< Back Veronica Guerrero-Quan, M.S. Psychotherapist Veronica Guerrero-Quan is a bilingual Licensed Psychological Associate with Independent Practice (LPA-IP) in Texas (License #38808), the highest level of licensure available for Psychological Associates in the state. She earned her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology, Bachelor of Science in Psychology, and Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies from Nelson University. She is also completing a master's degree in theology at Dallas Theological Seminary, which further enriches her understanding of the relationship between faith, values, and emotional well-being. Veronica specializes in treating obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety disorders, panic attacks, phobias, trauma-related conditions, and insomnia through evidence-based psychotherapy and psychological evaluations. She has received specialized training in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Inference-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), mindfulness-based interventions, and trauma-informed care. She provides services in both English and Spanish, making compassionate, high-quality mental health care accessible to individuals and families from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Veronica is committed to lifelong learning and regularly pursues advanced training to provide the highest quality evidence-based care. In addition to her formal clinical training, she has completed extensive self-study in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I), allowing her to incorporate structured, research-supported strategies to improve sleep. She takes a collaborative and individualized approach to therapy, helping patients better understand their experiences, develop practical coping skills, and create meaningful, lasting change. As a first-generation bilingual Mexican-American and daughter of immigrants, Veronica appreciates how culture, family relationships, faith, and life experiences influence mental health. She thoughtfully considers each person's unique background, values, and identity while providing culturally responsive, compassionate care. Outside of her professional work, Veronica enjoys spending time with family and loved ones, traveling, hiking, playing board games, and exploring the outdoors. She values curiosity, lifelong learning, and personal growth, believing these qualities enrich both her personal life and clinical practice. As a Christian, she is committed to serving others with compassion, integrity, and humility while respecting each patient's individual beliefs and values. Whether working with children, adolescents, or adults, Veronica strives to build authentic therapeutic relationships where patients feel safe, understood, and empowered to pursue healing, resilience, and lasting emotional well-being. Previous Next

Dr. Amanda Stanley, Ph.D, L.P. and her staff of clinicians provide in-person and remote diagnostic evaluation & therapy in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and beyond with an office located in Mansfield, Texas. Stanley Psychology treats a variety of conditions for patients of all ages, both individually and in group settings. Psychology Services Stanley Psychology offers a variety of services that are personalized for each patient. DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION Stanley Psychology provides diagnostic evaluation services for adults, adolescents, and children. Typical evaluations include general mental health, substance abuse, forensic evaluations for licensing boards, bariatric, veteran's benefits, behavioral concerns, learning disabilities, and adult and childhood ADHD. PSYCHOTHERAPY Psychotherapy offers a chance for personal transformation, relief from distress and emotional suffering, and progress towards a better life. At Stanley Psychology, our clinicians are continuously learning and evaluating the best way to serve our patients. A variety of mental health conditions are treated for adults, adolescents, and children, ranging from general adjustment disorders to severe mental illness. Therapy sessions are offered both in person and virtually. MENTAL HEALTH AND CONSULTING INTENSIVES Looking for a focused opportunity to jump-start your healing journey? Or are you a professional or student seeking guidance with private practice start-up or doctoral program applications? Intensive services are provided directly by the psychologist and practice owner and are designed to offer targeted, high-impact support in a condensed format. Intensive services are offered at a flat rate of $1,500, which includes one four-hour intensive session and one additional one-hour follow-up session, to be completed within 60 days of the initial intensive. Intensives are available for the following areas: • Treatment of anxiety disorders and trauma-related conditions, including PTSD • Consultation for early-career psychologists or those transitioning into private practice • Coaching and mentorship for individuals pursuing doctoral-level training who are seeking support with applications and professional development Learn More Areas of Focus See below to view some of the many mental health conditions that we can help you manage. This is not an exclusive list of issues and mental illnesses that w e treat here at Stanley Psychology. Please reach out if you have any questions. TRAUMA, ABUSE, & PTSD Confronting traumatic events like physical or sexual assault, abuse, military warfare, and more. DOMESTIC VIOLANCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT Helping with the recovery from physical, emotional, and sexual victimization. MOOD & ANXIETY DISORDERS Alleviating mental illnesses like depression, anxiety, OCD, bipolar disorder, phobias, and more. BEHAVIORAL CONCERNS Treating disruptive disorders such as ADHD, aggression, impulse control issues, sleeping issues, and more. TESTING & EVALUATION Conducting psychological tests and assessments, evaluations for licensing boards, and more. MORE QUESTIONS? CONTACT US

