At Dr. White and Associates, our main focus is on helping You with your feelings and relationships through convenient Teletherapy sessions.
Whether it’s a marriage, family, or work relationship, we believe that understanding emotions is crucial for a better life. We’re experts in figuring out specific problems that you want to change, and often these problems are linked to past difficult experiences.
We specialize in a type of therapy called trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and we have therapists trained in EMDR for cases that need it.
Our team, led by Dr. White, is made up of licensed professionals with degrees in marriage and family therapy. We can work with you as an individual, a couple, a family, or any other kind of relationship. We’re especially known for helping people recover from issues like infidelity, betrayal trauma, and compulsive sexual behaviors.
To learn more or to set up an appointment, you can call our receptionist at 806-780-0003 or schedule online.
Meet Some of Our Team
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Adrienne Rains
Adrienne Rains provides therapy services in Texas and New Mexico under Dr. Mark White’s supervision. Specializing in cognitive behavioral, person-centered, multicultural, and biblically focused therapies, Adrienne assists couples and families with various challenges, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, communication issues, and family conflicts. With a unique perspective from her life experiences and therapy journey, Adrienne is dedicated to helping clients achieve personal growth and healthier relationships.
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Kayli Beaty
Kayli Beaty is extending DWA’s services to the Permian Basin, offering both in-person and telehealth services in Texas and New Mexico under Dr. Mark White’s supervision. Using a holistic approach, Kayli focuses on uncovering her clients’ strengths to promote healing. With personal experience in chronic pain, she connects deeply with individuals, couples, and families navigating medical challenges. Specializing in depression, anxiety, and relationship conflict across all age groups, Kayli employs cognitive and emotionally-focused models, ready to support clients through life’s journey in the West Texas area and beyond.
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Dr. Mark White
Dr. Mark White, LMFT, CSAT, CMAT, CPTT, and LSOTP, brings over 20 years of experience to his practice, specializing in relationship reconciliation, betrayal trauma recovery, and holistic mental wellness. Combining professional expertise with personal insight from over four decades of marriage and parenthood, Dr. White is dedicated to guiding individuals and families towards fulfillment through transformative experiences and mindfulness techniques.
As a Christian, Dr. White is experienced and open to including your spiritual/faith perspective in treatment with or without any emphasis on Christianity or on any particular denomination. He has a biblically informed psychological perspective of God’s design for success if that perspective is a good fit for you.
You may read more about Dr. White on Psychology Today.
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