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Resolve Mental Health PLLC was founded to go beyond traditional private practice models, making whole-person growth innovative and accessible, while destigmatizing mental health.

Resolve is welcoming Emily Modlin as a new addition to the practice! Emily is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She see...
07/21/2026

Resolve is welcoming Emily Modlin as a new addition to the practice! Emily is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She sees clients age 14 and up, focusing primarily on autism, ADHD, recovery from religious harm, and support for LGBTQ+ individuals. Emily is credentialed with Curative Health Plan and Lyra, and has immediate availability online and in-person.

We are so happy to welcome Jennifer Woosley to Resolve! Jennifer is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who is certi...
07/20/2026

We are so happy to welcome Jennifer Woosley to Resolve! Jennifer is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who is certified in EMDR, an evidence-based therapy designed to reduce distress related to traumatic memories. She works with clients age 18 and up who are seeking help for anxiety, depression, and trauma, with expertise that includes understanding of the unique stressors and needs of first responders.

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Meet founding Resolve Mental Health therapist Cole Modlin! He’s a Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor (LPC-S), ...
07/17/2026

Meet founding Resolve Mental Health therapist Cole Modlin! He’s a Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor (LPC-S), which means he is certified in supervision for LPC associates in addition to his 14+ years of experience as a therapist. Cole is credentialed with most major insurance companies and Lyra. He works with clients age 18 and up, particularly focusing on anxiety, existentialism, religious trauma, couples, and families, and offers sessions both virtually throughout Texas and Florida as well as in-person in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas.

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Great news! Emily Modlin and Jennifer Woosley have joined Resolve, which has opened up immediate availability for in off...
07/05/2026

Great news! Emily Modlin and Jennifer Woosley have joined Resolve, which has opened up immediate availability for in office or online appointments.

See their bios here and schedule a free consultation.

Resolve Mental Health is professional counseling. We offer innovative ways to do online counseling for relationships, anger mangement, depression, anxiety. Hybrid of office counseling in mansfield, grand prairie, and fort worth

We love discussing movies in therapy!
11/14/2022

We love discussing movies in therapy!

06/29/2021
Something to think about this new year!
01/03/2021

Something to think about this new year!

Many people think you have to have some sort of abnormal condition to go see a therapist. The truth is, the vast majorit...
10/07/2020

Many people think you have to have some sort of abnormal condition to go see a therapist. The truth is, the vast majority of people who see us are having normal but overwhelming stress responses to abnormal events in their lives.

Breathe and let that sink in.

It is NORMAL to be overwhelmed and to feel desperately in need of support in the year 2020.

This post counters one of the foundational beliefs that allows the stigma of mental illness to continue to thrive: The b...
10/03/2020

This post counters one of the foundational beliefs that allows the stigma of mental illness to continue to thrive: The belief that depression, anxiety, etc, exist only abstractly in someone’s imagination.

Where did this belief originate and how has it continued to maintain so many ardent followers? We could launch into a deep discussion of the philosophy of mind to start at an answer but we don’t have time for all that. Let’s just dip our toes in for a brief moment. 😉

There has been a long philosophical war over the nature of consciousness. The physicalists have argued that everything in the “mind” perfectly maps onto physical properties. With the right technology a computer could essentially become conscious (and probably depressed as well but that’s for another discussion). In contrast, the non-reductionists argue that there is something immaterial that will never be identified as a physical property. For the non-reductionists, the mind is a more abstract space that gives rise to conscious experience.

While the physicalists may not turn out to be right ultimately, I think they are right about a lot more than the general population tends to believe. In other words, mental illnesses have physical properties that the right technology can observe. A lot of people continue to ignore this science and assume instead that mental illness is an abstract experience that is basically imaginary. This is at least one reason that the stigma of mental illness continues to thrive.

That may have been a bit more than just a toe that we dipped into philosophy. 😅

We had fun teaming up with Inspire Bariatrics today with a virtual walk! Improving your mental health often starts by wo...
09/27/2020

We had fun teaming up with Inspire Bariatrics today with a virtual walk! Improving your mental health often starts by working on your physical health. 👊

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5004 Thompson Terrace STE 110
Colleyville, TX
76034

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