Texarkana Counseling CollectiveTexarkana, Texas

Ester Belshe-Anderson

M.S., LPC, SEP

Brainspotting Certified

Care that is relational, thoughtful, and compassionate.

Portrait of Ester Belshe-Anderson.

Ester is a warm, compassionate, inviting presence.

She has spent nearly 20 years committing herself to understanding the complexities of attachment and the multidimensional perspectives of those impacted by adoption. As an optimistic realist, Ester holds both the truth of the struggle, and the hope of the healing. She has a heart for helping individuals discover their voice, regain their footing during and after difficult seasons, establishing peace, and reconnecting with joy. Dedicated to meeting humanity with humanity, Ester joins in both the mourning and the rejoicing.

Ester is passionate about supporting and empowering moms dealing with isolation and a lack of understanding, tending to the often invisible wounds of those in the adoption triad, educating about and helping individuals heal from early attachment wounds, tending to the hearts of those grieving visible and invisible losses, providing help for the helpers, and supporting creatives and high achievers as they overcome pressure, stress, and creative blocks.

Ester sees individual clients both in person and online.

Education
B.A., Psychology— LeTourneau University
M.S., Family Studies with a Concentration in Adoption— Texas Woman's University
M.S., Clinical Mental Health Counseling— Texas A&M University–Texarkana
Credentials
M.S., LPC, SEP
Licensed Professional Counselor
Training
Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP)
Certified in Brainspotting
Trained in EMDR

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