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Clinical Social Work/Therapist

Robert Boes

LCSW-S

Verified by The Therapy Hour

Fort Worth, TX 76110

Licensed in Texas

About

Meet Robert

Robert Boes is a licensed clinical social worker and supervisor in Fort Worth, also licensed in Kentucky. He works with teens, adults and families, especially people who feel unsure about the direction of their lives or are caught in conflict and coping habits that no longer help. His focus areas include trauma, anxiety, depression, substance use, bipolar disorder and relationship concerns. He values a collaborative relationship, working first to understand what is happening and why before deciding how to address it, and uses CBT, DBT, ACT, EMDR and the Gottman Method. He sees clients in person in Fort Worth and online.

Specialties

Top specialties

  1. 01Trauma & PTSD
  2. 02Anxiety
  3. 03Depression

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Fees & insurance

Cost of sessions

Session fee$150$150 individual; $225 couples
Sliding scaleAvailableAsk if you may be eligible

Insurance accepted 4

Insurance notes
Magellan; Medicaid; Medicare; Meritain Health; Optum; Oscar Health
Payment notes
Cash, Mastercard, Venmo, Visa

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Qualifications

Training & license

License
LCSW-S · TX · 103941
License notes
LCSW-S, Texas #103941; Kentucky #253892

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