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Lourdes Ibarra,
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)

About

therapist to address symptoms of trauma, anxiety attacks, panic attacks, fears counseling

I could tell you about my experience witnessing the many people I’ve seen turn their lives around in therapy, but your story is unique. You’ve lived through things only you can fully understand. My role isn’t just to bring my expertise; it’s to work with you as the expert of your own life, your goals, and your vision for what’s next.

 

I love working with talented people who may have tried everything to feel better but still find themselves weighed down by trauma, anxiety, fears, or depression. I get it on a personal level, what it’s like to work hard, hit goals, and still feel like something heavy is holding on. That’s why therapy matters. No device, no quick fix, can replace the healing that happens when two people show up with honesty, courage, and a willingness to do the work together.

Education & Licensing

Credentials

Bachelor's Degree in Psychology

Master's Degree in Counseling

Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Multiple States

Experience

Crisis with high needs children and Adults

SMI outpatient clinic

Counselor in Corrections

Private Practice since 2021

Training

EMDR

 CBT, DBT, Hypnotherapy, Expressive arts therapy

Internal Family System (IFS)

Emotional Focused Therapy (EFT)

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