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Carlos Cano-Guiterrez, LCSW
Carlos Cano-Guiterrez is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and bilingual therapist serving the Waco, TX community with over 10 years of clinical experience. A Baylor University graduate, Carlos has built his practice around the Waco and Central Texas community he has called home for more than a decade.
Carlos provides therapy in both English and Spanish, making quality mental health care more accessible for Waco’s bilingual and Spanish-speaking community.
Specialties & Areas of Focus
Carlos is a trained EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapist with advanced experience treating complex trauma and PTSD. He also holds advanced training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Perinatal Mental Health — supporting individuals navigating pregnancy, prenatal, and postpartum mental health challenges.
Carlos works with adults and adolescents experiencing:
Trauma and PTSD
Anxiety and depression
ADHD
Perinatal mental health (pregnancy, prenatal, postpartum)
Grief and complex grief
Men’s issues
Anger management
Adolescent behavioral issues
Bipolar disorder
Military and veteran issues
Career challenges and life transitions
Relationship concerns
Sleep and insomnia
Addiction recovery
Approach to Counseling
Carlos believes every individual has a unique story and brings a whole-person approach to therapy — one that honors each client’s values, background, and belief system. For clients who find meaning in their faith, Carlos is open to integrating spirituality into the counseling process in a way that feels natural and supportive. He is an active member of his local Waco church and understands firsthand the role faith can play in healing.
Now Accepting New Clients in Waco, TX
Carlos Cano-Guiterrez is currently accepting new clients at PR Taft & Associates’ Waco location at 6801 Sanger Ave, Suite 275B. In-person, phone, and telehealth sessions are available.
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