About Resolve
Resolve Mental Health was founded with a razor sharp focus on quality care and personal engagement. We have structured everything to prioritize the growth of the client via a highly accessible therapeutic relationship.
Our Vision
At Resolve, there are no board of directors, shareholders, or accountants calling the shots. While we are not a nonprofit brand, the bottom line is not the most important consideration in our corporate decision making processes. Getting you the help you need, even if it means referring you to outside resources, is more important to us than counting you in our books. The staff at Resolve would rather see you empowered, strong, and healthy than have you coming back forever. In fact, we incentivize our providers to have “success stories” with clients rather than focusing on having long-term subscribers.
Resolve is the next evolution in mental health services and we apply a whole-person concept to finding happiness and fulfillment. Each unique individual is a mixture of three integrated parts: physical, spiritual, and mental. We find ourselves in unhealthy states when these three parts are out of balance with each other. While Resolve specializes in the mental health component of this system, we believe the other two parts are equally important in your over all mental wellness. The whole can be greater than the sum of its parts.
About Us
Counseling with Cole
Cole Modlin LPC-S
Founder - Director
I have a Master of Arts degree in Professional Counseling from DBU, a Master of Arts degree in Philosophy with an emphasis in Ethics from Marquette University, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Historical Theology from ORU. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor in the state of Texas. I love working with adolescents, adults, and couples. My experience includes 10 years in the private practice setting working with individuals, couples and families. I have extensive experience working with foster children, post-adoption, and parents of children from hard places. In fact, I worked for 5 years (in collaboration with Cook Children’s and Superior Healthcare) as the Clinical Director of two nationally recognized family therapy programs, Turning Point and Summit House. As part of my training, I worked for 2 years as a family therapist at a psychiatric hospital for children and adolescents and for 1 year as a crisis counselor with Safe Haven of Tarrant County.
I am research driven and will only utilize evidenced based interventions in counseling. While I am experienced in practicing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy and using attachment models to understand family dynamics, I ultimately believe that counseling will only be effective if a safe and secure relationship is formed between the therapist and the client. This belief in the significance of felt safety underlies all my interactions with clients. I also believe that self-knowledge and insight are essential for clients to be able to maintain any progress they have experienced in therapy. A significant aspect of therapy, then, involves a guided journey to improved self-knowledge. Goal setting is a collaborative process and the methods used to reach these goals will be tailored to the unique person working with me.
I have been privileged to counsel people from all different backgrounds and faith perspectives. I will incorporate matters of spirituality in counseling to the extent you desire.