Texas Mind Behavior and Psychiatric eclinic

Texas Mind Behavior and Psychiatric eclinic Dr. Lloyd E. Esene, (DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC, LLB. He was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1995.

Dr. Lloyd Esene, DNP, PMHNP-BC, is a doctorally prepared psychiatric & mental health provider specializing in evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health disorders across the lifespan in TX, AZ, ID, UT, CO, NE, MD, OR, WA, NM, KS, NY, VA, and CA BL) is a Board Certified Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, and licensed in Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Utah, Idaho, Tennessee, Washington, Virginia, and West Virginia. He graduated from Walden University in 2020., Southern New Hampshire University in 2017, Platt College Oklahoma in 2011, and Edo State University Nigeria in 1994. Lloyd’s clinical career has seen him provide care for his patients in diverse clinical settings from Skilled Nursing and rehabilitation care services to the home health care services setting. He also worked in the inpatient acute care, long term Acute care, inpatient Psychiatric, Out-patient Psychiatric, the partial hospitalization program (PHP and intensive outpatient (IOP) settings. Lloyd is vastly experienced in the treatment of Adolescent, young adult, and the older adult patient populations. He takes pride in working with this patient population and helping them and their families achieve their goals and reach their maximum potential. He is knowledgeable and experienced in providing psychiatric evaluations and medication management. Lloyd is flexible and empathetic in his approach to treating and meeting the needs of his patients. He takes pride in being branded “A compassionate, empathetic and listening provider” by his patients.

09/11/2026

When intense attention feels exciting and unsettling, what should you notice?

Genuine interest respects your pace, boundaries, and life outside the relationship. Pay attention to how someone responds when you slow down or say no, because consistency and respect matter more than grand gestures. Your comfort is useful information.

09/10/2026

What if keeping the peace is keeping your nervous system on alert?

Avoiding conflict can bring short-term relief while leaving important needs unspoken. Notice when you silence yourself to prevent a reaction, and write down what you felt and needed. If speaking up could put you at risk, connect with someone trustworthy and consider a safety plan.

09/10/2026
09/09/2026

Do you leave certain conversations feeling unseen or responsible for someone else’s emotions?

Repeated patterns of limited empathy and constant need for validation can affect how you view your own feelings. A label is not required for the impact on your emotional well-being to matter. Noticing how interactions affect you may help clarify what support you need.

09/08/2026

Does ADHD really make you more creative?

ADHD and creativity are not opposites, and ADHD does not automatically create creative ability. External structure, reminders, and small steps can help ideas move toward completion. Inconsistent output does not erase genuine strengths.

09/07/2026

Why can one critical comment stay on repeat in your mind?

Repeatedly reviewing criticism can be your mind’s attempt to prevent future mistakes, not evidence that you are inadequate. Separate the specific feedback from the conclusions you draw about yourself, then identify one useful next step. If this pattern continues, Texas Mind Behavior and Psychiatric Clinic can help you explore it further.

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