Meet Our Frisco, TX Therapists

Warm, grounding support for children, teens, adults, and families.

Who Katie Works With
Children ages 3–12 • Teens • Adults • Families • Parents and children

Best Fit For
Anxiety and depression • Trauma and PTSD • ADHD • Autism • Behavioral concerns • Emotional regulation • Parenting challenges • Family conflict • Self-esteem • Grief • Life transitions • Women’s concerns

What Katie Helps Clients Do
Manage overwhelming emotions • Process difficult experiences • Develop healthier coping skills • Improve behavior and communication • Strengthen family relationships • Build confidence and emotional security

Katie’s Style
Warm • Steady • Calm • Honest • Compassionate • Collaborative

Treatment Approaches
Child-Centered Play Therapy • CBT • DBT • Person-Centered Therapy • Mindfulness • Expressive Arts • Sandtray Therapy

Experience
10+ years in community mental health • Crisis-intervention leadership • Clinician training • Support for clients with high-intensity emotional needs

Credentials
Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor • Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

What It’s Like to Work With Katie
Katie provides a safe, accepting space where clients can put down the pressure to “hold it all together.” She pairs honesty with compassion and adapts therapy to each client’s age, personality, needs, and goals. Clients can expect a calming presence, practical guidance, and collaborative support as they work toward greater confidence, connection, and emotional stability.

Down-to-earth, trauma-informed support for children, teens, adults, couples, and families.

Who Morgan Works With
Children ages 8+ • Teens • Adults • Couples • Families

Best Fit For
Complex trauma and PTSD • Attachment concerns • Anxiety and depression • Adoption and foster-care transitions • Sexual or physical abuse recovery • Family conflict • Grief • Life transitions • LGBTQ+ concerns • Self-harm and suicidal thoughts

What Morgan Helps Clients Do
Process traumatic experiences • Feel safer and more secure • Strengthen relationships • Develop healthier coping skills • Navigate major transitions • Build on personal and family strengths

Morgan’s Style
Down-to-earth • Genuine • Supportive • Collaborative • Compassionate • Strengths-based

Treatment Approaches
EMDR • TF-CBT • CFTSI • CBT • Solution-Focused Therapy • Family Systems • Person-Centered Therapy

Experience
Child Advocacy Centers • Foster-care system • Private practice

Credentials
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist • Master of Science in Family Therapy

What It’s Like to Work With Morgan
Morgan creates a safe, accepting environment where clients can work through difficult experiences at their own pace. She recognizes that everyone’s path to healing is different and collaborates with clients to find an approach that fits their experiences, strengths, relationships, and goals.

Compassionate, affirming support for adolescents and adults navigating emotional challenges and meaningful life changes.

Who Brie Works With
Adolescents • Adults • LGBTQIA+ individuals • Families and support systems when clinically helpful

Best Fit For
Anxiety and depression • Trauma • Mood disorders • Bipolar disorder • Borderline personality disorder • Self-esteem • Relationship challenges • Grief • Life transitions • Self-harming behaviors • Suicidal thoughts

What Brie Helps Clients Do
Regulate overwhelming emotions • Change unhelpful thought patterns • Develop healthier coping skills • Strengthen relationships • Reconnect with personal values • Build confidence, clarity, and hope

Brie’s Style
Warm • Genuine • Thoughtful • Compassionate • Honest • Easy to talk to

Treatment Approaches
CBT • DBT • ACT • Solution-Focused Therapy • Family and support-system involvement when appropriate

Experience
Multiple levels of mental health care • Adolescent and adult counseling • Support for complex emotional and behavioral needs • LGBTQIA+ affirming care

Credentials
Licensed Professional Counselor • Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

What It’s Like to Work With Brie
Brie creates a safe, trusting environment where clients can feel understood without needing to have everything figured out. She balances compassion and honesty with practical tools, guidance, and encouragement. Clients can expect collaborative support as they work toward feeling more grounded, connected, confident, and hopeful about what lies ahead.

Warm, trauma-informed support that combines genuine connection, practical guidance, and whole-person healing.

Who Peyton Works With
Children ages 10+ • Teens • Adults • Families • Parents and children • Veterans and first responders • LGBTQIA+ individuals

Best Fit For
Anxiety and depression • Trauma and PTSD • ADHD • Behavioral and school concerns • Bipolar disorder • Borderline personality disorder • OCD • Psychosis-related concerns • Relationship challenges • Parenting • Self-esteem • Life transitions • Self-harming behaviors • Suicidal thoughts

What Peyton Helps Clients Do
Regulate overwhelming emotions • Process trauma • Understand mind-body responses • Strengthen family relationships • Develop healthier coping skills • Build confidence • Live more authentically and joyfully

Peyton’s Style
Warm • Energetic • Authentic • Humorous • Compassionate • Direct • Encouraging

Treatment Approaches
Person-Centered Therapy • CBT • Internal Family Systems • Somatic Therapy • Grounding and breathing practices • Bilateral stimulation • Interoceptive awareness • Trauma-informed yoga

Experience
Seven years as an elementary educator • Four years as an elementary school counselor • Preventative and crisis-response services • Child and family support • Trauma-informed care

Credentials
Licensed Professional Counselor • Master’s in School Counseling • Master’s in Educational Leadership

What It’s Like to Work With Peyton
Peyton creates a welcoming, relaxed, and judgment-free environment where clients can be their full, authentic selves. Her sessions balance warmth, humor, compassion, and accountability—like talking with a trusted friend who will also help you do the difficult work. She celebrates progress at every pace while helping clients build the confidence and clarity to move forward boldly.

