Cameron Schober, Lpc S Lmft S
About Cameron Schober, Lpc S Lmft S
Cameron Schober is a licensed therapist with extensive experience in clinical mental health, currently working at The Hope Place and Headway in Texas. He holds a Master's Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and has specialized training in various therapeutic practices.
Work at Headway
Cameron Schober has been employed as a Therapist at Headway since 2021. This role is based in Burleson, Texas, where he has been providing therapeutic services for three years. His work at Headway involves addressing various mental health issues, drawing on his extensive training and experience in the field.
Work at The Hope Place
Since 2020, Cameron Schober has served as a Therapist at The Hope Place in Mansfield, Texas. Over the course of four years, he has focused on delivering mental health support to clients, leveraging his background in clinical mental health and specialized training.
Education and Expertise
Cameron Schober earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Business Minor from Texas State University, completing his studies from 2007 to 2010. He furthered his education by obtaining a Master's Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy/Counseling from Texas Wesleyan University between 2011 and 2014. His expertise includes clinical mental health, particularly in working with individuals experiencing acute or severe mental illness.
Professional Background
Cameron Schober has a diverse professional background in mental health services. He has worked as a Therapist for various organizations, including BetterHelp.com, Talkspace, and SonderMind. His experience also includes roles such as Utilization Review Coordinator at Sundance Behavioral Healthcare and Qualified Mental Health Professional at Metrocare Services. He has also contributed to the field as a Practicum Student Counselor at multiple counseling centers.
Achievements and Contributions
Cameron Schober co-founded the Professional Organization of Advancing Counselors (POAC), aimed at assisting student counselors in their transition to professional careers. He has presented at the International Family Therapy Association World Congress, contributing to the broader discourse in the field of therapy and counseling.