We are a dedicated network of mental health professionals based in North Texas, committed to supporting each other in sharing resources and education. This website is an extension of our Facebook Page, designed to be a central resource where you can find information on upcoming CEU training sessions, practicum opportunities, clinical supervision, and more. Whether you’re new to the field or an experienced practitioner, this platform is here to help you connect, grow, and thrive in your professional journey.

The mission of the NTMHP group is to provide a space where mental health professionals can share, educate and network with other mental health professionals.
NTMHP and it's members also share in the common spiritual purpose of helping humanity. We Are The Ones.

NTMHP was founded in 2015 by Antonio Medina, an LMFT from California who was in the process of relocating to Dallas, Texas. He saw that there was a need for mental health professionals to connect and to find support, and that is how NTMHP was born.
Every month, The NTMHP FB group recognizes one member for their contribution to the field and their engagement in the group. If you'd like to be considered, reach out to us.
Kaitlyn Kepple, LMSW, holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Louisville. She takes a person-centered, strengths-based approach to therapy, fostering a safe and supportive environment for every client. With extensive experience in crisis intervention, Kaitlyn specializes in supporting individuals facing complex mental health challenges.
Kaitlyn has experience working with individuals managing co-occurring conditions, psychotic disorders, trauma, anxiety, and ADHD. Trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Suicide Prevention (CBT-SP), suicide prevention, and holistic approaches, she integrates these methods to create personalized, effective treatment plans for each client.
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