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< Back Morgan Flores, M.S. Psychotherapist & Evaluator Morgan Flores is a Licensed Psychological Associate who earned her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from Nelson University. Since 2022, she has had the privilege of serving patients at Stanley Psychology through therapy and conducting psychological evaluations. She is dedicated to providing thoughtful, evidence-based care in a supportive and collaborative environment. She is committed to meeting clients where they are, offering practical tools and compassionate guidance to support intentional healing and sustainable growth. She enjoys working with individuals and couples, with a clinical focus on marital and family conflict resolution, affair recovery, and maternal mental health. She offers services both in-person and online, as well as in English and Spanish. Morgan received academic training in Christian-integrated clinical care and thoughtfully integrates faith and psychology for clients who desire that approach. Morgan believes that a person’s faith journey can be meaningfully aligned with the intentional work of therapy, creating space for deep healing, breakthrough, and growth. At the same time, she deeply respects each client’s individual worldview, and faith integration is never an expectation. Have you ever found yourself wondering? Is this all life is meant to be? Will my past always cloud my future? Will I ever be able to open my heart to my spouse again? Will “mom guilt” ever ease up? Is real peace even possible? Morgan wants you to know that you are not alone and that what has been does not have to define what will be. Therapy can be a space to process, rebuild, and begin a new chapter with clarity and intentionality. Outside of her professional work, Morgan enjoys a full and active life with her husband and their three young children. They often have four or more kids in their home, as they have the honor of stepping in for families in crisis by caring for infants in foster care. In her free time, she enjoys a good cup of coffee, strategic board games, painting, and being outside. Previous Next

< Back Roux Brees Stanley is sweetest, high-energy, ball-catching pup around! Roux gets her name from the Superbowl champion Drew Brees of the New Orlean Saints, homage to Dr. Stanley’s Cajun roots. Roux has never met a stranger and is always ready for a game of fetch with her ball. When not flying high performing acrobatic catches in the yard, Roux is usually giving kisses or looking for something tasty on the counter. Roux is a mixed breed rescue from Mansfield Animal Care and Control that we are thankful to have brought into the Stanley family. Keep an eye out for Roux in our social media videos! Content Creator Roux Brees Previous Next

< Back Dr. Amanda Stanley, Ph.D. Supervisory Psychologist & Owner of Stanley Psychology Qualifications: Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, Sam Houston State University M.A. in Clinical Psychology, Sam Houston State University B.S. in Psychology, Summa Cum Laude, University of Houston 15+ years of practice, 8 years as the owner of a private practice Selected Additional Trainings/Certifications: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) Neuropsychotherapy Advanced Clinical Supervision Has instructed university-level courses in: Research Methodology (undergraduate) Psychology and the Law (undergraduate) Advanced Psychological Testing and Assessment (graduate) Rape Law (ad hoc lectures) Expertise: Trauma Recovery & PTSD Abuse & Violence Psycholegal issues Psychological Testing & Evaluation Anxiety, Mood Disorders, & Adjustment Disorders Dr. Amanda Stanley is a graduate of Sam Houston State University’s renowned Clinical Psychology doctoral program. During her tenure at SHSU, she published several articles in peer-reviewed journals on areas including trauma and psycholegal issues under her maiden name of Amacker, and worked as an instructor and peer supervisor for less-senior students. Her clinical experience spans areas including inpatient treatment, neuropsychiatrics, forensic psychology, outpatient clinics, and the federal prison system, where she worked in mental health services for seven years. Although she treats a wide range of clinical issues in her practice, areas of specialty include trauma recovery, substance abuse, and women's issues. Due to her training and research, she is an expert on sexual assault and has a passion for providing talks to groups on rape laws, psychological sequalae post-assault, and post-traumatic growth. She also enjoys providing talks to groups on substance abuse diagnostics and recovery. In addition, Dr. Stanley has developed expertise in conducting psychological evaluations and considers this a primary part of her clinical practice. In her free time, Dr. Stanley enjoys time with her husband, Adam, and their dog-children Roxy (16), Roux (6), and their latest addition, Raider (4); Riddle, also pictured, gained his angel wings in 2022, five weeks shy of 15. As an avid sports fan, she spends much of her down time watching New Orleans Saints football and Houston Astros baseball- she was born in New Orleans and grew up in Houston, hence the team loyalties. She relocated to the Dallas/Fort Worth area with her husband in 2016 and is happy to call this area home. Whenever possible, she enjoys spending time with her father, siblings, and kiddos of the family who range in age from 7 to 26 years old. The memory of her beloved mother, who passed in 2018, keeps her motivated to be the best she can be every day, in both personal and professional endeavors. Previous Next

