Therapy Session in Texas

I believe counseling works best as a partnership—one built on trust, collaboration, and a shared commitment to meaningful change. My role is not to “fix” clients, but to walk alongside them as we identify what’s getting in the way and work toward the outcomes that matter most to them. My therapeutic approach is shaped by both professional training and lived experience. I have been married for over twenty years and am a father of twin boys and a stepfather, with firsthand experience balancing the demands of family life, work, and leadership roles. These experiences allow me to meet clients with empathy, realism, and respect for the complexity of life. I work with individuals, couples, and young adults, with particular experience supporting veterans, individuals living with PTSD, and high-stress or high-performing professionals. Many of my clients are accustomed to carrying significant responsibility and pressure, often prioritizing others while neglecting their own well-being. My work is client-focused, integrative, and holistic. I draw from multiple therapeutic modalities—including cognitive-behavioral, solution-focused, narrative, and relational approaches—while considering the whole person: emotional health, relationships, values, and life context. Therapy is tailored and collaborative, adjusting as clients grow and their needs evolve. With couples, I support partners in improving communication, rebuilding trust, and strengthening their sense of teamwork. With individuals and young adults, I focus on developing insight, coping skills, emotional resilience, and clarity during periods of stress or transition. At its core, counseling is a collaborative process. Clients bring their experiences and goals; I provide structure, support, and clinical guidance to help create meaningful, sustainable change.

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.

Victoria helps individuals navigate life’s emotional challenges with compassion and care. Using CBT and person-centered counseling, she creates a safe space where clients can overcome anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, and life transitions while building resilience and self-understanding.

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.