Patricia Donovan , LCSW

Patricia Donovan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) practicing in Texas with 20 years of experience. She completed a Bachelor of Arts with concentrations in psychology and sociology and earned a Master of Social Work from Indiana University, grounding her practice in both academic training and real-world understanding.

Patricia practices from a strength-based, solution-focused perspective, helping people identify practical steps forward while exploring the roots of their concerns. She aims to create a supportive space where insight leads to greater personal responsibility and increased freedom to make different choices.

Spiritual resources are often welcomed in her work, and she encourages clients who find comfort in faith to draw on those beliefs as they navigate challenges. As a wife, mother of six and grandmother, Patricia brings substantial life experience to her clinical work and values the role of faith communities, particularly non-denominational congregations, in many clients' lives.

She has participated in both individual and couples therapy personally and encourages adult children to seek therapy when appropriate. Her office hours are Monday-Wednesday 9am-4pm and Friday-Saturday 9am-4pm. Patricia would be honored to partner with individuals on a journey of growth, understanding, and practical change.

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