Linda Campbell, LPC

I specialize in include: trauma informed therapy work, family systems/attachment theory-based models, boundaries work, emotion focused therapy, Gottman method, grief work, compassion fatigue addiction/addictive behaviors-based issues and recovery work, wellness, mindfulness, matters pertained to those who have been negatively impacted by a narcissist in their life (past or current IPV/domestic abuse) life span/life transition matter, spirituality related matters, issues men’s and women’s issues, build a positive working rapport and address their needs from a holistic and EBP approach.

I am a licensed mental health and healthcare professional with experience providing strategic, integrative behavioral health services across clinical, medical, and interdisciplinary settings. I obtained my master’s degree in clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lubbock Christian University and completed my professional clinical training through Santé Center for Healing. Prior to that, I acquired my Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution and Mediation and participated in the Study Abroad Program in Northern Ireland, hosted by Cory Meela through Abilene Christian University’s Graduate Conflict Resolution and Mediation Program. I am also a registered nurse licensed with over 27 years of clinical experience. I received a BSN degree through Texas Tech University HSC-SON, and an ADN degree through Tarrant County College in Fort Worth, Texas. I am Trauma Informed, EMDR and EFT trained. In addition, I am currently certified as a Personality Disorder Treatment Provider (C-PD), Grief Informed Professional (CGP), and Compassion Fatigue Professional (CCFP). I have a multi-faceted range of life experiences that I find enhances my ability to relate to a broad range of clientele and resourceful in my approach to therapy work.

*A little bit about my practice.

One of my favorite quotes that I find inspiring to live by and a form of wisdom or mantra to help my clients discard their negative self-talk and overcome their fear is, “”Failure is a far greater teacher than success.” (Quote from the movie, Annapolis (2006).

I have a multi-faceted range of life experiences that I find enhances my ability to relate to a broad range of clientele and resourceful in my approach to therapy work. My professional experience spans diverse populations and service environments, including underserved and high-acuity communities, as well as professionals in high-stress and high-responsibility occupations such as healthcare, aviation, first responders, military personnel and families, business leaders, educators, and state/federal level government employees. I feel fortunate to be in a profession where I can have extended time working one-on-one with patients/clients that enables me to get to know them better.

Few examples of matters and types of therapies I specialize in include: trauma informed therapy work, family systems/attachment theory-based models, boundaries work, emotion focused therapy, Gottman method, grief work, compassion fatigue addiction/addictive behaviors-based issues and recovery work, wellness, mindfulness, matters pertained to those who have been negatively impacted by a narcissist in their life (past or current IPV/domestic abuse) life span/life transition matter, spirituality related matters, issues men’s and women’s issues, build a positive working rapport and address their needs from a holistic and EBP approach.