Agnes Zaldivar, LPC, TX | Psychotherapist

What patients are saying

Overall rating

4.70

Average wait time

5.00

Bedside manner

4.79

“I've been very pleased with working with Agnes. She was open to hearing what I had hoped to get out of therapy and my goals and has supported me in those goals. I've actually already recommended her to a colleague.”

More than 1 year ago

About Agnes Zaldivar

Focus areas

Anxiety

Mood Disorders

Suicidal Tendencies

Depression

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Family Therapy/ Marriage Therapy

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Counseling

Clientele seen

Young adults (18-24)

Adults (25-64)

Individuals

Treatment approaches

Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)

Identity

Gender

Female

Ethnicity

Hispanic or Latinx

Languages spoken

English

Getting to know Agnes Zaldivar

Hello! My name is Agnes, and I've been a mental health counselor for over 20 years. I hold a Master's degree in Educational Psychology, Guidance and Counseling from the University of Texas, San Antonio. Do you ever find yourself struggling just to get through the day? Do you feel overwhelmed and stressed out over minor issues and events? Do you wake up in the morning dreading the day before you? Have you been feeling depressed, anxious, or angry-lashing out at others, which only compounds these bad feelings? Have you had thoughts of just wanting to "run away" or "give up"? Emotions can be wonderful, but they can also get out of hand and lead you to make poor decisions or act in ways that create more problems. I can help you sort through your feelings, thoughts, and behaviors by using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, an evidence-based approach that has been proven to work. Working together, we can find ways to alleviate that stress, help you gain a better and deeper understanding of yourself, and find a balance that gets you back to feeling good in the morning. So, call me if you have been feeling depressed or anxious. Let's sort through these feelings and thoughts that are keeping you stuck!

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Payment is due after each session and will be charged with your card on file for any portion of patient responsibility. Receipts will be provided at the time of the charge. This typically takes place 2-4 weeks after the session, once your insurance has had a chance to process the claim. We try our best to verify eligibility, but it is ultimately your responsibility to check coverage and out-of-pocket costs for services. For out-of-network visits, you will be billed at the provider’s self-pay rate, and we can provide an invoice for you to submit to your insurance for potential out-of-network reimbursement based on your plan’s benefits.

Popular visit reasons

Childhood Trauma

Cognitive-Behavioral Family Therapy

Depression

Mood Swings

Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy Intake / Initial Visit

Sleep Problems

Therapy

Childhood Trauma

Cognitive-Behavioral Family Therapy

Depression

Mood Swings

Education and background

Practice names

Grow Therapy

Education and training

University of Texas, San Antonio, Master's in Educational Psychology, Guidance and Counseling

NPI number

1487698437

Patient reviews

All reviews have been submitted by patients after interacting with the practice.

Overall rating

4.70

Wait time

5.00

Bedside manner

4.79

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I had a consultation with Agnes recently and after the session was over I felt bad. I didn't feel heard. It seemed that at some point I irritated her when I was expressing how difficult I found getting myself to do some basic tasks that she was insisting I do. I mean, I know I should do them, I just can't bring myself to start. Telling me to "just do it" doesn't seem very professional or productive. A simple Google search can give me a list of Must-Do's, I don't need a therapist to tell me. Lastly most importantly, an eye-roll in the middle of a conversation is definitely not professional. I never ever leave reviews on anything, but this is the first time I left with a pit in my stomach. I may be sensitive, but I'm in therapy.. so Yea, facial expressions should be something a therapist is aware of. This is just my experience, it doesn't have to be yours though.