to serving Black and Brown females by taking them on a transformative healing journey. She is a Prepare Enrich certified couples’ counselor facilitator. She is also trained in sports and neuro-therapies and treating highly Sensitive Persons (HSP). Her experiences and training make her the undeniable choice for women of color that desire a different life outcome.
Pamela is a proud member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated, and serves on the boards of American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT) and International Wellness Building Institute (IWBI). She facilitates groups, wellness retreats, and advocates mental health awareness via community service, media, blogs, podcasts, and speaking engagements. Pamela is a contributing writer for several publications and has been featured on ABC’s new station where she promoted World Mental Health Awareness. She also serves as a mental health consultant across various fields and industries.
Offers Individual and Couple’s Counseling (Virtual Services Only)
Julie Furber, LPC
Julie is a Licensed Professional Counselor as well as a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. She began counseling in a crisis center environment and received her Master’s in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling from UT Southwestern School of Health Professions.
Over the last seven years, Julie has partnered with adults of all ages facing anxiety, depression, trauma, and stressors to both physical and emotional health. She favors a warm, collaborative approach including CBT, DBT, narrative, mindfulness, and trauma-informed techniques to help people find their own inner strength, resilience, and solutions to life challenges.
In her spare time, Julie loves to travel, learn about different cultures, and spend time with family and friends. She believes each person has a unique life story that deserves to be heard and honored. Whatever challenges you may be facing, she looks forward to working with you to help find solutions for your own unique journey.
Offers Individual Counseling (Virtual Services Only)
_edited.jpg)
Dr. TJ Engeman, PhD
Offers Individual Counseling (Virtual Services Only)