Anxiety

Juliana Chesser, LPC-Associate, NCC

Under the supervision of David Huffman, PhD, MDiv, LPC-S, RPT-S

she/her

Mission:

I am here for your support, connection, reflection, and joy - just as I am prepared for your pain, trauma, loss, or crisis.

Client-counselor collaboration - establishing, safety, trust, and unconditional positive regard in our therapeutic relationship. This sets the tone for meaningful, healthy, and authentic connection to grow deeper.

Rachel Johnson, LPC-Associate

Supervised by: Robyn Rausch, LPC, RPT-S

Josh Sachs

My Practice: Real, lasting change can be difficult to come by. It can seem elusive and out of reach for so many of us as we wrestle with the confusion and difficulties of life. 

Rebekah Preston, LPC 

My Mission

Craig Ordoyne, LPC

Mission:

As a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor in Houston, Texas, I am committed to helping individuals aged 13 and up overcome the challenges of trauma, depression, and anxiety. With a focus on providing a safe and supportive environment, I work closely with my clients to understand their unique experiences and develop a personalized treatment plan to help them achieve lasting change.

Esmeralda Gonzalez, LPC 

Gary Russell, LPC, LCDC

Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)

Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC)

Bren Berger, MABC, LPC 

Counseling is a joy and calling in my life. To partner with those longing to find a healthier, more fulfilling and purposeful path in life is a true privilege.  I believe there are answers to life’s journey, and with time, dedication, and purpose, our story can be one of great victory, peace, and joy.

Ann Schroeder, LPC

My Mission: To honor the cultural diversity of each client and offer acceptance, compassion, and support in the counseling relationship. I provide an emotionally safe “listening space” for clients to reconnect with their inner strength, core values, and sense of purpose. I have trust in the counseling process and faith that clients can make positive changes in their lives and move toward their future with hope.

Laura Lynch, LPC 

Pronouns: she/her