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Specific Phobia Treatment

Dallas CBT

Exposure-based outpatient treatment for intense fears of animals, natural environments, situations, medical procedures, or other specific triggers.

TexasMental Health and CounselingIn-person outpatient care is based at the Dallas office and serves Dallas and the broader metroplex. Treatment-location needs for real-world exposure should be discussed with the clinician.

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How to get help

Complete the Therapy Inquiry Form and identify the feared object or situation. The intake assessment determines treatment fit and exposure needs; prospective clients may also call 214-305-2110.

Who this service helps

Children or adults with a specific fear or phobia that interferes with functioning and is appropriate for outpatient exposure therapy, subject to assessment, safety, clinician expertise, availability, and payment terms.

Where this service is available

Service area: In-person outpatient care is based at the Dallas office and serves Dallas and the broader metroplex. Treatment-location needs for real-world exposure should be discussed with the clinician.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Cost / fees

The initial therapy intake is $250, and individual sessions are published at $150–$250 by clinician. Insurance is not accepted; ask whether longer or off-site exposure sessions affect the fee.

About this service

Dallas CBT treats specific phobias in children and adults through gradual, supported exposure to feared but objectively safe objects or situations. Goals include reducing fear and avoidance while increasing tolerance and day-to-day functioning.

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