Tina L Mansfield, PhD
She/Her/Hers
Licensed Professional Counselor
Research Director
About Tina
Tina L. Mansfield, PhD, is an experienced, affirming, compassionate, and involved clinician. With an extensive background in narrative therapy, counselor education, and supervision, Dr. Mansfield understands the pain her clients are experiencing and guides the journey to healing with a holistic and personally customized approach.
Dr. Mansfield provides expert guidance and compassionate care with persons struggling with intractable depression, chronic illness, imposter syndrome, substance dependence, sexual difficulties related to health conditions, and anxiety. She has an area of focus in terminal illness, customized faith-based care, and generational grief and loss. Dr. Mansfield believes with the right support "grief and loss" related to personal tragedy can become "grief and growth."
As a Woman of Color, Dr. Mansfield is a social justice advocate committed to allyship with individuals whose voices have been silenced. She believes therapy can be the beginning of each individual knowing their voice, speaking it out loud, and having the experience of being heard.
Dr. Mansfield welcomes individuals 17+, partners/couples and families on a journey of insight, support, learning, and growth. Join her in reaching your therapeutic goals.
Credentials & Training
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Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) #LPC.0018264 Colorado, #LPC-744 Wyoming, #LPC-24614, LPC-24614 Arizona
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National Certified Counselor (NCC) #1235262
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Professional Education & Clinical Training
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University of Wyoming
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Counselor Education and Supervision, 2021 (CACREP-Accredited)
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Master of Science, Counselor Education and Supervision, 2000 (CACREP-Accredited)
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Bachelor of Science, Psychology, 1997
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Completed all three levels of Gottman Method training
Professional Affiliations
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American Counseling Association
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Association for Humanistic Counseling
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Association of Counseling Sexology and Sexual Wellness
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Wyoming Counseling Association
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Chi Sigma Iota International Honor Society
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Exploring Productions of Growth in Individuals with Complicated Bereavement. Nirk, T. (2021). ProQuest Doctoral dissertation, University of Wyoming.
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The poisoned tree: Infidelity as an opportunity for transformation. The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families Warren, J., Morgan, M., Mansfield, T., & Williams, S., & (2008). 16, 351-358.
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Creative moments in supervision: A case study in silence, pace, and patience. Journal of Clinical Activities, Assignments & Handouts in Psychotherapy Practice Becker, K., Carson, D., & Mansfield, T. (2002). 2(2), 95-103.
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Professional Presentations
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Promoting Rural Mental Health Access in the Western Mountain States, Virtual Workshop Friday, April 2, 2021, Panel Moderator and Co-Workshop Developer
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Approaching Risk Assessment for Suicide with Existential Understanding and Cultural Humility. WCA Virtual Conference Nirk, T. (October 2020).
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Addressing Multiculturalism using the Keepin' It Real Game, Rocky Mountain Aces Conference, Virtual Conference Ratliff, R., & Nirk, T. (October 2020)
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The Case for a Humanistic Foundation in Counselor Formation. Michael M., Mangin, J., & Nirk, T. (October, 2018) RMACES 2018 Conference Park City, UT.
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Core counseling skills: How applying these skills can help you listen in a radical way. Shepard Symposium on Social Justice, Laramie, Wyoming. Edelman, R. Flynn, T., Nirk, T., Ratliff, R. (April, 2019)
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Session Fees
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Individual therapy: $225 per 45-minute session
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Relationship / couples therapy: $225 per 45-minute session
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Weekend sessions: $240 per 45-minute session
Fees & Billing Information
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Enrich Relationship Center does not charge for a brief initial consultation by phone.
- Fees for services are based on clinician education, training, experience, and scope of practice. Sessions are billed in 45-minute segments, with longer session lengths available when clinically appropriate.
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Reduced-rate appointments may be available based on financial circumstances. Please inquire directly with your provider for availability.
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A Good Faith Estimate of expected costs can be provided upon request, in accordance with federal requirements. This information is also included in each provider’s informed consent documentation.
Licenses
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Wyoming #LPC-744
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Colorado LPC.0018264
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Arizona LPC-24614
If you are seeking a structured, research-based approach to relationship or individual therapy, a consultation can help determine whether ERC is the right fit.
*If you are insured with Medicaid, due to state laws, you must see a Medicaid provider or risk losing your insurance coverage.
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