Carencia

Carencia Carencia exists to change the perception and treatment of mental health.

By balancing a person-centered approach with scientifically-informed strategies, we’re empowering people to achieve mental wellness.

Last week Carencia hosted The Readiness Group for cultural competency in treating First Responders. Our team spent a ful...
08/31/2026

Last week Carencia hosted The Readiness Group for cultural competency in treating First Responders. Our team spent a full day in detailed training, diving into the unique care needs of the First Responder population.

This recent review beautifully summarizes our goals for the care we offer at Carencia  🙏🧡
08/24/2026

This recent review beautifully summarizes our goals for the care we offer at Carencia 🙏🧡

Carencia was honored to be present at the DFW Airport First Responders Family Day this past weekend. What a great event!...
08/11/2026

Carencia was honored to be present at the DFW Airport First Responders Family Day this past weekend. What a great event!

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the nex...
08/03/2026

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the next week to hear our providers share some of their experiences.
Our provider, Laena Tingstrom, shares a meaningful childhood lesson:
“Some of my favorite and most impactful memories from childhood were my summers spent visiting my family in Syria. I absolutely cherish those memories of summers spent being silly with my cousins and sitting for hours talking to my grandparents. Those visits allowed me to experience a different pace and way of life. While we got to do so many fun and unique things over those summers, the focus was so much more on the time spent reconnecting with family. When I think of the factors that have shaped me into someone who now values relationships and interpersonal connection so much, I can easily see that these summers spent connecting with loved ones helped form that foundation.”

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the nex...
07/30/2026

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the next week to hear our providers share some of their experiences.
Our provider, Jesse Tucker, shares a meaningful childhood lesson:
“I only have a couple of pictures of myself as a child.  What I think speaks most to my personality today, is my experience that resulted in only having a few pictures from my childhood. I have come to be very grateful for adversity and have learned resilience. I love that I have this picture of my young self smiling”

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the nex...
07/29/2026

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the next week to hear our providers share some of their experiences.
Our provider, Morgan Monterroso, shares a meaningful childhood lesson:
“This is me as a child, singing into my Echo microphone toy. Music has always been a source of comfort, helping me process intense emotions and express feelings that words alone cannot. Some of my earliest memories are of singing with my mom, and those moments are incredibly special to me. It makes my heart happy to now sing to my 6-month-old son and to watch his reactions. Lately, he has started enthusiastically screaming back whenever I sing, and it’s a joy to watch him discover his own voice. I am excited to create new memories with him that I know we will both cherish.”

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the nex...
07/28/2026

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the next week to hear our providers share some of their experiences.
Our provider, James Moreno, shares a meaningful childhood lesson:
“I’m grateful to my parents for providing opportunities for new experiences. Long road trips, visiting national parks, and spending time in small towns helped me see how different people’s lives and stories can be. I think those experiences gave me a sense of wonder about what shapes people into who they are, and that’s a big part of what draws me to this work”

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the nex...
07/27/2026

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the next week to hear our providers share some of their experiences.
Our provider, Melissa Schmid, shares a meaningful childhood lesson:
“This picture of me all dolled up cracks me up because it’s so unlike my messy childhood filled with mud kitchens, puddle jumping, and Playdoh stuck in my hair. A good reminder that sometimes our favorite memories aren’t something we can snap in a photo.”

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the nex...
07/24/2026

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the next week to hear our providers share some of their experiences.
Our provider, Joseph Micci, shares a meaningful childhood lesson:
“Being raised by a single mother was difficult at times but it taught me how to be resilient, self-sufficient, and care for others, as I did not have the ability to just focus on myself. My mom is the most amazing person and I am where I am today because of her.”

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the nex...
07/23/2026

We often look to our childhood for learning opportunities that we take with us into adulthood. Follow throughout the next week to hear our providers share some of their experiences.
Our provider, Esther Jenke, shares a meaningful childhood lesson:

“My family loved to eat.  All of us were foodies.  My mother was an amazing cook.  We were poor, but we never starved.  I’ve lost my brother and both my parents.  Anytime the grief hits hard, I cook to cope—I chase the flavor of my mother’s cooking.  I also cook to celebrate and to show love. I understand healthy and unhealthy relationships with food.  I understand loss and grief.  I understand the importance of healthy coping. And I especially understand the importance of having a heart of gratitude.”

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1215 W Randol Mill
Arlington, TX
76012

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Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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+16824785333

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