< Back Morgan Flores, M.S. Psychotherapist & Psychological Evaluator When you think about your life, is there an area where you long for greater freedom, deeper healing, or renewed hope? Whether you're feeling overwhelmed by habits you cannot seem to break, caught in depression or shame, navigating marital or family conflict, recovering from infidelity, adjusting to parenthood, or simply wanting to grow personally or relationally, you don't have to walk through it alone. Morgan Flores is a Licensed Psychological Associate (LPA #40186) who earned her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from Nelson University. Since joining Stanley Psychology in 2022, she has provided psychotherapy and comprehensive psychological evaluations for individuals from many different backgrounds. She is committed to conducting thorough, accurate evaluations that provide meaningful insight and guide personalized treatment planning. In therapy, Morgan believes patients should feel genuinely heard, deeply understood, and compassionately challenged to pursue lasting change through practical, evidence-based tools. Her goal is to create a safe, collaborative space where healing, growth, and hope can flourish. Morgan integrates research-supported treatments including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Existential Therapy, and Family Systems principles. She combines practical skill-building with thoughtful exploration, tailoring treatment to each patient's unique needs, strengths, and goals rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach. Her clinical interests include maternal mental health, marital and family conflict resolution, and affair recovery. Morgan enjoys working with both individuals and couples and welcomes babies under two to accompany their mothers to sessions when needed. She also leads a ten-session mom support group where mothers receive practical encouragement, process personal experiences, and build meaningful friendships. She provides both in-person and telehealth services in English and Spanish. Morgan received academic training in Christian-integrated clinical care and is an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God. For patients who desire it, she thoughtfully integrates faith with evidence-based therapy while always honoring each person's values and treatment goals. Outside the therapy room, she and her husband enjoy raising their three young children while also caring for infants in foster care. She loves sunrise walks, painting, game nights, and listening to clinical audiobooks whenever possible. Previous Next

< Back Dr. Sera Fernandez, Psy.D. Postdoctoral Fellow Sera Fernandez, Psy.D., graduated with a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University (NSU). She is currently completing her doctoral internship at the Federal Medical Center Fort Worth working with incarcerated individuals who present with a range of acute and chronic mental health concerns. During her time at NSU, Sera completed practicum placements focused on child/adolescent mental health and trauma. Sera obtained her bachelor’s degree from Stonehill College where she double majored in psychology and criminology. She then completed a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Roger William University within a forensic mental health counseling program. While in her master’s program, she interned at a prison for individuals incarcerated for sexual offenses and later transitioned into a full-time position conducting assessments and providing treatment recommendations. This work inspired Sera to continue her education and pursue a doctoral degree. Sera’s training includes work with individuals across the lifespan in community and confined settings. She has experience working with various mental health issues, including trauma, obsessive-compulsive and related disorders, depression, anxiety, substance use, and personality pathology. Sera’s areas of focus include legal issues, trauma, and body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRB). She hopes to eventually practice equine-assisted therapy to assist in the treatment of BFRB, which was the topic of her dissertation. Outside of work, Sera enjoys spending time with her family and at the barn. She has two beautiful boys, ages 6 and 2, with her husband who is a forensic psychologist. They are animal lovers and have several pets including dogs, a cat, and a horse. Sera grew up in Saratoga Springs, NY, and began riding horses in childhood. As an avid equestrian for many years, being around horses remains an important aspect of her life. Whenever possible, Sera also enjoys traveling with her family, especially to tropical places. Previous Next

Dr. Amanda Stanley, Ph.D, L.P. and her staff of clinicians provide in-person and remote diagnostic evaluation & therapy in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and beyond with an office located in Mansfield, Texas. Stanley Psychology treats a variety of conditions for patients of all ages, both individually and in group settings. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: For therapy inquiries: Providers who accept Aetna, Medicare, BCBS, and Scott & White insurances, along with self-pay patients, have immediate openings available. We can assist with verifying out-of-network benefits for therapy if you have a different insurance plan. For testing/evaluation inquiries: All providers are accepting new evaluation cases. We are able to immediately accept new requests using insurances we are in-network with and self-pay clients. Send us a message! First Name Last Name Email Phone Number How can we help you? Best time to reach you: How did you find us? Choose an option SEND Thank you for your message! We will contact you within 24 business hours. Please check your spam folder if you do not see a response. Come visit us at Stanley Psychology! 220 N Mitchell Rd suite 105, Mansfield, TX 76063 Patient Care Coordinator: info@stanleypsychology.com Dr. Stanley: dr.stanley@stanleypsychology.com Office: (817) 592-0750 (call or text) Fax: (817) 259-2491

