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Texas Mind Behavior and Psychiatric eclinic Dr. Lloyd E. Esene, (DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC, LLB. He was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1995.

Dr. Lloyd Esene, DNP, PMHNP-BC, is a doctorally prepared psychiatric & mental health provider specializing in evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health disorders across the lifespan in TX, AZ, ID, UT, CO, NE, MD, OR, WA, NM, KS, NY, VA, and CA BL) is a Board Certified Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, and licensed in Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Utah, Ida

ho, Tennessee, Washington, Virginia, and West Virginia. He graduated from Walden University in 2020., Southern New Hampshire University in 2017, Platt College Oklahoma in 2011, and Edo State University Nigeria in 1994. Lloyd’s clinical career has seen him provide care for his patients in diverse clinical settings from Skilled Nursing and rehabilitation care services to the home health care services setting. He also worked in the inpatient acute care, long term Acute care, inpatient Psychiatric, Out-patient Psychiatric, the partial hospitalization program (PHP and intensive outpatient (IOP) settings. Lloyd is vastly experienced in the treatment of Adolescent, young adult, and the older adult patient populations. He takes pride in working with this patient population and helping them and their families achieve their goals and reach their maximum potential. He is knowledgeable and experienced in providing psychiatric evaluations and medication management. Lloyd is flexible and empathetic in his approach to treating and meeting the needs of his patients. He takes pride in being branded “A compassionate, empathetic and listening provider” by his patients.

05/25/2026
05/25/2026

If you think psychiatrists are only for "crazy people" this is for you.

The people who walk through Dr. Lloyd's door every day are teachers, engineers, parents, students, and business owners.

People who are anxious. Burnt out. Struggling to sleep. Feeling empty. Not feeling like themselves.

Not "crazy." Just human.

A psychiatrist isn't there to label you. They're there to understand what's happening in your brain and build a plan that fits your life.

You wouldn't hesitate to see a cardiologist for your heart. Your brain is an organ too.

You don't need a diagnosis to book a consultation. You just need to feel like something isn't right and want to understand why.

📩 Book your consultation with Dr. Lloyd → Link in bio

05/21/2026

He Didn't Think He Had a Problem. That Was the Problem.

He didn't think he had a problem. That was the problem.

He was going to work. Hanging out with friends. Getting through the days.

But something had been quietly off for a long time. He just called it stress. Tiredness. Just life.

Therapy was for people with real problems — not someone who was functioning just fine.

Then one morning he woke up and couldn't find a single reason to get up. No sadness. No anger. Just nothing.

So he made the call he'd been avoiding for years.

Sat in the room. Started talking. And for the first time what he'd been carrying had a name. And it was treatable.

You don't have to hit rock bottom before you ask for help. If something has felt quietly off that's reason enough.

📩 Book your consultation with Dr. Lloyd → Link in bio

05/20/2026

Great job. Great life. So why did everything feel so wrong?

She had the career. The apartment. The lifestyle everyone admired.

But behind every smile, every meeting, every perfect performance she was exhausted. Empty. And completely alone in it.

High achievers are often the last people to ask for help. Because asking feels like failing.

Then one evening, sitting alone in her parked car, she couldn't hold it together anymore.

So she made one phone call. Booked one consultation.

And for the first time in years, someone actually listened. What she was feeling finally had a name. And a path forward.

You don't have to keep pretending you're fine.

📩 Book your consultation with Dr. Lloyd → Link in bio

05/18/2026

You're Holding It Together for Everyone Else. Who's Holding It Together for You

You've been everyone's support system. When did you last have one?

You answer every call. You show up for every crisis. You hold space for everyone around you.

But when the house goes quiet and everyone is taken care of who's taking care of you?

Carrying everyone else's pain has a real cost. Your brain pays it. Over time, absorbing other people's stress and emotions wears down your ability to regulate your own.

And before you know it, you're exhausted but can't rest. Needed by everyone. Invisible to yourself.

Getting support isn't selfish. It's what allows you to keep showing up for the people who need you, without losing yourself.
You give so much to everyone else. You deserve support too.

📩 Book your consultation with Dr. Lloyd → Link in bio

05/15/2026

Why You Shut Down Instead of Speak Up

You're not quiet. You're shutting down. And there's a difference.

Someone asks what's wrong. You say "nothing." Someone tries to have a real conversation. You go blank.

It's not shyness. It's not rudeness. It's your nervous system hitting the freeze response your brain's way of protecting you when it's overwhelmed.

And the worst part? You replay the conversation at 2 AM, wishing you'd said something. You knew what you wanted to say. But in the moment nothing came out.

Shutting down doesn't mean you're weak. It means your brain has been running on overload for too long.

You have a voice. Let's help you use it again.

📩 Book your consultation with Dr. Lloyd → Link in bio

Address

4025 Woodland Park Boulevard Suit 102-Collaboration
Arlington, TX
76013

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Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
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