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 MARGARET L. REDDINGTON, M.A., LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Counseling
Individual, Marriage/Couples, Family, Teens, Premarital, Newly Married, and Group Counseling, Grief, Weight/Body Image Issues.
Anger, Anxiety, Depression, Relational Issues, Life Transitions, Loss, Grieving, Weight/Body Image Issues, Dependency, Spouse/Family of Addicts (Codependency), General "chaos" Management.
Counseling style
Primarily Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems, and Solution- Focused
Margaret, a native Texan is married and is the oldest of 5 sisters. With lots of help from her husband, she raised two sons, and is now a grandmother of three. She brings life experiences along with her counseling skills and creative capacity to help clients finish unfinished business, explore workable solutions to their most difficult problems, develop tools and skills for relational difficulties, and support those who are hurting/grieving/experiencing loss. She gained clinical experience assisting psychiatrists for several years at the Minirth Clinic in Richardson, TX. She earned her Master of Arts in Counseling from Dallas Baptist University and Internship from the Minirth Clinic under the supervision of Les Carter, Ph.D., “The Anger Specialist”.
Education
MA Dallas Baptist University
BS Dallas Baptist University
Internship: Minirth Clinic, P.A.
Member: American Association of Christian Counseling (AACC)
Member: International Society for Mental Health Online (ISMHO)
Member: American Counseling Association
Member: Texas Counseling Association
Experience
Private Practice/Las Colinas Counseling
Internship/Practicum Minirth Clinic, P.A.
Counselor: Minirth Clinic
Counselor: Dallas Baptist University Counseling Lab
Psychiatrist Assistant/Supervised Assistants – Minirth Clinic
Psychiatrists:
Frank Minirth, M.D., Noe Neaves, M.D., William T. Goldman, M.D.
Allen Independent School District
Duncanville Independent School District
1979 to Present: “Comanager of Domestic Affairs”
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