Charlotte Mulgrew, LPC-Associate

Background and Experience

Charlotte was born in Yokosuka, Japan, and grew up living on a Naval base in Japan, and in Florida for

her formative years. Charlotte is fluent in Japanese and English.  She has a deep appreciation for other

cultures and applies her multiculturalism in her career and life. While in Florida, Charlotte worked as a counselor with diverse client populations, such as adults and veterans with persistent mental illness, children and adolescents with trauma and mood disorders, and their families. Since moving to Texas, Charlotte has worked for the North Texas Crisis Hotline conducting in-person crisis assessments and currently works as a program therapist with individuals struggling with various eating disorders at the Eating Recovery Center. Charlotte has worked in a multitude of treatment settings including homes, schools, non-profit agencies, treatment centers, and hospitals. Charlotte values personalized care for her clients, and utilizes an eclectic and person-centered style of counseling to best fit the individual she works with.

Personal Statement

I believe that in therapy, trust is the crux of healing. As a counselor, it is my mission to create a

trustworthy, caring, and safe therapeutic alliance with my clients so that they are empowered to be their

genuine self, both in and outside of our sessions together. In therapy, I gravitate towards a collaborative

process, where I learn about their unique perspectives and the life experiences that shaped them, so that we

are able to establish solutions as a team. My personal experiences inside and outside of the counseling

field have cemented my belief that when in pain, one must be heard and supported. I am driven by

my passion to help others cope, process, and alleviate their pain so that they are able to live life to their

full potential. I look forward to navigating healing together.

Education and Training

Charlotte earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminology at University of South Florida and her

Master of Science degree in Mental Health Counseling at Nova Southeastern University to focus her

training as a counselor. Charlotte has had 3+ years of training on how to provide assessments to identify

client needs and treatment goals, individual and group counseling, crisis de-escalation, and is knowledgeable on various mental health resources in the North Texas area. She received training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, suicide prevention, and facilitating Gottman Institute Emotion Coaching parenting groups. Charlotte gained experience in the treatment of trauma and abuse, anxiety, mood disorders, suicide and self-harm, and eating disorders. Charlotte is currently a Licensed Professional Counselor Intern working towards her clinical licensure under the supervision of Amera Sergie, LPC-Supervisor.

Schedule

Charlotte is in the office Mondays and Wednesdays

Fees

Session fees range from $60 to $100

To schedule with Charlotte or any of our other therapists, call us today at 469-342-3468!