InBloom Therapy and Consultation
Where flowers bloom, so does hope
Individual therapy for adults and adolescents utilizing a variety of evidence-based therapeutic models and interventions:
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Insurance I accept:
Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) Of Texas
Aetna
Cigna
United Health Care
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For out-of-network clients or private pay, the fee for each session is:
$130 (45 mins) session
$145 (60 min) session
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Age ranges I treat:
children (10-12)
teens (13-17)
Young adult (18-24)
Adults (25-64)
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For out of network: I provide an invoice for reimbursement. I am an in-network provider for most Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) Of Texas, Aetna, Cigna, and United Health Care and your individual rate will be determined by your deductible and any applicable co-payment or co-insurance amount set by your plan.
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Clients would describe me as patient, committed, and warm. We develop a plan to meet their goals together. When people have been through a lot, they may find they feel uncomfortable with opening up about stressors but soon realize our sessions are a safe place and therapy does not have to be scary. If you are looking for a positive connection, emotional safety, and to increase insight, join me! You will find me as having a non-judgmental communication style, even when exploring areas of growth.​​
Individual Therapy Sessions
Everyone's reasons for seeking therapy are unique, but the goal is often to improve mental well-being and quality of life. If you are considering therapy, it is a positive step towards taking care of your mental health. Life can be overwhelming at times, and therapy can provide support and coping strategies.
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Many people seek therapy for a variety of reasons. Here are some of the areas that I specialize in:
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Depression​
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Anxiety​
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Trauma
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Experiencing Events
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Witnessing events
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Including physical and sexual abuse
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Stress/Life Changes such as major life events
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Marriage
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Divorce
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Job loss
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Burn out
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Work stress
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Work life balance
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Loss of expectations
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Loss of a loved one
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Relationship issues
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Family of origin issues
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Romantic relationships
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Attachment
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Personal growth/personal development
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Self development
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Values identification
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Goal setting
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Increasing insight into yourself
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Overcoming maladaptive patterns and habits
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Anger Management
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Shame
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Concerns about sexual identity
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Child and Adolescent Therapy
Parents seek therapy for their children for a variety of reasons. Here are some of the most common ones I can target:
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Behavioral Concerns
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non-legal involved
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legal involved (all offenses) ​​
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Emotional Distress
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Social Challenges
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Sexual Identity
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Trauma
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concerns regarding technology use and misuse
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Self-Esteem and Confidence
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General Well-Being
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Family Dynamics:
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Conflicts between parents and children
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Divorce
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Blended family adjustments
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Adoption
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Age ranges I treat:
children (10-12)
teens (13-17)
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Therapy can be a valuable resource for children and families, offering a safe space to explore and address these issues. Do any of these reasons resonate with your situation?
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Everyone's reasons for seeking therapy are unique, but the goal is often to improve mental well-being and quality of life. If you are considering therapy, it is a positive step towards taking care of your mental health. Life can be overwhelming at times, and therapy can provide support and coping strategies.
Licensure Supervision
In addition to believing that clients deserve high quality care, I also believe that therapists who are learning to hone their skills through therapy supervision deserve a safe place to grow into an effective therapist while obtaining their license. I am Board Certified as a supervisor in the State of Texas. My goal for supervision is for you to feel as confident and competent to do the therapy needed for the client to grow. The board requires that LPC-associates (formerly LPC-Interns) receive a minimum of 4 hours of supervision per month.
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LPC Supervision rates: $75 an hour.
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Currently LPC licensure is overseen by the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Counsel. For more information on applying as an LPC associate (LPC-intern) visit: Applying for a License – Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
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What is needed for supervision. you will need to obtain an LPC associate/interns level license (provisional license) first. Once this has been completed you will need to fill out a Supervisory Agreement Form. The form needs to be completed by the supervisee and a Board Approved Supervisor and be submitted to the board.
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