Sherri Fielder, LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Texas with 20 years of clinical experience, Sherri Fielder focuses on stress, anxiety, mood concerns, relationship and parenting challenges, trauma and substance issues. She works with people facing ADHD, grief, career strain, compassion fatigue, and a range of family and intimacy-related problems. Sessions are described simply and directly to help people manage everyday struggles.

Sherri uses practical, talk-based work that draws on cognitive behavioral ideas and acceptance-focused strategies. She also integrates attachment-informed perspectives and mindfulness practices to address how relationships and patterns of relating affect mood and behavior. Her approach is interactive and respects each person's story.

In session she listens for the thoughts and behaviors that keep problems active, then works with clients on small, doable changes. That can mean testing new ways of responding, noticing unhelpful thinking, or practicing present-moment attention. She also addresses past relational wounds when those patterns show up in current difficulties.

Sherri frames therapy as collaborative problem solving rather than labels or judgment. She describes her role as helping people identify goals, try specific skills, and track what works. Progress is measured in concrete changes such as calmer reactions, clearer communication, and steadier daily routines.

Her background includes two decades of counseling and teletherapy work. That experience shapes a practical focus on symptom relief and improved coping skills while attending to how attachment history and life transitions affect functioning.

Therapeutic approaches used for remote work