Georgetown, Texas, Williamson
Mottern Institute for Mind-Body Wellness offers a variety of psychological services:
Psychotherapy using Choice Theory/Reality Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (including cognitive restructuring, diaphragmatic breathing, mindfulness meditation, and guided visualization)
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4 customer reviews
Atana
The best there is. Very professional and thorough!
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Laura Anne McDowell
Insightful, genuine Choice Theory-focused psychotherapy. Focusing on balancing, understanding choices and learning control, as well as heavy and clearing meditation. Hypnotherapy very professional and clearly perfected over many years. Highly recommended for individuals ready to be challenged and truly ready to put in the HARD work to recovery. It is worth it. More...
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Trisha Anne Runyan
So glad to have Dr. Mottern in Liberty Hill
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Thomas Green
Dr. Mottern has successfully combined Western psychological theory, cross-cultural methods of meditation, hypnosis, and and bio-feedback to treat both body and mind. He has my highest recommendation.
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What do you love most about your job?
The aspect of my job I love most is helping people who are in pain, physical or psychological, heal and become fully functioning individuals.
What inspired you to start your own business?
Running my own business without the interference of insurance allows me to work with the client at the client's own pace. People come to therapy at different stages of readiness for change. Change is often a frightening process. People want to change but find it a challenging undertaking. Sometimes, it takes time to develop a therapeutic alliance and feel safe enough to venture into unknown behavioral territory. That being said, some issues are resolved with hypnosis in 1-3 sessions through teaching clients the self-hypnosis process.
Why should our clients choose you?
Dr, Mottern is a practicing therapist with over 15 years of experience helping individuals with behavioral change. He also teaches graduate psychology courses, understanding not only techniques in the therapeutic process but also the theory that makes them work.