I initially started working with Julie for couples therapy. She provided great tips and tools to…read morehelp us communicate with one another better as well as see the other's perspective. As time evolved and our relationship dynamic improved, I started working with Julie 1:1. Julie has helped me take action and get more clarity about the next steps in my business. Julie's demeanor is very open, calming, and inviting; making it easy to talk with her without feeling any judgment. Definitely recommend trying a session with Julie to see if she's a good fit!

I have been seeing Jennifer for several years now. She is the best therapist I could have ever…read moreasked for. She is knowledgeable and gentle but also knows how to guide our time together so I am getting the most out of our sessions and learning how to apply that to my life. During our work together, I have become more confident, happier with my work choices and even got engaged recently! I know that my work with Jennifer has helped me tremendously in every aspect of my life. I can not recommend her enough. If you want a down-to-earth therapist, check her out. You won't be disappointed.

I typically don't write reviews--good or bad--but this time I felt compelled to share my experience…read morefrom the heart. I first met Prasanna Sharma about two years ago when she was practicing at a different clinic. At the time, I was at the lowest point in my life after having my first baby, struggling deeply with postpartum depression. From the very first appointment, she gave me hope. Her warm, non-judgmental approach and calm, compassionate presence made me feel truly seen and understood. She not only prescribed medication that worked for me, but also encouraged me to start therapy--both of which played a crucial role in my recovery. Now, I see her in-person at Oasis Psychiatry, and her office is just as welcoming and comforting as she is. She takes her time, explains everything clearly, never rushes appointments, and is incredibly thoughtful in finding the right treatment plan. I've referred several friends and family members to her, including a couple of my cousins, and they've all had similarly positive experiences. I truly can't recommend her enough--especially for women at any stage of life, whether you're a new mom, a teenager, a college student, or navigating menopause. She's incredibly gifted at what she does, and I feel so fortunate to have found her.

I'm very appreciate of the care I have received. I have been seeing Holly Cantwell for 2 years and…read morehave made so much progress In my healing thanks to her. I have seen several counselors in my life but none of them have compared. I will be forever grateful for the care and tools I have received.

Caring people and a very convenient location. Spacious, beautiful rooms and plenty of parking. Very…read morecentral - close to Mopac.

As a fellow psychotherapist myself, I can certainly attest to the skill Cynthia has. She has many,…read moremany years of experience and is especially good with couples. Working with couples is hard! If you are looking for a therapist and are considering Cynthia, I wouldn't hesitate to contact her. She's great.

I went ahead and scheduled a consultation with this practice because I quite liked Jennifer Lee's…read morephilosophy on her website. You don't get to pick who you see, though, and I ended up seeing her colleague, Amely Cardenas. After the consult, I immediately knew this wasn't the right practice for me. Amely was very stoic in our consult. For folks who want a therapist who comes off as unempathetic, she may be fine. I shared with her some of the reasons I was seeking mental healthcare, including some recent tragedies in my family. (Deaths, being in a shooting, etc.) Amely's response to this was the reason so many adults will not go to therapy. It was so unhelpful and tragically misplaced, I couldn't help but laugh. She sent me a document of "coping mechanisms" that included recommendations such as watching cute cat videos and to eat a little chocolate. Read the room, Amely. This is the reason people are afraid of therapy - because instead of having a human conversation with a therapist, I was met with a robot who told me to eat candy and watch YouTube. I ended up finding a therapist that treated me as a human. It was much better than this experience, which I wasn't even going to take the time to review, until I noticed they billed me and my insurance for a free consultation. Nice.

Taking care of your mental health is soo important and Ms. Lee definitely can help with that. She's…read morea great listener and provides helpful tools and feedback to help you get on and/or stay on track at your own pace. I definitely recommend!

Seanna is one of the most patient, kind, and strategic therapists I've had the privilege of working…read morewith--not just as a colleague, but as a trusted professional. During our time together at a behavioral health organization, she deepened my understanding of trauma-informed care in ways that continue to shape my work. With over 25 years of clinical experience, Seanna brings both expertise and compassion to her counseling practice, helping both kids and adults navigate the thoughts and emotions that may be holding you back from a healthy, fulfilling life. I feel incredibly fortunate to have worked alongside her and can't recommend her highly enough.

Seanna is an amazing person and therapist - one who is truly committed to her clients, her…read morecommunity, and her field. I have followed Seanna's work for over 20 years, and I can say without doubt she is an elite-level therapist. She is not only extremely skilled in her methods, but compassionate and caring beyond belief. She is bright, down to earth, and has a way of putting people at ease in her life the moment you meet her. As a person, she is wonderful to speak with in any capacity, is honest in the most helpful ways, and makes people laugh with her fun sense of humor. I have been so personally moved by the work she has done over the last few decades and consistent success she's had with her clients, that I was drawn to serve as a large donor to her previous mental health care organization, which she led as a C-suite executive and founder of the Trauma-Informed Care Consortium of Central Texas. I'd highly recommend Seanna without hesitation as a therapist for any friends, family members, and loved ones.

Going to counseling is very difficult or at least it was for me. But two years later I'm still…read moregoing for myself and my marriage. From life coaching to marriage counseling, Melissa is incredible in my opinion. I highly recommend her.

Therapy with Melissa was challenging and demanding, yet deeply rewarding. She was passionate,…read morethoughtful, and engaging. My experience was not simply sitting on a couch and spilling my guts while a stoic gentlemen stroked his beard and said, "that's interesting." I felt as though she and I were working together on my problems through exploratory exchange. I am a firm believer that productive therapy means finding the right therapist who combines with your own efforts to produce the change you need. If what you need is deep, thoughtful, and energetic exploration of the challenges in your life, then Melissa Landi-Quiter might be as wonderful a fit for you as she was for me.