Frequently Asked Questions

Call or text me at 817-565-5871 to set a 15-minute free consultation.

We will begin with a parent consultation meeting in which I will meet with you without your child. In this appointment, I will learn more about your child and your concerns as well as help you prepare them for therapy. 

Each child is unique. I will customize the approach to specifically target challenges faced by you and your family. I am available evenings and weekends. The duration will depend on the needs of your child and family.

Please provide a 24-hour notice for cancellations. In case of emergencies or if you cannot make an appointment, kindly inform me as soon as possible. For no-shows, there will be a fee of half a session for the first missed appointment and a full session fee for subsequent missed appointments. 

Video sessions are available for individuals aged 12 and above, offering a convenient option for making meaningful progress remotely. It’s important to note that play therapy can only be conducted in-person. For children under 12, in-person sessions remain the best and sole option for effective therapy.

I am a Christian, and I embrace individuals from diverse faith backgrounds, including those without religious beliefs. I want to assure you that I respect your autonomy and will never impose my personal views on you. The extent to which we explore spiritual or religious topics in our sessions is entirely determined by your comfort level and preferences. Your journey of healing and growth is guided by your unique needs and goals.

Having experienced both couples and individual counseling, I can confidently say that it has transformed my life. Through these counseling sessions, I have gained invaluable insights and tools. I also have had experience bringing my own child to counseling, beginning at a very young age. I understand that lost, apprehensive feeling. No matter who you seek counseling from, know that one day you will look back and see the positive impact therapy made on your child! I wholeheartedly advocate for the transformative potential of counseling for children.