< Back Bailey Blythe, MSW Psychotherapist Bailey Blythe is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) who brings a warm, supportive, and empowering approach to her work with individuals navigating trauma and other challenging life experiences. She earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Texas at Arlington and has more than five years of experience working in a variety of roles, particularly supporting women and children. Bailey is especially passionate about serving individuals who have experienced abuse, trauma, or circumstances that have left them feeling marginalized, silenced, or uncertain of their own voice. Bailey approaches therapy with respect for each patient’s individual experiences and strengths. She recognizes that trauma can affect relationships, self-worth, boundaries, and a person’s sense of safety long after the experience itself. Her goal is to provide a supportive, nonjudgmental environment where patients can process difficult experiences, reconnect with their strengths, and develop greater confidence and agency in their lives. Bailey understands that beginning therapy, particularly when discussing painful or traumatic experiences, can feel intimidating. She works collaboratively with patients at a pace that feels manageable, helping them find their voice, establish healthier patterns and boundaries, and move toward a life that is not defined by what they have experienced. Bailey is a longtime Mansfield resident. Outside of the office, Bailey enjoys dressing up for an evening at the theater and attending Broadway musicals, particularly stories featuring strong and resilient women. She is also devoted to training her poodle, Darcy, who has certification as a therapy dog. Darcy may join Bailey in sessions when appropriate, providing a calming presence for patients who experience anxiety or simply find comfort in having an animal nearby. Darcy is named after Mr. Darcy from Bailey’s favorite novel, Pride and Prejudice - and, according to Bailey, he has managed to adopt a bit of his namesake’s personality as well. Previous Next

< Back Adam is a co-owner of Stanley Psychology, and as you may have guessed, Adam is Amanda's husband. Adam has an MBA from Texas Tech University and is an experienced strategic sourcing professional. Additionally, Adam is often behind the scenes at Stanley Psychology, handling most of the business issues and allowing Amanda more time to focus on patient care. As a result you may see him in-office from time to time doing various tasks, such as routine maintenance, running payroll, meeting with other professionals, and networking. In his spare time, Adam focuses on family time with Amanda and their dog-children. He also has a love for all things Texas Tech, his alma mater. As a sports-lover like Amanda, Adam's favorite time of year is the college football season, although he also promised to be a Saints fan for his NFL team in his wedding vows. Co-Owner of Stanley Psychology Adam Stanley Previous Next

< Back Norlisha has worked for over 18 years in the field of Physician Revenue Cycle Management, developing a wealth of knowledge in the field of medical billing. She earned her B.S. in Psychology and her M.A. in Adult Learning and Development from Northwestern State University at Louisiana. She has a passion for applying the vast skills and knowledge she has gained over the years for such a meaningful role in assisting mental health providers. Stanley Psychology is very blessed to have her as a part of the team! As Norlisha works behind the scenes, please direct any billing questions to our Patient Care Coordinator, Kelsye, who can consult with Norlisha as indicated. Billing Specialist Norlisha Gistarb Previous Next

< Back Jessica Simonetti, M.S. Psychotherapist & Psychological Evaluator Jessica is a Licensed Psychological Associate (LPA; TX License #40699). She earned her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from Nelson University and also holds a Master of Science in Forensic Psychology from Nova Southeastern University. She has a background in neuropsychological assessment and has experience supporting individuals in acute mental health crises. Jessica provides comprehensive mental health services to children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. She tailors her therapeutic approach to meet the unique developmental and emotional needs of each client, with a focus on creating a safe, respectful, and empowering environment. Her areas of specialization include perinatal mental health, depression, anxiety, personality disorders, grief and trauma, and behavioral challenges in children. Jessica is deeply committed to the belief that all individuals are inherently worthy of dignity and compassion. This principle informs every aspect of her work, from therapy sessions to psychological evaluations, allowing her to offer personalized care that honors each person’s story. In addition to her clinical work, Jessica co-owns a local gym in Abilene with her husband. Her passion for fitness and wellness informs her holistic approach to mental health, recognizing the profound connection between physical activity and emotional well-being. She often integrates lifestyle and wellness strategies into her therapeutic work to support clients in achieving balance and resilience. Outside the office, Jessica is a proud mother of two toddler boys and has been married for six years to her amazing husband. She enjoys playing tennis, hiking, traveling, and diving into true crime podcasts and mystery novels. Most of all, she cherishes quality time with her family. Previous Next

Stanley Psychology Blog Click the posts below to hear from Dr. Stanley and her staff! All Posts Search Jul 22 3 min Am I Shy or Socially Anxious? Veronica Guerrero-Quan, LPA-Independent Practice Ever wondered if you are struggling with social anxiety? Or if you are simply shy? I’m a... 6 views Jun 27 3 min Gratitude and Plentitude Veronica Guerrero-Quan, LPA-Independent Practice “Without gratitude, we will never understand plentitude.” – Veronica What is gratitude?... 5 views Jun 27 3 min Coaching Versus Therapy Petrona Kautz, M.S., M.A. As of late, coaching (sometimes called "life coaching") has become increasingly more popular- but what is it?... 7 views