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Ana Matei , MA, LPC, LSOTP
What is an LSOTP?
A Licensed Sex Offender Treatment Provider (LSOTP) is a specialized credential issued by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists that authorizes a clinician to provide court-mandated and voluntary sex offender treatment and assessment. LSOTPs work closely with courts, probation officers, attorneys, and families involved in the juvenile and adult justice systems.
Ana is one of a limited number of licensed LSOTPs serving the Waco and McLennan County area, making her a critical resource for legal professionals, families, and individuals navigating court-ordered treatment requirements.
Clinical Specialties
Ana’s clinical work is grounded in social advocacy and a commitment to serving disadvantaged and underserved populations.
She specializes in:
At-risk and juvenile youth
Adolescent mental health and behavioral challenges
Sex offender treatment and assessment (LSOTP)
Addiction and substance use
Anxiety and depression
Trauma-informed care
Forensic psychological counseling
Ana integrates Cognitive Therapy and Existential Therapy to build personalized, detailed treatment plans for each client — combining evidence-based structure with a deeply human, nonjudgmental approach rooted in unconditional positive regard.
Approach to Counseling
Ana believes healing happens through genuine human connection. Her approach centers on the power of interpersonal communication, positive thinking, and a therapeutic relationship built entirely on trust and respect — free of judgment, regardless of a client’s history or circumstances.
She is particularly passionate about working with populations that are often underserved by the mental health system: at-risk teenagers, individuals navigating addiction, and those involved in the juvenile and adult justice systems who deserve access to quality, compassionate care.
Now Accepting New Clients in Waco, TX
Ana Matei is currently accepting new clients at PR Taft & Associates’ Waco location at 6801 Sanger Ave, Suite 104, Waco, TX 76710. In-person and telehealth sessions are available.
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