Therapists in Austin, TX

There are times where life can feel overwhelming, uncertain, and hopeless. No matter what you believe about yourself or your life at this moment, change is possible. Whether you are struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, relational issues, or immense stress, change and growth can occur. My hope is that you and I can work together to help relieve whatever it is that is burdening you. To free you of whatever may be standing in the way of creating your most rich, full, and meaningful life.

One of the deepest forms of suffering we create for ourselves is believing, “Something is wrong with me.” Chronic self-judgment, depression, anxiety, and shame can make it challenging to live with balance and purpose. Suffering is often worsened by isolation and disconnection from our emotional pain. Feelings of inadequacy make it difficult to be at home in our own body, heart, and mind, and keep us from living and loving life fully. Often, the first step toward healing is a trusting, respectful, non-judgmental, and caring therapy relationship.

I am supervised by Michelle Zadrozny, LCSW-S. Are you feeling disconnected from your life purpose? Are you struggling with low self esteem, the impacts of trauma, challenging relationships, lack of motivation, or debilitating thoughts, fears, or emotional pain? As your therapist, I will be a gentle and supportive presence to guide you into deeper self knowledge and healing, so that you can thrive. My therapeutic approach is influenced by my perspective as a musician and creative person, and I utilize techniques such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, meditation, mindfulness, art, and narrative therapy.

Do you feel stuck? Do you feel overwhelmed? Would you like to make lasting positive changes in your life? Do you need to learn strategies that you can utilize to make these changes? Together we can work to meet your individual goals. I am a compassionate and empathetic therapist who operates from a client-centered, strengths-based perspective. I earned my Bachelor's in Political Science from Mississippi College and my Masters in Social Work from the University of Texas at Austin.

I'm so glad you have landed here. Whether this is your first time exploring counseling support or you've been seeing a counselor for years, WELCOME. Finding the right counselor can be overwhelming, so as you read along here, I hope you are able to see the ways we can work together. I am a 1st generation born-in-America, Palestinian, woman. I come from a large family and have played sports my whole life. These identities are important to me, and I imagine you may have some that are dear to you. In this space, identities are important, validated, and processed.

For help with alleviating anxiety and depression, promoting personal growth and increasing your well-being, I incorporate cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness and family systems approaches. I offer a support/challenge style to encourage self-exploration of your present life and past history in order to overcome emotional pain and trauma, develop self-acceptance, and increase empowerment in your life. Practicing internal kindness, communication skills and mindfulness techniques are a focus of my counseling sessions because I believe they have a positive impact on your self-worth and relationships. I enjoy working with women and men, as well as couples and groups.

I have a passion for empowering individuals to navigate life's challenges, and bring a compassionate and holistic approach to therapy. I specialize in providing support to clients dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, life transitions, and substance abuse.

Through guidance and understanding individuals can improve their mental health and relationships. To assist clients in reaching their treatment goals, I use a variety of evidence-based practices with an emphasis on emotionally focused therapy (EFT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Mindfulness. We'll work together to set goals for treatment and decide the best ways to make progress toward those goals based on your individual style and preference.

I empower adults with low-self esteem, anxiety, and people pleasing tendencies learn to heal, break cycles, and strengthen relationships. My clients struggle with their relationship to themself and others because of their people-pleasing behavior, discomfort communicating effectively, and low self-esteem which leads to feeling inauthentic and unfulfilled. They also present with anxiety and depression - classic symptoms of our bodies alerting us to unhealed trauma that needs attention. As a result of our holistic work, client's heal root cause of issues, break unhelpful cycles, and strengthen their relationships to self and others.

Dr. Sabine Volkmann is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 10 years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. Sabine has experience working with individuals dealing with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, grief and loss, substance abuse issues, trauma and PTSD. The treatment modalities that she employs include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), solution focused therapy and reality therapy.

Your path to self-discovery starts with clear goals and techniques to tackle any obstacles. Relationship conflicts can affect every area of your life and fuel depression and anxiety. Finding a renewed self-esteem can help you create healthier partnerships, friendships, and families. My work focuses on challenging negative self talk and ineffective behaviors through positive communication, behavioral interventions, and improved self-care. I believe in working collaboratively to help patients build on their personal strengths and find their path to meaningful relationships and happiness.

My goal in therapy is to guide others through their struggles, helping them gain insight and providing tools to resolve the challenges they face. It is always my goal to assist my clients toward the achievement of their fullest potential. I have a passion for working with women as they transition through life events; pregnancy, marriage, divorce, career, empty nest.

Hi! I'm Crystal. I'm a Licensed professional counselor who loves working with women, college age and adolescent girls. I know it is not easy at times; trying to balance school/work , friendships, home life, and extracurricular activities. Many individual struggle to do those things while living with symptoms of anxiety, depression, stress and/or trauma. My goal is to help you overcome these difficult times by connecting and walking along side you in your journey toward growth and change. I provide a safe, warm place for clients to explore, challenge and replace those unhelpful thoughts and behaviors utilizing CBT and EMDR.

I use a variety of treatment approaches developed over 47 years of clinical practice, with extensive study of hypnotic approaches to psychotherapy. I call my approach hypnotic psychotherapy. Clinical hypnosis is an invaluable aid for understanding my clients and helping theme master new cognitive, emotional, and behavioral skills. I promise to help you work on your problems in a comfortable atmosphere of respect, competence, and collaboration.

I am accepting new clients. Anxiety is at its peak and you’re done with it! All of the world events have you maxed out. You are struggling in your relationship and/or your partner has participated in an affair, or you're stuck in a relational rut. Trauma (any kind of trauma) can amplify these feelings too. With over 20 yrs working in this field, I want to help you feel more like yourself again, and more confident in the decisions that you are making. I offer a 20-min free conversation for us to see how we connect.

Kristi is passionate about normalizing mental health care and increasing access to high quality treatment for all individuals. She has experience with CBT, DBT, Solution-Focused Therapy, EMDR, and ExRP/ERP for the treatment of OCD. In her personal time, Kristi enjoys learning new skills and hobbies and considers herself a “serial hobbyist,” as she enjoys many different activities. One of her favorite quotes that demonstrates her perspective on therapy is the following from Albert Einstein – “Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”

Welcome! I'm Scott Glenn, a compassionate and dedicated therapist whose goal is to help individuals overcome life's challenges. I take a relational therapeutic approach rooted in empathy, authenticity, respect, and a commitment to your well-being. My approach to therapy integrates the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Inner Child work among other modalities. I believe in tailoring treatment to meet each client's unique needs, while working collaboratively to explore thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that may be hindering personal fulfillment.

I consider therapy a great opportunity for me to walk alongside clients on their healing journey. I take a person-centered and trauma informed approach to meet clients where they are at and work together as a team to identify treatment goals. I strive to foster a warm and supportive environment so clients feel seen, heard, and valued. I believe that building a strong therapeutic relationship is one of the most important aspects of therapy. My training and clinical experience has allowed me to work with both athletes and non-athletes from diverse backgrounds and life experiences.

"The struggle that you are in today, is developing the strength that you need for tomorrow." Let's face it, life is far from easy, so if you are someone who is struggling with day-to-day living and finding it difficult to overcome the challenges and curveballs that life seems to throw at you, then let's work together to regain the strength that you already have within you. I am a therapist who specializes in working with individuals between the ages of 12-30 that struggle with anxiety, depression, anger management, unresolved past trauma, stress, grief/loss, relationship issues and lack of social and communication skills.