Calm, steady support for adolescents and young adults navigating intense emotions, behavioral challenges, and major life changes.

Who Bryan Works With
Adolescents ages 12+ • Emerging adults • Adults through age 40 • LGBTQIA+ individuals

Best Fit For
Anxiety and depression • Anger • Behavioral concerns • Bipolar disorder • Borderline personality disorder • Disruptive mood disorders • Childhood trauma and ACEs • Grief • Identity exploration • Life transitions • Substance use and addiction • Self-harming behaviors • Suicidal thoughts

What Bryan Helps Clients Do
Regulate intense emotions • Change harmful behavioral patterns • Improve relationships • Process childhood adversity • Strengthen coping and communication skills • Develop a healthier personal narrative • Build confidence and direction

Bryan’s Style
Calm • Steady • Genuine • Nonjudgmental • Insightful • Relatable • Attachment-informed

Treatment Approaches
Narrative Therapy • DBT • CBT • Person-Centered Therapy • Attachment-Based Therapy

Experience
Lead therapist in PHP and IOP programs • High-acuity adolescent care • Emerging-adult support • Risk assessment • Care coordination • Crisis stabilization

Credentials
Licensed Professional Counselor • Master of Arts in Professional Counseling

What It’s Like to Work With Bryan
Bryan creates a respectful, accepting environment where clients can feel understood while developing practical skills for change. He builds genuine connections and adapts therapy to each client’s age, needs, and experiences. Clients can expect steady guidance, honest conversations, and encouragement as they reshape old patterns and become more confident in who they are.

Warm, compassionate support for relationships, major life changes, medical challenges, and emotionally overwhelming seasons.

Who Morgan Works With
Teens ages 15+ • Adults • Couples • Families • Older adults • LGBTQIA+ individuals • Oncology patients, survivors, and caregivers

Best Fit For
Anxiety and depression • Chronic illness and medical trauma • Cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship • Caregiver stress • Relationship and family conflict • Premarital counseling • Divorce • Life transitions • Parenting • Codependency • Self-esteem • Women’s concerns • Emotional burnout • Sex-positive therapy

What Morgan Helps Clients Do
Process fear, grief, and uncertainty • Cope with medical and life changes • Strengthen communication • Build healthier relationships • Manage stress and emotional exhaustion • Rediscover confidence, connection, and hope

Morgan’s Style
Warm • Calming • Genuine • Compassionate • Emotionally safe • Collaborative • Easy to connect with

Treatment Approaches
Client-Centered Therapy • Solution-Focused Therapy • CBT • Gottman Method Techniques • Prepare/Enrich Premarital Counseling

Experience
Private practice • School-based mental health support • Student and family services • Personal understanding as a cancer survivor • Oncology and caregiver support

Credentials
Licensed Professional Counselor • Master’s in Guidance and Counseling • Prepare/Enrich Certified Facilitator

What It’s Like to Work With Morgan
Morgan creates a trusting, comfortable environment where clients can feel fully heard and supported. Her experiences as both a therapist and cancer survivor bring meaningful empathy to her work with people facing medical diagnoses and other life-altering challenges. She balances emotional support with practical tools and gently encourages clients toward greater self-awareness, healthier relationships, and renewed hope.

Trauma-informed, culturally responsive support for children, teens, adults, and families.

Who Grace Works With
Children ages 10+ • Teens • Adults • Families • Asian and minority communities • English- and Korean-speaking clients

Best Fit For
Sexual abuse recovery • PTSD and complex trauma • Anxiety and depression • Family conflict • Boundary concerns • Self-esteem • Coping difficulties • Self-harming behaviors • Suicidal thoughts • Cultural, racial, and minority-related concerns

What Grace Helps Clients Do
Process traumatic experiences • Develop healthier coping skills • Establish stronger boundaries • Understand emotional patterns • Overcome barriers • Reclaim their personal story • Move toward a safer and more fulfilling life

Grace’s Style
Safe • Supportive • Empowering • Collaborative • Insightful • Culturally responsive • Strengths-based

Treatment Approaches
Trauma-Focused CBT • Progressive Counting • Humanistic Therapy • Narrative Therapy • Solution-Focused Therapy

Experience
Specialized child sexual-abuse treatment • Nonprofit mental health services • Trauma therapy • Child and family support • Services for Asian and minority communities

Credentials
Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas and Oklahoma • Master of Education in Clinical Professional Counseling • Fluent in English and Korean

What It’s Like to Work With Grace
Grace provides a safe, supportive space where clients can explore difficult experiences without judgment. She partners with each client to establish meaningful goals and create a personalized path forward. Believing that every person is the author of their own story, Grace helps clients gain insight, recognize their strengths, and feel empowered to reclaim their narrative.

