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Simone Mosley
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Philosophy
I believe that each client is unique, with inherent strengths that form the foundation of their healing journey. These strengths may sometimes be hidden or hard to recognize, but they are always present and can be uncovered through compassionate support and understanding. It is essential to build a trusting, collaborative relationship where the client feels heard, respected, and empowered. This relationship fosters an environment in which healing can take place. Healing involves considering the whole person—mind, body, and soul. I believe that true healing emerges when we recognize that mental, physical, and spiritual well-being are deeply intertwined. When we nurture all these elements, the client can begin to restore balance and cultivate lasting transformation.
Simone received her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of North Texas at Dallas, and she is currently pursuing a Masters of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy at The King’s University. Simone has extensive experience working with children and youth from diverse populations. She has worked in Children’s Ministry for the last 10 years. Simone also served as a volunteer advocate with Dallas CASA where she was able to advocate for and be a safe place for children in the foster care system.
Simone is a fun-loving wife and mother of young adults, teens, and a beautiful Labrapit named Sunny. She enjoys game nights with family and friends and karaoke. She also enjoys volunteering with Hebrews 13 Homeless Outreach where she gets to spread love, food, warmth, and hope. Her goal is to help the next generation heal, confidently know who they are in Christ, and step into the role they are made for.
Simone sees clients at community partner locations as part of our PACT program. For more information about our PACT Program and community partners, please click HERE.
Additional Areas of Focus
- Boundaries
- Bullying
- Coping with divorce, blended families
- Depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts
- Faith and spirituality
- Family therapy
- Grief and loss
- Guilt and shame
Education
- The King’s University, Southlake, Texas, Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy, expected graduation: May 2026
- University of North Texas at Dallas, Dallas, Texas, Bachelor of Arts – Sociology