Charles Yates is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and State Approved Supervisor in private practice since 1993. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, he works with individuals over the age of ten, families and couples. In his role as Clinical Supervisor, he also works with Licensed Master Social Workers who have passed their LMSW licensing exam and are working toward their advanced clinical license (LCSW). In both roles, Charles respects each person as a whole individual striving for health and wellness of body, mind and spirit.  He holds a master’s degree in Clinical Social Work and was Tarrant County’s Social Worker of the Year in 2007.

Each of us deserves support, understanding, and a safe space to talk through personal and professional issues that interfere with our ability to live the life or have the career we want.  Whether you seek a therapist for this part of your life’s journey of discovery or a clinical supervisor to walk with you on your professional growth path, Charles provides you with a personal, flexible and non-judgmental environment in which to explore and learn. Charles works collaboratively with you to help you identify any underlying issues or challenges. Most importantly, he wants to reassure you that you are not alone on this journey.

Charles is experienced working with:

• Anxiety
• Trauma
• Grief
• Depression
• Anger Management
• Self-esteem
• Professional Ethics

and is a highly acclaimed and sought-after speaker for CEU credits on these topics.

He also has specialized training and experience as a Certified Couples Communication Facilitator and supporting LGBTQ+ individuals. The two of you will work together to decide what approach will work best for you to meet your unique objectives.

Prior to the passing of his beloved wife, Mary, Charles was married for 50 years and has two children, six grand-children and one great-grand-daughter. An avid music lover, golfer and proud Baylor University alumnus, he currently resides in Georgetown, Texas, learning as much as he can from his children, grand-children and great-grandchild, all of whom are a constant source of wisdom and inspiration.