Therapy Session in Texas

Life can feel like a lot, especially when you’re balancing school, relationships, family expectations, and trying to figure out who you are, where you’re going, and how to handle it all at the same time. If you’re here, something may feel off, overwhelming, or just hard to sort through on your own. Therapy can be a space to talk things through, understand what’s going on, and start feeling more in control of your day-to-day life. I see therapy as a collaborative process. My role isn’t to judge you. It’s to help you understand yourself, build skills that feel useful in your day-to-day life, and feel more confident using your voice and advocating for what you need. I bring experience and perspective. You bring your thoughts, your worries, your hopes, and your stories. Together, we will make sense of it and figure out what will help you move forward in a real, sustainable way. I know it can feel awkward to about your problems, especially with someone you don’t know yet. My goal is to make this feel as real and comfortable as possible. With me, you can expect a space where you can be honest and fully yourself. I’m not here to lecture you or tell you what to do—I’m here to listen, understand, and help you make sense of what’s going on in your life. I’m a direct but kind communicator, and I use a mix of thoughtful conversation, practical tools, and guided questions to help you explore what you’re feeling, clarify what matters to you, and start using what you are learning into practice in your day-to-day life. I’ll challenge you when it’s helpful, support you when it’s hard, and use humor when it fits. In therapy, we might work on: • Feeling less anxious, stressed, or overwhelmed • Navigating friendships, relationships, and family dynamics • Building confidence and figuring out who you are • Managing school pressure, expectations, or burnout • Working through difficult experiences or big life changes In our work together, I’ll be there to support your growth, help you get to know yourself better, and guide you in building the confidence and skills needed to navigate your life with more clarity and direction. For parents I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with nearly two decades of experience working with adolescents and young adults in educational settings. Throughout my career, I’ve supported young people through academic, emotional, and social challenges while working closely with families. My work has included: • Helping adolescents manage anxiety, stress, and emotional overwhelm so they can function more effectively day-to-day • Supporting young people who feel stuck, unmotivated, or are struggling to engage in school or daily responsibilities • Working with adolescents and families to better understand challenges, reduce stress, and create realistic ways to support daily life • Guiding adolescents through peer conflict, relationship challenges, and social stressors • Helping adolescents build confidence and develop strategies when they feel overwhelmed, discouraged, or stuck in school or other areas of life • Responding to crisis situations and helping adolescents regain a sense of stability and safety In my therapy work, I focus on helping adolescents and young adults build self-awareness, strengthen communication, develop healthy coping skills, and grow into more confident, capable versions of themselves. Concerns like friendship or relationship challenges, uncertainty about identity, stress at home, feeling overwhelmed or burned out, struggles with motivation, anxiety that gets in the way of daily life, or simply feeling off without a clear reason are all common reasons young people seek support. Therapy can be a place to sort through these experiences and find a clearer path forward. If my approach feels like a good fit, I’d be glad to connect.

I am a compassionate and passionate Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas with 20 years of experience who graduated from the University of Texas at El Paso with a Masters in Educational Psychology. I have worked with a large age range, but I have spent career's work working with kids/adolescents and their families. I have worked for many years in both a large military and Hispanic community, and I bring an unique perspective with being a former foster parent and adoptive parent. I am deeply passionate and experienced supporting children, adolescents, and adults as they navigate life's struggles and challenges, including anxiety, depression, impulse control, and emotional regulation. My approach is grounded in empathy, collaboration with the entire family unit, and evidenced based practices, to help each client feel seen, heard, understoood, and working for meaningful change. I believe and work to create a safe, non-judgmental environment for individuals can share their emotion, have their story heard, and develop coping strategies to grow and handle difficulties. My goal is alwasy to be strength focused, help clients see clearly, and see a path toward growth.

Hello, my name is Jasmine Eubanks, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor dedicated to supporting children, adolescents, and young adults as they navigate life’s challenges and build emotional wellness. I have experience working with youth ages 6–18, as well as young adults, helping clients manage concerns such as anxiety, depression, behavioral challenges, self-esteem, school stress, life transitions, and family dynamics. My approach to therapy is warm, supportive, and client-centered. I strive to create a safe and welcoming environment where young clients feel comfortable expressing themselves, learning healthy coping skills, and gaining confidence. I understand that every child and teen is unique, so I tailor sessions to meet their developmental needs, personality, and goals. When working with younger children, I often incorporate age-appropriate strategies such as play-based interventions, emotional regulation skills, and creative activities. With teens and young adults, I focus on building insight, communication skills, emotional resilience, and practical tools they can use in everyday life. I also value collaboration with parents and caregivers when appropriate, recognizing the important role family support plays in a child’s growth and healing. My goal is to help each client feel understood, empowered, and equipped to thrive both emotionally and socially. I look forward to partnering with families and supporting young people on their journey toward greater confidence, balance, and well-being.

Real Support for Real Life I didn’t learn about mental health from a textbook alone; I learned it through a life of grit. Raised in a single-parent home, I spent years in "survival mode" while moving between the rural Texas Panhandle, the industrial hubs of Baytown and Corpus, and the diverse energy of Los Angeles. My time working industrial trades and six years volunteering with foster youth taught me what happens to a person when their world never stops shifting. I earned my MA in Education from Liberty University to help families find the steady ground I worked a lifetime to discover. I don’t just offer therapy; I offer hope through a path out of the chaos. Shifting from Survival to Balance (Ages 12+) When a young person has been in "survival mode" for too long, their nervous system gets stuck on high alert or shut down. This often looks like ADHD, anxiety, depression, or anger, but it’s actually a body that doesn’t know how to feel safe. I specialize in: Nervous System Regulation: We work to quiet the "alarm" in the brain. Using Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), we can process trauma and stress quickly (often in 1–3 sessions) without the need to relive every detail out loud. Finding the Reset: We use CBT and Reality Therapy to move past reactive patterns. I help those needing support understand their internal "wiring" so they can make calm, assertive choices instead of being hijacked by the stress around them. Restoring Stability: Whether navigating grief, sports pressure, or family transitions, I provide a warm, non-judgmental space where you or a loved one can let their guard down and find their footing. Bottom line: You don't have to stay stuck in survival mode. Life gets better when your nervous system finds its balance. Ready to move forward? Let’s connect.