Margaret McCrummen has extensive experience as a working ally with adults who are experiencing distress – stemming from a motor vehicle collision, traumatic brain injury, substance addiction, sexual assault, domestic violence, sex trafficking, acute/chronic physical pain, etc. – along with aiding those affected by anxiety, depression, and other stressful, life adjustments and concerns that can impede living a fully-functioning life.  

While trained in all the major psychological theories, Margaret’s integrative therapeutic approach also includes contemplating the physiological, neurological, and spiritual aspects of an individual when considering the best treatment plan.  This comprehensive strategy most often entails the training of scientifically proven cognitive and behavioral therapeutic techniques that are provided to the client to incorporate should they choose.

Margaret earned a degree in Psychology from The University of Texas, with a concentration in Behavioral and Brain Sciences; and, she obtained a dual master’s degrees in counseling and biblical studies from Dallas Theological Seminary.