Dr. Christopher Taylor | Source | Founder at Taylor Counseling Group
Dr. Christopher Taylor
Christopher S. Taylor, Ph.D. LPC-S, author of My Digital Practice and host of the For Self-Examination podcast, is an adjunct professor of counseling ethics at Dallas Theological Seminary and Amberton University. Dr. Taylor utilizes existential psychotherapy to provide treatment for individuals struggling with loss of identity.
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Youth behavioral health services drastically strained in Texas - State of Reform
Behavioral health services in Texas, particularly for young people, have tremendously struggled to keep up with demand since long before the pandemic, according to Dr. Christopher Taylor, founder of Taylor Counseling Group. He says the origin of this mental health crisis for youth and young adults can be traced back to about 2009.
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‘It’s absolutely OK to feel anxious’: Professional counselor gives advice to those worried about end of mask mandate
There are mixed feelings across the state ahead of Texas reopening 100% and the end of the statewide mask mandate. A mental health professional gives advice on how those who are feeling anxious can deal with it.
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This is a state of uncertainty that we’re all in. It’s absolutely OK to feel anxious. I think the higher risk you or your family are, the more serious you should take that, and the more stringent you should be with your boundaries
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The state of Texas has a very large rural population … which is very difficult to manage when you talk about access. Most therapists, most psychiatrists, most psych nurses are going to be in your long-term urban centers in [Dallas Fort Worth], San Antonio, Houston, El Paso. So outside of those four major cities, in some of the smaller cities, you’re gonna find it very difficult to access [mental health services].
