Hi,
I’m Patricia Artigues.
Most people call me "Trisha". I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the state of Mississippi and Louisiana. I work with adults, adolescents and couples.
I specialize in treating trauma, clients with parenting issues, and helping teens navigate periods of adjustment.
My mission:
Do small things with extraordinary love.
I hope to impact society in a small but deep way, one soul at a time. My gift is really valuing and appreciating people individually. I see therapy as the opportunity to support others while they figure out who God has created them to be, regardless of their individual faith. When we do this work, the world is changed.
My inspiration comes from St. Therese, known as the "Little Flower". She saw herself like the simple wildflowers in forests and fields: They’re often unnoticed by others, yet they grow and give glory to God. She saw herself as simple and hidden, but blooming where God had planted her. St. Therese teaches us to do the ordinary things of life with extraordinary love.
I bring my whole self
to the counseling process.
I have lived in McComb, Mississippi for over 25 years where my husband and I have raised our six children. I love to help my adult clients with parenting issues as I have a vast experience of parenting through many stages. I also find a deep joy in connecting with my teen-aged clients and in helping them through this stage of development.
I am passionate about cooking, baking and crafts, which I often include in my therapeutic approach with younger clients. I read almost obsessively and will often refer my clients to resources that fit their circumstances. I have always been an avid exerciser, enjoying kettlebell, yoga, spin, pilates, running, walking and biking. I believe we were created in the likeness and image of God which is reflected in the importance of relationships. The relationship between mind, body, and spirit are essential in bringing about lasting change.