Buda Therapists specializing in ADHD

Wanda Montemayor

Community Art Therapist, Founder of CommunityArts, and Epic Artist Wanda Montemayor has been creating public art since 1998. With a bachelor's degree in art education, masters' degree in professional counseling and post-secondary degree in art therapy, she enlists the skills she's learned to engage and bring the people of her community together to collectively create massive public works of art through art therapy. She is also a middle school wellness counselor in Austin, TX. In addition to her

Julia Stamman

Hi folks! I am now offering telemental health services for those in Austin, TX for a temporary time due to COVID-19. *not accepting new clients at this time*

Charlotte Pennington

Anxiety leaves us feeling overwhelmed with self-doubt, consumed by constant comparisons, and caught up in an endless cycle of “what ifs.” You’re fed up with stress being in the driver’s seat of your life, with the constant nagging of your critical inner voice, or with the pure exhaustion that comes with worrying all of the time. You might not even remember a time things didn’t feel this way. But one thing is for sure: you’re ready for some relief.

Kina Wolfenstein

The majority of my education and practice has been focused on trauma and trauma informed therapies. I have experience working with eating disorders, addiction, domestic violence, attachment issues, emotional neglect, childhood abuse, and obsessive compulsive disorders.

Mandy Barrett

I specialize in working with children 2-10 years old and their caregivers.

Madison Perry

My clients represent diversity that is multifaceted (e.g. age, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability status, race, nationality, culture of origin, spiritual beliefs, etc). I moved to Texas from the northeastern U.S. where it is truly a melting pot of cultures and identities. I am honored that my clients place their trust in me to assist them in their journey to healing.

Britney Watson

My ultimate goal is to provide an open and supportive space to allow my clients to explore whatever they need to in order to achieve their desired goals. My experience is with individuals and families who suffer from trauma, attachment, behavioral issues, relationship issues or difficult life transitions. I believe everyone has the potential to rise up and become who they truly want to be. I enjoy walking with my clients through that journey.

Marissa Sanchez

I value the experience of each client, everything they bring to each session, and all that they carry throughout their healing journey. I wholeheartedly believe that we all have the strength we need to face hardships deep within us, all we need is the right support and resources to channel that strength. If you are ready to discover your strengths, please feel free to reach out and I would love to be helpful throughout your healing journey.

Diana Anzaldua

Diana understands the ranges of psychotherapeutic approaches in use today and will integrate them as necessary. Often people struggle with utilizing unhealthy, adaptive coping skills to address symptoms of depression, anxiety, or other mood disorders. We can assist you with identifying strategies that will work for you to identify and modify maladaptive patterns that no longer serve you.

Bolutife Dosumu

As a woman, do you find yourself struggling to maintain a balance between fulfilling spiritual, cultural, familial and societal obligations? Do you feel like you have lost your sense of identity while juggling such obligations? Secretly battling and wounded, many women find themselves to be depressed, anxious, angry, disappointed and unfulfilled.

Michella Conrad

I aim to create a safe space, tailor treatment to the individual, and adapt the approach to the client's needs through several strategies that may be used in each session.

Hanna Garza

The decision to begin therapy can be scary and unfamiliar. You’ll embark on a healing journey that can bring up painful and overwhelming emotions that are often suppressed. In my healing journey, there was gratitude and humor with difficult emotions. Yes, processing heavy emotions are inevitable in therapy, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be moments of laughter or fun in our sessions. We are learning to experience a wider range of emotions, including ones that can bring joy

Ian Hammonds

I’m passionate about working with the LGBTQ+ community, trauma and abuse survivors, issues within the gay men’s community, and children of divorced families. I also enjoy working with gay men who are either recently out or are struggling to come out, queer couples, couples with one partner going through gender transitioning, gay men’s issues (i.e. identity struggles, alcohol abuse, drug abuse, internal/external shame).

Dan Escobar

My ideal client is someone who is ready to start setting goals and working through barriers right away. They may be working through their gender identity, or working on ways to better manage their anger and substance use to name a few of the areas I have more experience. Ultimately, a client who fits well with me can come as they are and I’ll meet them wherever that is. I offer free 30 minute consultations to get the best understanding of one-another.

Courtney Johnson

Are you struggling to move through life? Feeling stuck and frustrated? Wish you could just feel better and more connected? You’ve been through a lot, survived it all, but can’t seem to shake the cobwebs of the past. I know how hard it is to reach out and make that first step. You have made it this far, but need help to take it to the next level. The goal is for you to learn how to empower yourself and finally live, not just survive.

Claudia Calero

As a counselor, Claudia’s hope is to help facilitate her client’s increased levels of independence, self-esteem, and confidence that can lead to a healthier and happier lifestyle. Depending on the developmental level and age of her clients, Claudia uses her background in creative arts therapy to help clients process and cope with emotions.

Allyson Pease

Shawna Williams

I work with adults of all ages and older teens experiencing grief and loss, anxiety, depression, personality disorders, bipolar, health issues, trauma, mood disorders, life adjustments, conflict, academic/work performance concerns, substance abuse issues.

Tina Anderson

Having to suppress the challenges presented by sensory processing differences, can present as anxiety and depression when not properly addressed. Complex post traumatic stress is also an unseen source of pain underlying one’s daily function. Many conditions, left untreated since childhood have physiological factors requiring accurate evaluation and treatment by a therapist licensed to establish a plan of care for all aspects: physical, psychological, occupational. I support your personal best.

Noah Enteen

Can't seem to "get it right" in your relationship? Don't know what to say or do to make your partner happy? Feeling lonely and single or perhaps, lonely and married? Do you have "the American Dream" but not the joy and drive. Need someone to listen and help you think through challenges in your life? I specialize in working with men- straight & gay who want to figure out how they feel, what they want, how to make changes and how to express themselves to others.