James "Jim" Ming

Are you stuck in an unhealthy work environment that fosters stress, self-doubt, and negative attitudes? Even great jobs can feel this way, if they are not a good fit for you. Therapist Jim Ming offers insight, understanding, and tools that can help you break free or move forward.

After his own 25+ year career in corporate Human Resources, Jim pivoted and pursued a second career in mental health counseling. Now, he helps his clients navigate toxic work settings, career changes, and work demands that do not support self-care. Jim also offers therapy for adults going through life transitions that may include the fear and grief associated with retirement, reorganizations, and job loss. 

Jim has a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Tarleton State University, a Bachelors in Industrial Relations, and a Masters of Human Resource & Labor Relations from Michigan State University. He is EMDR trained, practical, LGBTQ affirming, and someone who practices what he teaches at Lifeologie Counseling Dallas and Lifeologie Counseling Fort Worth. 

Working or not, many of us are at an age when we must start caring for aging relatives. Caregiving can be a full-time job, at times thankless, and often not understood by peers or even other family members. Jim can help you navigate the stress and learn to process these complicated and mixed emotions. 

Jim has specialized training in trauma, including the sustained trauma of first responders, abuse, and complex PTSD. He also brings a seasoned perspective to men’s issues. It’s not easy adjusting to health changes, new family dynamics, and finding purpose. Few people consider the second half of life beyond financial stability. Now what? It can be a heavy dilemma, but it is one that Jim uniquely understands.

Jim believes that awareness opens the door to change, and the answers to feeling better may already be within you. He enjoys working with people seeking to reduce distress, overcome obstacles, and achieve their goals.

If you’re looking for an experienced, compassionate therapist with decades of real-world expertise, book a session with Jim and get started today! 

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