Daniel Williamson grew up in a military family, where he lived on both East and West Coasts of the United States by the age of 10 years old. Adapting to new environments and being open to change has helped prepare Daniel in his personal life and professional career.
After over a decade of working in the corporate world, serving in both management and consulting roles, Daniel decided he wanted more. He pursued a career in professional counseling and now gets the fulfillment of working with clients to achieve their goals and navigate life’s unexpected challenges.
Daniel specializes in seeing teens and adults with ADHD, young professionals and adults navigating major life transitions, career burnout, or spiritual shifts, as well as those struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety, and OCD. Daniel provides an empathetic and judgment free environment for you to process your experiences, clarify your goals through identifying your personal values and strengths, and strategize a path forward, using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, EMDR, Person Centered Therapy, and Solutions Based Therapy.
Daniel is married in a blended family of three children. When he is not chasing around the kids in the backyard or playing family chauffeur, he is listening to theology or history podcasts, watching his favorite Dallas sports teams, doing DIY projects around the home, or volunteering at his church.
Navigating career pressure, performance expectations, or silent stress often leads to feeling isolated or burnt out. I offer a practical, straightforward space for individuals to process stress, build emotional resilience, and regain a sense of purpose and direction.
Managing daily tasks, chronic disorganization, and constant mental fatigue can feel overwhelming. I focus on practical, real-world strategies to help teens and adults understand their ADHD brain, improve focus, and develop sustainable systems that work.
Past experiences, painful patterns, or unresolved stress can keep you feeling stuck or on edge. Using Evidence-Based EMDR therapy, we work together to process underlying trauma, reduce anxiety, and help you experience genuine, lasting relief.
In-person and virtual/telehealth counseling appointments.
Contact Daniel
469-905-1006