< Back Morgan Brown, M.S. Psychotherapist & Evaluator Morgan is a Licensed Psychological Associate (LPA; License #40486). She earned her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology at Nelson University and has worked at Stanley Psychology in progressing positions since 2022. She has a heart for helping others since childhood and has a desire to make sure people feel heard and supported throughout life. With this passion, she sought education for this career path, having completed her Bachelor of Science in Human Services and Psychology before enrolling in and completing her graduate studies. Morgan is a compassionate therapist with a special passion for helping children and adolescents navigate anxiety, self-esteem challenges, and ADHD. She brings warmth and creativity to her work with young patients and their families, particularly those from underserved communities. While Morgan specializes in working with kids, her clinical skills extend to adults as well—especially those managing anxiety, struggling with adult ADHD, and navigating life transitions. Whether you're a parent seeking support for your child, or an adult ready to work on your own growth, Morgan creates a welcoming, judgment-free space where change and healing can begin. In her personal life, Morgan loves spending time with her husband and her pug puppies, Frankie and Harper. Her hobbies include crocheting, painting, and jigsaw puzzles. 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. Current Patient Information CLIENT PORTAL VIRTUAL SESSION LINK This link is for Dr. Stanley's patients only. Additional Stanley Psychology clinicians will send out a separate virtual session link prior to your appointment.

< Back Devon Nanney, B.A. Practicum Student Clinician Devon is a counseling intern currently pursuing a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and developing skills in providing compassionate, patient-centered care. She earned her B.A. in Psychology from Texas Tech University prior to beginning her graduate studies. As a clinician-in-training, she brings impressive prior professional experience in the field, including work in community mental health and as a crisis interventionist. Her counseling approach emphasizes empathy, collaboration, and the creation of a safe and supportive environment where patients feel heard, respected, and understood throughout the therapeutic process. She is passionate about helping individuals navigate personal challenges, strengthen coping skills, and work toward meaningful growth and overall wellness. Her clinical interests include anxiety, depression, self-esteem, relationship concerns, and life transitions. Devon strives to integrate evidence-based practices with a culturally responsive, strengths-based perspective to support clients from diverse backgrounds. As an intern, she values ongoing learning, professional development, and ethical practice while working under supervision to provide high-quality counseling services. Previous Next

< Back Jane Long, LPC Psychotherapist Jane is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC;#89287) and she provides individual therapy to both adults and teens. She earned her Master's in Professional Counseling from Stephen F. Austin State University and has experience in helping clients navigate a wide array of life's challenges. Her passion is empowering people to begin to trust their inner voice again by providing compassionate care along with practical tools for creating meaningful change in their lives. Jane's approach to therapy incorporates tools from evidence-based treatments including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), tailored to the unique needs of each individual. She also likes to incorporate art and activities in therapy, especially for teens. She specializes in a range of issues including depression, anxiety, codependency, life transitions, self-esteem, anger management, burnout, stress relief, and recovering from dysfunctional relationships. Life can be heavy but we don't need to carry it alone. Jane is passionate about providing a safe place for clients to begin their healing journey. Outside of the office, Jane loves going thrifting, getting lost in bookstores, baking a fresh sourdough loaf, or exploring new hiking trails with her husband and their puppy, Clint. Previous Next

< Back Jessica Simonetti, M.S. Psychotherapist & 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

< Back Veronica Guerrero-Quan, M.S. Psychotherapist Veronica is a Licensed Psychological Associate (LPA) with Independent Practice (License #38808), the highest level of licensure for Psychological Associates in Texas. She earned her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology, Bachelor of Science in Psychology, and Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies from Nelson University. Her clinical training includes diagnostic assessment and psychological evaluation, trauma-informed therapy, acculturation and cultural adjustment concerns, and crisis intervention. Veronica has completed extensive post-graduate training in evidence-based treatments, including Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) through the International OCD Foundation’s Behavior Therapy Training Institute (BTTI), Inference-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). She has also received specialized training in the administration of the Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale for DSM-5 (CAPS-5) through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as advanced trauma-focused training endorsed by the Texas Psychological Association. Veronica is currently a seminary student and offers faith-integrated therapy for patients who wish to incorporate their spiritual beliefs into treatment. Do you experience persistent or excessive worry? Intense fear related to specific objects, situations, or social interactions? Do you find yourself avoiding what you fear, or experiencing sudden episodes of physical distress such as heart palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, sweating, or nausea? You may also be struggling with insomnia, fatigue, or chronic muscle tension. If these experiences resonate with you, treatment can help. Veronica specializes in evidence-based treatment for anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), trauma-related conditions, specific phobias, panic attacks, and insomnia. Her approach is grounded in helping patients reduce avoidance, build tolerance for distress, and regain a sense of control and freedom in their daily lives. In her personal life, Veronica is happily married and values meaningful connection with family and loved ones. She places a strong emphasis on faith and relationships as central aspects of a fulfilling life. She enjoys ongoing learning, traveling, playing board games, hiking, and spending time outdoors. As a first-generation bilingual Mexican American and daughter of immigrants, Veronica holds a deep appreciation for her cultural heritage and maintains a strong connection to Mexico. This lived experience informs her ability to understand and support individuals navigating cultural identity, family dynamics, and acculturation processes. Previous Next