Best therapists near San Antonio, Texas

Jessica guides clients through the moments when life shifts and old rhythms no longer fit. With a compassionate, reflective style, she supports grief, identity, leadership, and relational challenges—using conversation and creative expression to help clients unlearn what no longer serves them and step into who they’re becoming.

Hi, I’m Courtney! I'm a fun, warm therapist who truly enjoys working with kids, teens, and young adults (ages 6–24). I help clients navigate anxiety, big emotions, self-esteem, and the messy, meaningful work of growing up — all in a space that feels safe, supportive, and welcoming. I earned my Master’s in Educational Psychology from Texas A&M University and I’m currently completing my Master’s in Mental Health and Wellness at Angelo State University. Before becoming a therapist, I worked as both a teacher and a school counselor, which means I deeply understand kids, families, and the real-world challenges that show up in school and at home. My sessions are anything but stiff. We laugh, play, talk things through, and sometimes cry — because healing isn’t one-size-fits-all. With younger clients, therapy often looks creative and playful. With teens and young adults, sessions shift into a grounding, reflective space to build clarity, confidence, and coping skills. I also love supporting parents along the way. I believe kids do best when caregivers feel supported too, and I enjoy offering practical parenting strategies and emotional insight that help growth continue beyond session. I will always meet you exactly where you are — no pressure, no judgment, just real connection. Big feelings are welcome here. Growth, clarity, and connection follow.

Michelle is the kind of clinician parents trust when everything feels overwhelming. A bilingual UT Austin–trained therapist with 10+ years serving underserved youth, she blends CBT and TF-CBT to help children and teens move through anxiety, trauma, and big emotions with clarity, stability, and confidence.

Shirley, a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor who creates a safe, empathetic space for clients facing anxiety, stress, grief, trauma, and life transitions. She helps them build resilience, find hope, and develop practical tools to thrive.

Marissa is an authentic and warm mental health counselor who graduated from Liberty University with a passion for helping others heal. She uses CBT to uncover the roots of trauma, anxiety, depression, and maladaptive behaviors. She is direct yet nonjudgmental and offers Christian-integrated care when desired. She also enjoys working with children, using emotion-focused approaches to build resilience and self-esteem.