Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Hello there… I am Dawn Eaden. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Board Approved LPC-Supervisor; licensed in Texas and Georgia. I received my Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Sam Houston State University in 1996. I earned my Masters in Education in Counseling from Texas Southern University in 2005. I have an extensive amount of work with families involved in foster care and possess 19 years of experience providing case management, therapy, and crisis intervention services. After working with children and families involved in the Department of Family and Children Services in the Metro Atlanta area for 10 years; I relocated back to my home state of Texas to continue my work to assist and facilitate healing and harmony in one life at a time. My scope of practice includes working with Family Units and Children & Adolescents; in individual, family, and couples sessions. I have experience with Community-Based Services as well as Private Practice. My treatment style is stirred from Person-Centered, Family Systems, CBT, Solution Focus; also quite a bit of Trauma-Informed Therapy as I have served as a Crisis Counselor for many years. I focus on being a good listener, empathetic, supportive, mindful and nonjudgmental. I look forward to doing the work with you to assist in finding the solutions you seek.
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Dawn Eaden is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a board-approved LPC supervisor who holds licensure to practice in both Texas and Georgia. She combines formal training with long-term clinical practice to support individuals, couples, children, adolescents, and family units.
She earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Sam Houston State University in 1996 and completed a Master of Education in Counseling at Texas Southern University in 2005. Over an 18-year career she has focused extensively on work with families involved in foster care and has provided case management, therapy, and crisis intervention services across community and private practice settings.
After a decade serving with the Department of Family and Children Services in the Metro Atlanta area, she returned to her home state of Texas to continue helping families and individuals pursue healing and greater harmony. Her scope of practice includes individual, family, and couples sessions, with particular experience supporting family units and children and adolescents.
Dawn’s clinical approach draws from Person-Centered therapy, Family Systems theory, cognitive-behavioral techniques, solution-focused methods, and trauma-informed care developed through many years as a crisis counselor. She emphasizes listening carefully and responding with empathy, support, mindfulness, and a nonjudgmental stance. She looks forward to working collaboratively to help clients find the solutions they seek.
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