Therapists in West Lake Hills, TX

Sometimes life will bring difficulties that challenge our ability to experience it to the fullest and meet our potential. Helping you to navigate the tough parts of your life and discover your true potential for success and happiness is what I enjoy most in my practice. I have spent several years working with individuals, couples, and families experiencing depression, anxiety, relational problems, life transitions, self-harm, substance abuse, suicidal thoughts, physical, emotional and sexual abuse.

Welcome! I work with adult individuals and couples using "parts-work" and other trauma-focused somatic approaches to address symptoms such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, difficulty with setting boundaries and chronic shame. You might have tried talk therapy or EMDR and found those to be helpful yet are still struggling with some of the same symptoms you'd come to therapy for. I can help with that. Through working on integrating all of your "parts," you can come to experience more ease and a sense of internal coherence that in turn supports you in making some of the changes that you're longing for.

Kasie "Fallon" Beasley is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with over 6 years of experience working with adults and seniors who are struggling with conditions or concerns related to stress, anxiety, PTSD, life adjustment issues, boundaries, grief, and depression.

I work with those 16 years and older with a range of struggles, including adjustment to life stressors, anxiety, depression, and ADHD. I also have experience and am passionate about working with individuals and couples (including LGBTQ+) struggling to build/grow their families with assisted/3rd party reproduction (IUI, IVF, donor egg/sperm, gestational surrogacy) and/or adoption. My goal is to provide support throughout the pregnancy journey, including pregnancy loss, traumatic birth, NICU support, and perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. I am also skilled in helping parents manage challenges including sleep issues and tantrums.

My experience has been working with children, teens, families, and young adults. I have helped with behavioral issues, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, and life changes. I like to focus on the present while simultaneously exploring the past and future when it feels appropriate. Furthermore, I feel it is important to develop coping skills and tools to manage day-to-day life to support our work together while navigating your life experiences.

Are you struggling with recent personal or societal events, past or present traumas or losses, life transitions, or general life stressors? Do you need help navigating how to deal with these things in a productive, meaningful, or healthy way? Then you have come to the right place and I am happy you are here. We can expect to experience at least one or all of the above issues at some point in our lives, but we are not expected to endure them alone. I enjoy helping people who are struggling with grief, anxiety, boundaries, life transitions, to name a few, while providing a warm, safe space for you to be authentic and heard.

Hola! I am a Mexican-American therapist combining my natural abilities with my learned skills to help clients process difficult life situations. I combine a person-centered approach with a psychodynamic one in my counseling process. Person-centered counseling is based on your emotional capacity each session; this means sometimes we place our long-term counseling goals on hold to shift our focus to that day’s unforeseeable circumstances. The psychodynamic portion is done by processing one’s upbringing to learn about our own identity and the roles we play in our systems.

Christie works with children and adolescents. Some of her specialties include phobias, selective mutism, autism, and dealing with traumatic experiences, as well as anxiety, depression and other emotional issues.

Are we falling out of love? Were we ever in love? Are we losing our connection? Did we ever really have one? Are these some of the questions you have and need the answers to? In the past, I have also wondered: how do you know if a relationship is right? How do you repair the relationship after the mistakes have been made or the connection is lost? I set out on a lifelong journey to answer these very questions for you.

Sometimes we face challenges that are difficult to overcome. You might feel overwhelmed and alone. Friends and family can offer their support and encouragement, but even with their best intentions, their help might not be enough. In Psicología Psychology we work with people who are feeling stressed, overwhelmed, sad, depressed or experiencing difficult transitions in their lives.

Therapy is a great place to process the ups and downs of life. I work with both individuals and couples. I believe that every person is the expert on themselves, so together we will create a collaborative process that allows you to work towards your individual goals. I specialize in treating anxiety, perfectionism, grief, relationship issues and life transitions. I also specialize in couple's therapy, focused on conflict resolution, communication, connection building, and infidelity recovery. If you are an individual or couple looking to grow then let's chat!

It takes courage to seek help and it is important to feel heard, understood and safe in the therapy relationship. I focus on building a strong relationship with the client that allows us to explore areas of concern and start the healing process. My belief in the capacity to change thinking patterns, emotional reactions and behaviors helps clients identify strengths, gain insight and help develop coping strategies. We work with therapeutic resources to help families, couples and individuals accomplish their goals.

Amanda Fernie is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) with over 10 years of experience working in mental health. She is focused on supporting individuals through personal challenges including major life transitions. She specializes in treating depression, grief, relationship issues, and anxiety. Amanda uses an eclectic approach to treatment based on individual needs with a focus on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and emotionally-focused therapy.

Not all wounds are visible, therapy is a way to heal from within. I provide support through the process of mental health wellness to address anxiety, anger, addiction, depression, work stress, relationship conflicts or adjusting to the challenges of life. Together, we will work on strategies that allow you to address the root causes of your difficulties.

Lauren is passionate about partnering with clients to work toward client goals, facilitate personal refection, enhance overall well-being, and increase the ability to manage and cope with challenging circumstances, life transitions, relationship difficulties, self-esteem issues, and a range of mental health conditions. She hopes to assist clients in cultivating a deeper understanding of themselves, their emotions, and their thinking patterns. As a clinician, Lauren aspires to create a therapeutic relationship and environment in which clients of all backgrounds and lived experiences consistently feel safe, supported, and heard.

Collaborating with you to discover and cultivate a life that feels fulfilling and worthwhile, which typically means leaning in to what scares you, is what I do best. Aided by reflection, insight, carefully chosen feedback from me, and action on your part, I will walk this journey with you, challenging when necessary, but always being mindful of the therapeutic relationship we're in the process of creating. Together, we will strive to establish an empowering and supportive therapeutic environment that will propel you along in personally meaningful directions.

I am a State of Texas Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor. I obtained both my bachelor’s and master’s degrees in social work from the University of Texas at Austin. I accomplished this after a previous career that included being a union representative. My own life experiences drew me to social work and I have worked for many years in various forms of addiction treatment. I work with clients with the understanding that “It’s not what’s wrong with you but it’s what happened to you.”