Barbara Farmer, MA, LPC
(940) 613-1661
Barbara.farmer@pfomc.com
Kenda Finn, M. Ed., LPC, NCC
Rita Daniel, MS, LPC, NCC
My name is Rita Daniel, and I’m a licensed professional counselor in both Texas and Oklahoma. I’m also a national board -certified counselor. I have a master’s degree in psychology from Cameron University in Lawton, Ok. I have a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, KY. I believe in providing high quality, comprehensive, cost effective outpatient mental health & chemical dependency treatment. I’m very passionate & dedicated to my clients with the goal of helping to improve well-being of children, teens, couples, & families. I strive to provide counseling services that are based on highest standards of ethics in a supportive, accepting environment. I have been in the field for more than a decade. My experience in counseling: anger management, anxiety, depression, ptsd, bipolar disorder, parenting, domestic violence, adhd, and oppositional behaviors. I utilize cognitive behavioral therapy and solution-focused in counseling. My hope is that if you’re interested in living a lifestyle of purpose & connection that you consider a partnership with me. Personally speaking, I’m married with three children. I’m a great listener. I love to travel. I always look for the good in everyone I met. I look forward to working with you if you feel that we are a great fit!
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Cesar Diaz, MA, LCDC, LPC Associate
Cesar Diaz is a trauma therapist with specializations in both EMDR and CPT, two of the gold standards of care for persons struggling with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Cesar holds certifications in both DBT & REBT as well as SMART Recovery. He is adept in working with adults struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety, substance abuse and personality disorders.
He holds dual licensure as a licensed chemical dependency counselor for the State of Texas and will complete his full LPC licensure later this summer.
An eight-year resident of Wichita Falls, he previously worked for Red River Hospital as the interim director of the military unit while also serving as its veteran program lead therapist.
A prior infantry chaplain with combat service in Afghanistan, his therapy style is best described as one blending gratitude, realism and compassion.