Feeling lost, alone, depressed or anxious can be overwhelming.
Life is meant to be exciting, full of growth and adventure!
Zuzi Gomez-Chang

You feel misunderstood, even by those closest to you.
Relationships are difficult, and you find yourself avoiding any real connection.
Staying focused feels impossible. Important tasks are being pushed to the sidelines.
You don’t feel like yourself, and you aren’t sure how to get back to that again.
Life feels chaotic and stressful.
You feel alone in the world.
I get how difficult it is to feel overwhelmed by life.
I’ve been there.
I chose to become a counselor because I could not find the counselor I needed shortly after separating from the military. I struggled with depression, adjusting to civilian life, and forming meaningful connections outside the military.
Looking back now, I believe I was looking for someone I could identify with. In my case, that meant someone who had served in the military and identified as female. The military was a large part of my identity, and talking to someone that had never served made it more difficult.
As a counselor, I strive to provide a safe and comfortable space for people and do so by establishing a therapeutic relationship based on mutual trust and respect. I recognize that people are the experts in their own lives, and my role is to encourage, empower, and facilitate growth. We do not exist in isolation. Who people are and who they want to become may involve more than the physical self. As such, I can assist with exploring values, culture, and holistic integration (physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual).
The Fine Print:
WHO I SERVE: Adults | FEE: $115 for 50-minute session
Licensed Professional Counselor Associate | #85312
Supervised by Jennifer M. Ryan, LPC-S #19003
Texas Department of State Health Services
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