Krisi Herron, LCDC
Krisi Herron, LCDC
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    Krisi Herron is an Adjunct Psychology Professor, a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor and a freelance writer who contributes to several mental health blogs. Krisi obtained her Master of Arts degree in Psychology through Texas A&M University in Commerce and has worked in the mental health industry for 11 years. Her work with Texas Mentor, Covenant Kids, and East Texas Counsel of Alcohol and Drug Abuse, has allowed her much experience in researching mental health disorders and medication use to provide better services and hands-on experience in developing treatment plans and for her clients.

    Her work has appeared in a number of publications, both online and off, including the Journal of Sports Psychology, Dr. Norman Chideckel’s blog, and ghostwriting contributions to a number of other well-respected blogs, including topics on parenting, education, and overall wellness. She has been on research teams conducting scientific studies and peer reviews on topics of mental health, physical health, hormones, anxiety, sibling studies, sports, and teen issues. Krisi Herron continues to be a dreelance writer of articles specializing in mental illness, fitness, wellness, parenting and women’s lifestyle. More of her work can be seen on her portfolio.

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    Latest Articles (58)
    1. How to Help a Friend With Anorexia
    2. Anxiety and Substance Abuse
    3. Depression
    4. How to Help Someone With Bulimia
    5. How to Help a Friend With Social Anxiety
    6. Treatment for Sleep Disorders
    7. Sleep Disorders
    8. Dysthymia Treatment
    9. OCD Treatment
    10. Anxiety Treatment
    11. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
    12. Gender Dysphoria
    13. Dependent Personality Disorder Treatment
    14. Anxiety Disorders
    15. Dissociative Amnesia Treatment
    16. Depression Treatment
    17. Agoraphobia Treatment
    18. Agoraphobia and Substance Abuse
    19. Does LSD Cause Bipolar Disorder?
    20. Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder
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