Relaxed, practical therapy for teens and adults who want to understand what keeps them stuck and develop realistic ways to move forward.

Who Collin Works With
Teens ages 14+ • Adults • Couples • Families • LGBTQIA+ and transgender clients • Neurodivergent individuals

Best Fit For
OCD • Anxiety and depression • Eating disorders • Substance use and addiction • ADHD • Autism • Trauma and PTSD • Impulsivity • Grief • Self-esteem • Career concerns • Life transitions • Video game or internet addiction • Relationship and family challenges

What Collin Helps Clients Do
Challenge obsessive and anxious patterns • Change unhelpful behaviors • Process trauma • Strengthen coping skills • Overcome barriers • Improve relationships • Practice healthier responses • Create meaningful, lasting change

Collin’s Style
Warm • Authentic • Conversational • Relatable • Lighthearted • Nonjudgmental • Practical

Treatment Approaches
CBT • ERP • EMDR • DBT • Motivational Interviewing • Narrative Therapy • Person-Centered Therapy • Family-Based Interventions

Experience
Private practice • Intensive eating-disorder treatment • University career counseling • Individual, couples, family, and group therapy • Specialized training in trauma, substance use, and suicide prevention

Credentials
Licensed Professional Counselor • Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

What It’s Like to Work With Collin
Collin creates a comfortable environment where trust develops through genuine conversation and thoughtful therapeutic work. He balances warmth and humor with deeper, focused discussions when needed. Clients can expect personalized treatment, honest collaboration, and opportunities to practice realistic skills that build confidence and support lasting progress.

Welcoming, affirming support for children, teens, and young adults navigating emotional challenges, trauma, identity, and change.

Who Chandler Works With
Children • Teens • Young adults • LGBTQIA+ individuals • Foster and adoptive families • Parents and support systems

Best Fit For
Anxiety and depression • Trauma • ADHD • Self-esteem • Stress • Gender and identity concerns • Grief and loss • Life transitions • Mood disorders • Physical or sexual abuse recovery • Foster-care transitions • Relationship challenges • Self-harming behaviors • Suicidal thoughts

What Chandler Helps Clients Do
Challenge negative thoughts and beliefs • Process traumatic experiences • Regulate intense emotions • Strengthen coping skills • Build self-confidence • Navigate identity and life changes • Make positive, sustainable changes

Chandler’s Style
Welcoming • Affirming • Trustworthy • Open-minded • Collaborative • Supportive • Accountable

Treatment Approaches
CBT • DBT • EMDR • Play Therapy

Experience
Inpatient psychiatric care • Community mental health • Foster-care system • Private practice • Collaboration with parents and support systems

Credentials
Licensed Professional Counselor • Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

What It’s Like to Work With Chandler
Chandler creates an open, affirming environment where clients can feel supported while being gently challenged to grow. She combines compassion with accountability and maintains strong communication with parents or loved ones when appropriate. Clients can expect collaborative care focused on building confidence, changing unhelpful beliefs, and becoming the healthiest version of themselves.

Grounded, trauma-informed support for children, teens, adults, couples, and families during vulnerable or challenging seasons.

Who Mackenzie Works With
Children ages 6+ • Teens • Adults • Couples • Families • LGBTQIA+ and transgender clients • Expecting and postpartum parents

Best Fit For
Trauma and PTSD • Anxiety and depression • Bipolar disorder • Borderline personality disorder • ADHD • ODD • Substance use and dual diagnosis • Psychosis-related concerns • Family and relationship conflict • Parenting • Pregnancy and postpartum depression • Domestic or sexual abuse recovery • Self-harming behaviors • Suicidal thoughts

What Mackenzie Helps Clients Do
Process trauma • Regulate overwhelming emotions • Strengthen coping skills • Rebuild self-worth • Improve relationships • Recognize unhelpful patterns • Navigate crises and major transitions • Create sustainable change

Mackenzie’s Style
Warm • Grounded • Compassionate • Structured • Curious • Respectful • Gently honest

Treatment Approaches
CBT • DBT • Solution-Focused Therapy • Trauma-Informed Care

Experience
Crisis intervention • Individual therapy • Family therapy • Child and adolescent support • Substance-use concerns • High-acuity and complex mental health needs

Credentials
Licensed Clinical Social Worker • Master of Social Work

What It’s Like to Work With Mackenzie
Mackenzie creates a safe, nonjudgmental environment where clients can be fully themselves. She combines thoughtful insight and gentle honesty with practical tools clients can use in everyday life. Whether someone is processing trauma, rebuilding confidence, or managing significant stress, Mackenzie provides steady encouragement while making room for both progress and the pauses along the way.